Vietnam: Overview and History
Throughout the millennia of Vietnam’s storied past, the indomitable spirit of the Vietnamese people has built the remarkable culture and traditions that are so enticing to today’s visitors. Vietnam’s fast-growing tourism industry could survive on its beautiful landscapes and exotic flora and fauna alone, but your experience in Vietnam will be made far richer and more vibrant as you learn about the people, the customs, the food, and the way of life that native Vietnamese […]
Read moreExplore the Royal Capital of Vietnam: Hoa Lu in Ninh Binh
A visit to Vietnam would not be complete without experiencing the rich Vietnam History that lives on in hidden treasures like Hoa Lu, located in the province of Ninh Binh. Known as the “ancient capital” of Vietnam, Hoa Lu is approximately 100 km south of Hanoi in northern Vietnam. A trip to Hoa Lu and […]
Read morePhong Nha-Ke Bang National Park
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park Known for containing Hang Son Doong, the largest cave on the planet, Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park offers adventurous travelers a variety of spectacular sights, exciting adventures, set within the stunning beauty of carefully preserved wilderness. While guided tours through the […]
Read moreHang Son Doong: Exploring the World’s Largest Cave
During your next trip to Vietnam, do you want a challenge? Do you want an adventure more amazing than most tourists can dream of? There are many exciting places to visit in Vietnam, but none are quite like Hang Son Doon. A team of British divers recently found that the largest cave in Vietnam by […]
Read moreReunification Express Train Guide
Do you want to get away from the big cities in Vietnam and experience the countryside? Do you like being around other people, swapping stories, and taking in the natural beauty of Vietnam as you travel? Well, grab your Vietnam visa because it’s time to have the adventure of your life! An exciting way to […]
Read moreMỹ Sơn: Travel Guide
About Mỹ Sơn Unlike the neighboring cities of Hoi An and Danang, Mỹ Sơn’s unique allure draws from its incredible historic roots, not its immediate visionary delights. As the last remaining ruin complex of the ancient Cham Empire, Mỹ Sơn attracts thousands of visitors each in year to its ancient Hindu temples and mysterious architecture. […]
Read morePhan Thiet, Vietnam: A Travel Guide
While Phan Thiet remains one of Vietnam’s busiest coastal towns, it maintains its unique attractions from the bustle of urban development, making it the perfect retreat from its nearby business epicenters, Hanoi and Saigon. As the capital of the Binh Thuan province, it is home to nearly 250,000 inhabitants spread across four wards and a […]
Read moreVinh, Vietnam: A Travel Guide
Welcome to Vinh, the cultural center of Vietnam’s North Central Coast. Whether you’re one to hike mountains, peruse museums, explore zoos, or fish for your dinner, we have your kind of adventure right here in Vinh, Vietnam. A Brief History of Vinh, Vietnam The city of Vinh became a major industrial center under French rule, […]
Read moreBien Hoa: A Travel Guide
As a bustling suburb about 20 miles east of Ho Chi Minh City, Bien Hoa is a large industrial area within southern Vietnam. It is located within the Dong Nai Province and is home to approximately 1.1 million residents. Bien Hoa is one of the largest cities in the country and because of its location […]
Read moreCan Tho, A Travel Guide
From floating markets to the old-fashioned rice paper-making village to the picturesque scenery of canals and waterfronts, Can Tho, Vietnam is a sight to behold. As the fourth largest city in Vietnam and housing over 1.2 million people, Can Tho has evolved quickly and epically in the past 120 years to become the country’s epicenter […]
Read moreHanoi, a Travel Guide
A Complete Guide to Visiting the City of Hanoi Where Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is busy with new growth geared toward achieving total relevance in the global marketplace, Hanoi’s atmosphere speaks more to a reverence for the quiet wisdom that comes with the passage of time and much experience. Though Hanoi’s population is young […]
Read moreNha Trang, a Travel Guide
A Complete Guide to Visiting the City of Nha Trang Once a set of sleepy fishing villages (Xuon Huan, Phuong Cau, Van Than, Phuong Sai, and Phuoc Hai), Nha Trang has grown into one of the most popular ecotourism sites in Vietnam, a beautiful residence for its 500,000 inhabitants. Nha Trang was originally part of […]
Read moreDa Nang, a Travel Guide
A Complete Guide to Visiting the City of Da Nang, Vietnam Surrounded by sandy beaches and located near the Buddhist pagodas and caves of the Marble Mountains, the once small town of Da Nang is a growing, bustling port city lying halfway between Hanoi in the north and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) in […]
Read moreHai Phong, a Travel Guide
A Complete Guide to Visiting the City of Hai Phong A trip to northern Vietnam should always include a stop at Hai Phong, an important industrial center and seaport in the Red River Delta. Whether you travel to Hai Phong to seek out its beautiful architectural and cultural treasures or as a stop on the […]
Read moreHo Chi Minh City– A Travel Guide
The largest city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City has something for everyone. The city’s eight million residents still call it by its old name, Saigon, and for many, that name still carries with it the exotic charm of its long and fascinating history. Growing and stretching at a furious pace, the city is never […]
Read moreTravel Guide to Vietnam
The enchanted land of Vietnam is waiting for you! Over six million travelers visit this country each year—one of the most popular tourist destinations in Southeast Asia. Whether you’re going for the city culture, the white sand beaches, or to interact with the friendly locals—or all of the above—don’t forget to download our free Travel […]
Read moreHalong Bay Cruise and Tour Travel Guide
As more and more people explore the wonders of Asia and the Orient, Vietnam has become a popular tourist destination for global travelers hoping to catch a glimpse of the unspoiled treasures the country has in abundance. Vietnam itself is a beautiful country. Modern cities and nearly untouched rural villages and sites are juxtaposed on […]
Read moreHoi An Tour: a Travel Guide
Touring Hoi An A visit to lush and beautiful Vietnam must include a trip to Hoi An. Hoi An is a treasure of a city along Vietnam’s central coastline, situated 30 km south of Da Nang on the Thu Bon River. Spared the ravages and destruction of war, Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage […]
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