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  Exploring Bac Lieu salt fields

  The salt fields in Bac Lieu have existed for a long time and provide a huge of salt for the Mekong Delta . The salt fields are divided into squares and rows with full...

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  Kite Surfing

  Kite surfing is one of the most famous adventure sports in Phan Thiet. Phan Thiet is an ideal place for kite surfing from November to March with strong winds to enjoy this...

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  Make Up Your Own Mind About the Hanoi Hilton

  Hoa Lo Prison, better known to Westerners as the Hanoi Hilton, is definitely a polarizing and confusing place. All the signage and displays point to the prison having been a...

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  Sapa Museum

  The museum is housed in an attractive stilt house with a static exhibit upstairs which runs uninspiringly through the history of the Sapa region before moving on to some...

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  Trekking in Sapa

  Sapa with its mountainous picturesque landscapes and numerous of wonderful attractions is the ideal place for trekking lovers. So trekking is one of the most popular...

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  Send a Postcard at the Central Post Office

  Many people, ourselves included, are under the impression that the Central Post Office was designed by Gustave Eiffel, but it turns out it was only based on an Eiffel design....

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  Drink a 'ca phe sua da'

  It’s not an overstatement to say that 'ca phe sua da' represents a unique aspect of Vietnamese culture, particularly in Saigon. The mere mention of the drink is...

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  Cat Cat Village & Falls

  There's no real consensus on what to call the falls; some call them the Cat Cat Falls (Cat Cat is just the Vietnamese transliteration of the word cascade) while others...

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  Hanoi Street Food

  Hanoi is famous for not only having a lot of beautiful, stunning, cultural and historical landscapes but also owning many special and delicious dishes which are only served...

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  Expand Your Understanding of Vietnamese War History

  If you’ve read my blog, you all know that war tourism isn’t my thing. That said, traveling as a couple means compromises, and I don’t regret learning more...

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