Experience Bliss at the Best Beaches in Vietnam

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Vietnam’s vast turquoise waters and beautiful beaches continually attract locals and tourists to visit its shores. Over the years, the tourism of the country has expanded, and now, numerous luxury resorts can be found along these coasts. Vietnam’s tropical weather is also something to look forward to—the year long summer is a treat for beach lovers. With over 300 coastlines …

Trio of Waterfalls in Central Highlands of South Vietnam

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Dray Nur Waterfall- Top. Photo: Quoc Anh Vu Dang 1. Dray Nur Waterfall Address: Đường đi thác Dray Nur, Dray Sáp, Krông Ana, Đắk Lắk 2. Dray Sáp Waterfall Address: Thôn Đức Lập, Đắk Sôr, Krông Nô, Đăk Nông 64000 3. Gia Long Waterfall Address: Đi Cụm thác Dray Sáp, Dray Sáp, Krông Nô, Đăk Nông …

Try these 12 Mouth-Watering Vietnamese Street Foods!

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Every country in the throughout the world is known for one or two street dishes, but in Vietnam it is the driving force of its food culture. From the colorful capital of Hanoi down to the buzzing metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City, the streets are alive with the smells and sizzling sounds of street foods. Locals are always seen preparing mouth-watering dishes right front before …

11 of the Best Campsites in Vietnam

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The glorious and diverse landscape of Vietnam calls for any explorer to escape the crowded hostels into the vast outdoors. There is something magical about camping under the stars that allows you to immerse yourself in the country. Whether you're sleeping by the crashing waves of a beach, high up in the cold mountains, or under the jungle canopy, camping in Vietnam will be …

Perfume Festival

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The Perfume Festival is a three-month Buddhist event held in the most popular Buddhist pilgrimage site in Vietnam. It's attended by tons of pilgrims annually. The festival takes place in Perfume Pagoda, the country’s largest pagoda complex. Located 75 km south from the capital of Hanoi, the area is nestled in the midst of Huong Tich’s steep-sided limestone mountains. The …

Vietnam Islands with Beaches Worth Visiting

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One of the highlights in this easternmost country in the Southeast Asian Indochinese Peninsula, is the long ranging coastline with top islands found off of its shores. Take a day trip to try scuba diving or snorkeling, or stay for an extended period on one of these fabulous islands. Let's learn about some of the best islands to visit in Vietnam on your next holiday. Note …

Top Things To Do in Hoi An

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From pristine beaches to lush green forests, Hoi An provides tourists with a glimpse of the very best that Vietnam has to offer. Apart from its amazing beaches, the city is famous for its restaurants and stunning historic architecture. Providing both a relaxing beach holiday and bustling little city life, you'll find a lot to do (or not to do) in Hoi An. It's a short drive …

Vinh, Vietnam

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Vinh is situated in the north central coast of Vietnam and is considered the economic and cultural center of the area. It’s also the most populous city in this region with an approximate number of nearly 500,000 occupants. In 2008, the city was upgraded to a Grade-I city with 16 urban and 9 suburban communes. History The city was originally named Ke Van and later in …

Rach Gia, Vietnam

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If you’re the kind of traveler who wants to visit a less touristy spot in Vietnam, then Rach Gia should be up in your list. Situated in near the tip of southeastern Vietnam, it has a population of a little more than 200,000. This coastal city is usually used as a transfer point for people going to Phu Quoc. But if you plan to stay a bit longer, you'll be surprised at how …

Qui Nhon, Vietnam

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Qui Nhon, or Quy Nhon, is located in central Vietnam in the Binh Dinh Province. The coastal city with more than 650,000 in population specializes in fishing and agriculture. Quite recently, it’s making a shift towards tourism, which seemed effective especially among rich Vietnamese couples who choose Qui Nhon as a place for them to retire. History This city, which is …

Hai Phong, Vietnam

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Hai Phong is considered to be Vietnam’s second largest industrial city in the North with a population of more than 2 million. It's located in the northern coast of Vietnam and is the hub for technology, science, economy, education, medicine and trade in this part of the country. Known as the "City of Flame Flowers", Hai Phong is the third largest city in terms of urban …

Can Tho, Vietnam

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Famed for its floating markets and charming canals, Can Tho is listed as the fourth largest city in Vietnam. Given its close proximity to Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho is nicknamed Tay Do or the “western capital” with a population of more than 1.2 million. The city is a living testament of how urbanization and rural tradition can coexist wonderfully. With just a 2-hour flight …

Buon Ma Thuot, Vietnam

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Located in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, Buon Ma Thuot, also known as Buon Me Thuot or Ban Me Thuot, is the provincial capital of Dak Lak. In Vietnam’s Central Highlands region, the city is dubbed as the “capital of coffee” with approximately 420,000 in population. The quiet town is still a work in progress but is quickly developing thanks to its internal …

Bien Hoa, Vietnam

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Classified as one of the oldest cities in the south, Bien Hoa is located in the southern part of Vietnam in the Dong Nai province. It's situated 30 km east of Ho Chi Minh City and nearby to the Dong Nai River and Mekong River. It's definitely one of Vietnam’s fast growing cities  after it leapt past the 1 million population mark back in 2015. History Like most cities in …

La Gi, Vietnam

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La Gi, a costal town and one of the more popular backpacking destinations because of its gorgeous beaches and cheap, fresh seafood. It's located about 4 hours from Ho Chi Minh City by bus. Main Attractions Cam Binh Beach - One of the best beaches to visit in La Gi is Cam Binh beach, which is only about 5km away from the main town. Visitors to Cam Binh has a wide and …

Nha Trang, Vietnam

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Nha Trang is another coastal city in Vietnam and located in the South Central Coast of the country. It has more than 500,000 in population and is a well-known tourist destination for backpackers and affluent travelers because of its beautiful beaches. Due to its sizable popular and white sandy beaches, it attracts a year round flock of travelers. There are plenty of hotels, …

Hue, Vietnam

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Hue still carries the splendor it had during its glorious days when it was the seat of the Nguyen Dynasty. The 19th century Citadel is home to the Imperial City and the Forbidden Purple City. Although bombarded during the war in Vietnam, many of its finest buildings still stands tall, proud of the grandeur it was before. Today, Hue has more than 300,000 in population and …