One thing is for sure, Vietnam is a country of diversity. If you love nature, you’ll have countless appealing destinations to choose from. Long-distance cycling and motorbike trips are ideal for soaking up views of gaping mountain passes and sun-drenched rice fields. Vietnam offers water babies excellent scuba-diving in Nha Tra…
Fancy a break from the heat of the city and leave all the stress behind but not too far from home, consider Pu Luong (Thanh Hoa Province), where you can immerse in the wild beauty of mountains and forests, get some fresh breezes and admire all the charming co…
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Mu Cang Chai might be the first destination that pops up in your mind when mentioning Yen Bai. This small rural district of Northwestern Vietnam with its rice paddy terraces, spectacular views of Water Pouring Season and the famous paragliding festival in Kha…
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Ha Long Bay is the sparkling emerald in the crown of Vietnam’s tourism. If you’ve cruised in this world-famous bay, you’ll understand why it’s a top attraction. The otherworldly bay is about a two-hour drive from Ha Noi – perfect for travellers wanting a brea…
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Feeling blue? Head to Binh Thuan province - a blue space, which is known for its fun-filled beaches and sandy dunes. It’s one of the country’s most arid regions, after all. Yet it also boasts many beautiful blue spaces. First off, it’s home to Mui Ne, Vietnam…
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The south of Vietnam seems like a water-based wonderland. From the ocean’s beaches and islands, to its mountains, waterfalls and streams, to the majesty of the Mekong Delta. Here are a few gems for your consideration: Nha Trang is a beachcomber’s paradise, al…
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Cu Lao Cau Island feels remote, like the shores a castaway might wash up on. But in reality, this pristine island is only about 8 km from the Vietnamese mainland and about 110 km from Phan Thiet City. Cu Lao Cau (known by locals as Cau Island, because of an a…
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