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  Enjoy a dog racing in Vung Tau

  Traveling to Vung Tau on weekends, you’ll have an opportunity to enjoy a dog racing and it only takes place in Vung Tau. Dog racing was introduced to Vietnam and...

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  Ride a cyclo through Hue City

  Enjoy a leisurely cyclo ride through Hue , the former Vietnamese capital, including Hue Imperial Citadel —a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cyclo ride is the...

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  a Sapa homestay

  When travelling to Sapa you’ll be faced with an array of treks to choose from and one decision you’ll need to make is whether to do a trek that includes a...

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  Explore Vietnamese History BEYOND the War

  Vietnam is and should be known for more than the terrible war, which is where the Museum of Vietnamese History comes in. See gorgeous artefacts from the many regions of the...

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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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  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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  Take a Cooking Class

  Visiting Hanoi , you have a chance to taste special and delicious food of this place and explore stunning and beautiful landscapes. Taking a cooking class to know how to...

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  Explore Tao Dan Park

  Tao Dan Park is a true oasis nestled in the hustle and bustle of Saigon. This is where parents bring children to play, where couples stroll on dates and where workers enjoy...

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  Fast and Furious Foodie Tour

  By far our favourite thing we did in HCMC was the XO Foodie Tour. We visited multiple districts and ate many foods that were new to us, but part of the thrill was zipping...

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  Reunification Palace

  Also known as the Independence Palace, this building marks, for many, the end of the Vietnam War. Free tours with an English-speaking guide can be arranged in the lobby.

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