Vietnam’s street food scene is one of the most exciting in Asia. Their food is freshly sourced and has cross-culture inspirations. Chinese cooking and eating habits are embedded in their cuisine. And it’s probably the only Southeast Asian country that embodies a strong French culture. In this piece, we will share the street food selection …
What is Vietnamese coffee?
Vietnamese is perfect for those who love a strong, dark-roasted flavor. One cup of coffee can be equal to about three cups elsewhere, so drinkers beware! The Robusta bean is the main coffee bean of Vietnam, and its caffeine content is even deadly to bugs, making it an excellent defense from insect attacks. While coffee …
Shop these 16 Markets around Ho Chi Minh City
Keep shopping trips in Vietnam fresh with stops at the best markets in Ho Chi Minh City. Discover day, night, and floating markets for everything from flowers and street food, to clothes and fabric. There are many types of markets varying in sizes, themes, hours, and location throughout the town, but they have common denominators. …
How do you say cheers in Vietnamese?
During nearly any night out on the town, you’ll hear locals cheer their glasses at bars and restaurants, across Vietnam. The phrase saying cheers in Vietnamese is very easy to pronounce and remember. The expression for cheers in Vietnam is “một hai ba, dô!” The first phrase, “một hai ba” means “one, two, three” in …
8 Best Floating Markets in Vietnam
A great way to get a taste of authentic Mekong Delta culture is by visiting one of the best floating markets in Vietnam. The southern part of the country is where the Mekong River is, and the delta region has many unique customs and traditions. Floating markets have been an important way to shop for …
Shop these 11 Markets around Hanoi
Vietnam’s capital city, Hanoi, has the best markets offering something for everybody. Shop day and night markets in the Old Quarter and beyond for everything from street food and flowers to fabric and clothing. Some are open during the daytime, some just at night, and others operate from dawn until midnight, transforming after dark. No …
15 Best Bars in Hanoi
If you’re visiting Vietnam’s capital and looking to enjoy a night on the town, stopping by some of the best bars in Hanoi is a must. With a diverse drinking scene, there are establishments for every occasion. If blasting music is more of your style, check out the area’s nightclubs. However, if you’re interested in …
5 Largest Shopping Malls in Hanoi
Hanoi is known for its multi-cultural community and abundance of historical landmarks. In recent years, however, the city has carved a reputation as a premier shopping destination with its abundance of malls and markets. Treat yourself to some new clothes, sample new cuisines, or simply entertain the kids. Let’s review all about Hanoi’s best indoor …
The Best Vietnamese Street Foods
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 …
Madagui Forest City – Lam Dong Province
Located between Ho Chi Minh City and Dalat, the Madagui Forest Resort and Spa is a fun place to get some fresh air outdoors while traveling around Vietnam. The wooded city is set in the Da Huoai district of the Lam Dong Province. Madagui situated about 22 kilometers east of Cat Tien National Park, nearly …
Ho May Park – Vung Tau
A stop to Vung Tau isn’t complete without a visit to Ho May Park, an amusement park that’s guaranteed to be one of the most unique ones you’ll see in your life. There won’t be a lack of things to see, do, and experience with several different areas to explore. The park is set on …
Terraced Rice Fields – Sapa
The terraced rice fields of Sapa have become iconic due to their intricate design and unparalleled precision. Amazingly, this is all manmade and the locals use the same practices to cultivate their fields as their ancestors did centuries ago. This is because the people of Sapa have always had a deeply close connection with nature. …