Send a Postcard at the Central Post Office

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  Discovery Dinh Cau night market

  Dinh Cau night market is a famous attraction that you should not miss when traveling to Phu Quoc . Visiting Dinh Cau market, you can not only go shopping with different...

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  Visit a French Cafe

  The best part of the French influence has survived in Hanoi… the food. I love that in Hanoi you can walk around one corner and eat a bowl of Pho, but also treat...

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  Marvel at the Madness of Traffic

  The roads are crazy. You know it and I know it. Get an aerial view from Highland Coffee. Best time to go is half an hour before sunset. You’ll get some amazing...

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  Notre Dame Basilica

  With its French inspiration, all building materials for the Notre Dame Basilica were even brought over from France. Whether you simply view it from the exterior or take a trip...

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  Brush up on your Bargaining

  Unless you see a stickered price on the souvenir you’re eyeing up, the price is probably negotiable. Remember your poker face, keep a limit in your head and be prepared...

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  Go Snorkeling in Phu Quoc

  Snorkeling is one of the most popular activities in Phu Quoc because of the beautiful and diversified coral. It is a great opportunity for you to discover the colorful...

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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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  Cycling in Ninh Binh

  Ninh Binh is cycling heaven. Here you will have chance to get insights into rural Vietnam on your bikes. The countryside is a living museum that gives...

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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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