Ha Long Bay, is it worth visiting? Ha Long Bay is one of the symbol of Vietnam. As I always heard my grandfather saying after he visited it in the 1940’s, it is the one of the most beautiful place on earth. The bay features thousands of limestones karts and isles which contrast with a intense...
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Hoi An Guide for Tourist Hoi An was a major Southeast Asian trading post, designed as a trading hub, from the 16th until the 19th century. A cosmopolitan hub filled up by many Chinese, Japanese and European immigrants who ended up settling there. This is clearly reflected in the many heritage houses and architecture of...
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Visiting Ninh Binh and Hue, Ancient Imperial Vietnam Before Vietnam was divided into North and South during the modern part of its history, Hanoi and Hue have been the Imperial epicentre of the Empire. Nonetheless let’s not forget about Hoa Lu in Ninh Binh region which was the capital of Vietnam in the 10th and 11th...
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Guide for Hanoi & TET Festival Hanoi is a vibrant busy city. The peculiar character of this capital could be defined through the constant myst, the numberless scooters, street food at every corner and the french architecture heritage. It’s also a controversial city which procures to anyone who visit it two reactions: either you like,...
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5 weeks itinerary in Vietnam Viet Nam is a surprisingly vast and diverse country with a population of over 90 million people. It has a rich culture and many traditions and customs that are proudly showcased by vietnamese throughout the nation. We ended up spending over 5 full weeks in VietNam and yet we couldn’t...
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Running in Vietnam I know I have been saying this a lot about other countries, but running in Vietnam really isn’t easy. Actually it’s been the worst country so far for running. Reasons are different in each city we have visited, but the only place I managed to run outside was Dalat, and it was...
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