Barbecue Your Own Dinner

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  Take a leisure walk

  Come to Hoi An, home back to the last century. The town was used for two hundred years as one of Vietnam’s most important trading ports. It had been occupied by the...

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  Puku 24 Hour Cafe

  If you’re venturing out to Sapa , chances are you’ll be arriving back from an overnight train at the godawful hour of 4:30 in the morning. You can’t check...

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  Mekong Delta by Vespa!

  When most people hear Vespa, they think about Italy. Not in Saigon! Vespa Adventures can take you out on tour to the lush Mekong Delta, or if you’d rather stay in the...

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  Water Sports

  For active travelers who want to experience the thrill with watercraft, baskets boat sailing or watch the sea on the parachute fly.., Danang beach on summer become ideal...

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  Indulge in the Street Food

  Trying to figure out what to eat from street vendors in Vietnam can be extremely overwhelming, but thanks to the  Legal Nomad’s Guide to Saigon Street Food you can...

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  Soak in the hot springs of Binh Chau

  Binh Chau hot springs is an attractive destination in Vung Tau and famous for not only domestic tourists but also foreign tourist. Traveling to Binh Chau, you have a chance...

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  Visiting Tay Do night market

  Tay Do night market is an interesting place that you should view when traveling to Can Tho. You have an opportunity to enjoy the atmosphere and shopping experience in Tay Do...

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  Take a boat trip in Ninh Binh

  The best ways to enjoy the scenery in Ninh Binh  is to take a boat trip. The main kicking off points for boat trips are Tam Coc and Trang An or Thung Nham, although...

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  Shop the Markets, Shop the Malls

  If you’re itching to bring home a souvenir, you won’t be at a loss for shopping in Saigon. Ben Thanh Market is famous for its many stalls and traditional goods, or...

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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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