Vietnam Travel Guides

The flavor of tea with the scent spreads in the mouth with a sour and bitter taste that only tea connoisseurs can realize. Here are: Addresses for milk tea lovers when travelling in Hanoi. Depending on personal taste, some people like to drink more milk, some prefer more tea, and pearl. However, it is not […]

Pork Summer Roll is one of the specialty of Da Nang that satisfies even the most demanding gourmet. Made from common meat such as pork, this dish has gained a universal reputation in Da Nang and many other regions in Vietnam. This dish will be so much lighter and punchier than the fried snacks – […]

Van Long Lagoon – One of the famous destinations in Ninh Binh don’t miss ! Located in Ninh Binh Province’s Gia Vien District, some 80km from Ha Noi, the 3,500-ha Van Long Lagoon is considered the biggest wetland nature reserve site in the northern delta and home to thousands of rare fauna and flora species, […]

Travelling to Vietnam, normally, mention Pho, tourists will remember Pho Bo or Phở Chicken. These are traditional Vietnamese noodle soups. However, in this article, we will mention: The “other” Vietnamese Noodle Soups for you to have more options to enjoy the noodles when comming Vietnam. Crab noodle Crab noodle (Bún riêu) is a meat or […]

Vietnamese beef noodle soup (Phở Bò) – one of the most popular street foods in Vietnam. Well-known around the world by its delicious. A Vietnam holiday with a bowl of Vietnamese beef noodle soup, it will be a wonderful experience. Phở is the delicious speciality food of Hanoi. In Vietnam you can find Phở everywhere, […]

Visitting Sapa in autumn, tourists will be get enthralled by its beautiful natural landscapes, and the atmosphere of peace and tranquility and simple life of indigenous people. Sapa city in the evening. In daytime, Sa Pa is beautiful; its night scenery is also extremely gorgeous. The mountainous city is lit up with attractive, colorful light […]

Hoi An Lantern Festival is one of Southeast Asia’s most popular events. For centuries, the Vietnamese have considered the full moon a time to pay their respects to their ancestors, hold candlelit ceremonies at temples and generally make merry. In recent years, the quaint port town of Hoi An has taken this to the next […]