Vietnam
From delicious street food to incense villages, jaw dropping mountains and stunning white sandy beaches, Vietnam has got it all and should be on your visit list.
When to go
High Season – December – March
Low Season – April to June
Top 5
Scenic landscapes | Delicious street food | Vibrant cities | Rich history | Beautiful beaches
Recent Vietnam Posts
The incredible Quang Phu Cau incense village, Hanoi
The incredible Quang Phu Cau incense village is one of the most impressive sights in all of Vietnam and is…
Best Vietnamese coffee brands and shops
Vietnam has a huge coffee culture. I was taken aback by the sheer number of coffee shops and cafes in…
Ba Na Hills & Golden Hands Bridge: full guide
The Golden Hands Bridge in Ba Na Hills, is a spectacular bridge in Vietnam that seemingly is held up by…
Hanoi Train Street schedule: Every amazing thing you need to know
Hanoi train street, in my opinion, is the greatest attraction in Hanoi and number one thing you should experience whilst…
13 Best cafes in Hanoi with pictures
On every street corner in Hanoi, Vietnam you’ll find either a café, or restaurant or both. Vietnam is renowned for…
25 unusual things to do in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam (hồ chí minh), formerly known as Saigon or Sai Gon, is honestly not what I…
Hue Things to do & travel guide; the great imperial city
If you’re planning a trip to Vietnam, make sure to include Hue Imperial City, also known as the Purple Forbidden…
Full guide: Hoi An Lanterns, tailors and beaches
Hoi An is my favourite city in all of Vietnam and is sometimes known as the City of Lanterns Vietnam….
What to do in Da Nang: The amazing My Khe Beach & more
Everything you need to know about Danang: My Khe Beach, where to stay in Da Nang, a photography guide and…
Best area to stay in Da Nang & things to do
Look no further for the best area to stay in Da Nang, Vietnam. I have just finished a month touring…
The amazing Ha Giang Loop: full guide
‘The Ha Giang Loop in Northern Vietnam is the most beautiful place in all of South East Asia.’ – literally…