Why did we group these 2 locations into 1 ultimate guide? They are separated only by 50 km (31 miles), by mountain ranges, terrace rice paddies and trekking paths. And how far are they from the capital, Hanoi? Approximately 140 km (87 miles), about a 4h drive southwest from it. In this guide, we will...Read More

Sure, you have heard of banh mi, pho or bun as Vietnamese signature street foods. They are, however, for the most part, salty and savoury dishes. Vietnamese has mastered the craft of street foods with their sweet desserts in addition. Be it cakes, pies, soup or snacking candies, they will all leave you craving for...Read More

The Land of Descending DragonHalong Bay is located in Quang Ninh Province 160 km from Hanoi, in the Gulf of Tonkin, and is undeniably one of the must-visit postcard-worthy landmarks of Vietnam. In 1994 Halong Bay was by right granted the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just imagine: over 1.500 km2 of serenity and...Read More

Whatever place you are coming from, you probably encountered Vietnamese cuisine even if you have never visited the country. Famous for noodles, soups, rice, spring rolls and thanks to the history baguette or coffee too, Vietnam is definitely a spot that should be on your gourmet travel list. View this post on Instagram The President's...Read More

Did you know that… 1. About 97% of Vietnam’s coffee comes from Robusta and Vietnam is the 2nd on the world’s most important coffee producing countries with shocking 1,650,000 metric tons (3,637,627,000 pounds). Only Brazil produces more. Credit: europeancoffeetrip 2. Beer is hugely popular in Vietnam. In summer, it is served with a glass of...Read More