Try Not To Get Hit By a Scooter – No Joke!

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  A trip to Muong Hom market

  Many weekend visitors to Sapa opt to visit Bac Ha market, which is easily accessible on an organised day trip from Sapa. But if you want to avoid the tourist hordes, Muong...

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  Learn How Women Do It All at the Women’s Museum

  Let’s just say that the Vietnamese Women’s Museum blew my mind. What I didn’t realize going into it was how drastically different many of the minority...

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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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  Climbing Fansipan

  Treks are usually overnight, or even over three days, with accommodation in tents or bamboo huts located at just over 2,200 metres.

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  Trekking Cuc Phuong National Park

  Cuc Phuong National Park is Vietnam’s largest national park and one of the most important sites for biodiversity in the country. Trekking Cuc Phuong National Park is a...

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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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  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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  Sip a Cocktail and Enjoy the View at Saigon Skydeck

  It’s hard to get a true appreciation for the scale of HCMC without seeing it from up above. You could just pay to go up to the tourist deck, or… you could skip...

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  Buy a Souvenir That Will Last a Lifetime – Art!

  I won’t lie… we were sucked in. In the Old Quarter you will see many galleries packed to the brim with stacks of paintings. For the  most part, they are all...

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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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