Tag Archives: Vietnam travel tips

Nha Trang has the best beaches in Vietnam, there is no doubt. But not just the beaches are absolutely stunning but the clean environment, and the diversity in services and activity that make Nha Trang stand out. The article below will introduce you with some detailed information on the various water sports and activities available in Nha Trang. Related:  Kitesurfing …

Paragliding is quite a new sport in Vietnam which requires money, time and a lot of technical skills. Vietnam has much potential to develop and promote paragliding since it has very supportive weather, topographic diversity and magnificent scenery from north to south. Related: Scuba Diving in Nha Trang This article will introduce you to all the best places to fly …

Vietnam has them all: hot springs, mineral spring and mud-bath sites all across the country. Mud-bathing is not something new in Vietnam. In fact, many tourist sites have to develop this kind of service at Central and South of Vietnam. Mud-bathing in Vietnam is not only an effective therapy but also very entertaining. Why mud-bathing Question is why not? First …

There is a number of things Vietnamese do as habits and as cultural traits. Vietnam has a long history and rich culture. The culture from time to time was influenced a lot by foreign cultures and mostly on a very long duration. However, Vietnamese people remained their way of life in many aspects of daily life. Eat and drink on …

If you only have one day to explore Hanoi, Bat Trang pottery and ceramic village which only is 10 km away from the city centre, is a great choice for you. You can get there by bus, motorbike or taxi. We recommended you the best choice of transportation means is by bus which can get you there faster, with cheaper …

If you haven’t decided yet, and have not applied for a visa, why not consider Vietnam as your next destination in this year 2017? The famous Forbes just released a list of 30 low-cost places to travel this year and Vietnam is one of them. Vietnam was chosen by Marybeth Bond, a National Geographic writer, author and the founder of …

After Lunar New Year or Tet, Vietnamese people spend the whole second month of the lunar year to hold many traditional festivals across the country. All of the festivals are the special occasions for the people to send wishes for a new good year to come, for safety and health as well as remembering the heroes and heroines in the …

In closing 2016, Vietnam welcomed its ten-millionth international guest – a number it never witnessed before. The fact once more proved that besides Thai Land, Vietnam is also a must-visit destination in Southeast Asia. Related: Things Vietnamese people do Vietnam has not only spectacular natural scenery but also interesting and authentic cultural charms, not to mention the cheap prices and …

Many foreigners, who once visited Vietnam in the weeklong Tet holidays did have a good time enjoying the country’s cultural charms but at the same time, were confused so much. Everything in this festive week is closed and there are just so many traditions and customs to understand. In order to help all foreigners to celebrate the happiest time of …

Lunar New Year or Tet Nguyen Dan, Tet Ca, Tet Ta or Tet is the most important and biggest festival not only in Vietnam but also to all Asian countries, one of the many traditional Tets and holidays in Vietnam. Tet Nguyen Dan has the origin from the Lunar New Year of Chinese culture that has been influenced by Vietnamese …