Located along the Perfume River, the Hue Royal Tombs are incredible reminders of Vietnam’s imperial past. These grand tombs, built by the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945), are not just burial sites—they were also designed as peaceful places for the emperors…
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When you think of Hanoi, Vietnam’s historic capital, your mind might drift to its emerald lakes or chaotic Old Quarter streets. But for food travelers, the real heart of Hanoi beats in its steaming bowls of phở—the iconic Vietnamese noodle soup that’s…
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The Mekong Delta is a maze of rivers, canals, and floating markets where life flows to the rhythm of the water. While the famous Cai Rang Floating Market in Can Tho attracts most visitors, the lesser-known floating markets of Can Tho and…
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Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famed for its emerald waters and towering limestone karsts. While boat cruises offer breathtaking views, kayaking unlocks a more intimate experience, allowing adventurers to explore hidden coves, secluded beaches, and secret caves that larger…
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When you think of Hanoi, Vietnam’s elegant capital, you might picture the serene Hoan Kiem Lake or the bustling Old Quarter’s noodle stalls. But for culture enthusiasts, there’s a hidden gem that blends history, artistry, and a splash of magic: water puppetry…
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When you think of Saigon—Ho Chi Minh City to some—the image that springs to mind might be a chaotic swirl of motorbikes, neon-lit nightlife, and steaming bowls of pho at street stalls. Most travelers flock to the War Remnants Museum or Notre-Dame…
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When travelers think of Sapa, Vietnam, the mind often drifts to postcard-perfect rice terraces and misty mountain vistas. But if you assume Sapa is just a pretty backdrop for Instagram shots, you’re missing the soul of this place. Beyond the scenery lies…
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