As one of Southeast Asia’s top tourist destinations, Vietnam attracts millions of travelers from around the world are flying to Vietnam to experience not only its lovely beaches but to understand its culture, try the world-class Vietnamese cuisine, take a walk back at Vietnam’s history, try the Vietnamese coffee, ride a motorbike across the country, …
Hanoi is the capital and the 2nd largest city of the socialist republic of Vietnam. Located along the Red River Delta, Hanoi is known as the heart of Northern Vietnam. The Red River Delta region consists of 10 provinces nested between many famous and beautiful landscapes and seascapes that attract so many travellers every year. …
Vietnam is known to be a tropical country, with only two seasons: the wet and the dry season. While that may be true in the country’s southern parts, its northern territories enjoy all 4 seasons. And since Hanoi is situated in Northern Vietnam, you will have the opportunity to experience all four seasons there, that is …
Vietnam is one of the most famous countries to tour in Asia. There are several cities and towns where you can experience the many different aspects of Vietnamese culture. Two of the most popular destinations in the country are Sapa and Hanoi. One is a town ideal for people looking for the tranquillity of slow-living; …
Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, is known for its ancient temples, delicious street food, atmospheric quarters, and traditional culture. It is a charming city and is extremely easy to explore. It is also the gateway to Sapa and Halong Bay, famous for its cruises through an out-of-this-world landscape. I recommend you spend about 3-4 days …
Many travellers and tourists who have been to Vietnam enjoyed their time here, their recommendation of places to see, food to try, and things to do is endless and can be overwhelming. The size of Vietnam is undeniably pretty big while not every visitor have the time to explore its every corner. We decided to …
When you travel between two countries, especially crossing a land border, it will cost you time and effort. After you get used to the currency, food, and daily life in one place, you know you need to move on and continue your travel. What is the cheapest way to reach your next neighbouring destination? Crossing …