River of dreams Release a flower lantern on Hoi An’s Hoai River and make a wish. When asked the best time to visit Hoi An, I’d say there’s nothing better than getting lost in the crowds wandering through the Old […]
Vietnam’s Four Points An S-shaped country, Vietnam, stretches 1,650km from north to south, with the widest part about 500km across and the narrowest less than 50km wide. The country’s complex shape makes for an interesting story: where exactly are Vietnam’s […]
Thrilling professional boat races If you want to experience even more exhilarating races, head to Binh Dinh to witness world championship jet ski races, international professional powerboat races, sailing competitions, and stand-up paddleboard races. These are relatively new sports in […]
An ancient gem The magnificent Po Klong Garai Cham towers shed light on the history, culture and religion of the ancient Chams Vietnam’s Cham people have a long history and an ancient culture, which reached a pinnacle during the reign […]
Golden sun, azure sea Lying in the northern part of Phu Yen province, the town of Song Cau has a winding coastline known for its poetic beauty. The adjacent mountains and sea have formed pictures que lagoons, bays, and capes […]
Coastal Running Routes In recent years there’s been a growing trend for “race-cations” that combine travel and sports. This term describes a vacation to participate in sporting events, especially in coastal areas. Instead of a typical vacation spent eating, drinking, […]
Open sea swims over stunning coral reefs For an even more unusual and challenging experience, swimmers can participate in the Ly Son Cross Island Open Sea Swimming Competition in Ly Son (Quang Ngai province). This is Vietnam’s first open sea […]
The faces of time Despite the ravages of history, the streets of Hoi An still house moss-wreathed roofs, yellow walls, and wooden doors decorated with mystical eyes. One of these unique historic houses hosts hundreds of papier-mâché masks, creating an […]
Thousands Year of Silk The craft of sericulture has existed for thousands of years in Vietnam, with mulberry fields and silkworms a part of everyday life since the early days of kingdom-building. Folk songs, proverbs and legends about silk live […]
Emerald heaven Tourists accustomed to seeing endlessly rolling tea hills in the Northern Midlands, such as Long Coc (Phu Tho) and Tan Cuong (Thai Nguyen), or in the Highlands, such as Bao Loc (Lam Dong) and Moc Chau (Son La), […]
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