The Hoan Kiem Walking Street, open during weekends, stands as a vital hub for leisure and recreation, catering to both tourists and locals in the heart of the capital. Opened officially in September 2016 after a two-year pilot, the pedestrian street area around Hoan Kiem Lake is now accessible every weekend, starting from 7 p.m....
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Top 10 luxury hotels in Vietnam: Michelin Guide
The Michelin Guide has recommended Top 10 luxury hotels in Vietnam for travelers seeking exquisite accommodation. Nha Trang, Hanoi, and Hue have the highest number of hotels featured. In addition to its Michelin star ratings for restaurants, the Michelin Guide also provides a selection of top-notch luxury resorts for tourists visiting Vietnam. These selections are...
Four best diving spots in Vietnam
Vietnam’s coastline stretches for thousands of kilometers and features captivating underwater experiences at its four premier diving sites. The rich marine biodiversity of Vietnam’s offshore waters makes them an ideal destination for scuba diving enthusiasts. The diving community in Vietnam is known for being friendly and enthusiastic, and the country also attracts snorkelers from around...
The convenience of travel in Vietnam
The convenience of travel in Vietnam There are countless factors that make travel in Vietnam more convenient than many of its ASEAN neighbors and beyond. I’ve tried to condense these down to a list of 10. Since travel restrictions were lifted post-pandemic, I’ve visited places such as Borneo, western Malaysia, Laos and India. One thought...
Lung Tam village: Traditional Hmong weaving turns flax into fabric
Lung Tam village, a village in northernmost province of Ha Giang, is renowned for its traditional Hmong linen weaving, a captivating and intricate 41-step process that produces exquisite hand-woven creations. Lung Tam village in Quan Ba District is situated below the mountains beside the Mien River, approximately 50 kilometers away from the center of Ha...
Old Quarter Hanoi, things to know
Being known as another name “Hanoi – 36 Old Streets”, Old Quarter Hanoi is considered as the heart and soul of the capital city. It demonstrates seamless fusion between old, proudly-preserved culture and continuously diversifying city; and now it is the oldest yet busiest commercial district and one of the top attractions of Vietnam’s capital. 1....
5 secluded camping sites near Hanoi
If you are looking for peaceful and cost-free camping spots, here are five camping sites near Hanoi center to check out. Some visitors prefer to camp in secluded places to relax and enjoy their spare time, instead of dealing with the crowds and noise at busy tourist destinations during the holidays. Nguyen Anh Khoi, 45,...
10 must-see destinations on a trip to Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Hoi An and Phu Quoc are among the 10 must see destinations that Canadian publication The Travel recommends for a trans-Vietnam trip. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and a great place to experience its diverse culture, cuisine and history. You can visit the Museum of Ethnology to learn about the...
Ben Tre: Oasis in the Mekong Delta
Ben Tre is a desirable location for those who enjoy exploring the outdoors thanks to its pleasant weather throughout the year, abundance of tourist attractions, and mouthwatering specialties. WHEN TO GO Ben Tre is a province in the Mekong Delta, 85 kilometers south of Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) to the west, bordering Tien Giang,...
Vietnam Sim card: Where to buy?
Those visiting Vietnam for the first time are advised to purchase a SIM card upon arrival to ensure you can get connected everywhere as free Wifi may not be available in some public places and remote areas. Where to buy The easiest place to buy a SIM card in Vietnam is at the airport. You...