As April approaches and Easter celebrations bring families together, one question is on everyone's mind: 'Where to go to soak up the sun?' If you're looking to escape the chill of Europe and bask in the warmth of Asia, we’ve handpicked 7 sunny destinations just for you. These are places where nature thrives, cultures blend, and adventure awaits. It's time to start dreaming about your next holiday!

During your trip, be sure to discover one of Vietnam's many night markets, a typical cultural feature of a country deeply attached to its markets. Whether for tourism or purely commercial reasons, strolling through a night market in Vietnam will brighten up your evening and allow you to immerse yourself in the local culture, do some shopping, and, above all, enjoy the excellent Vietnamese street food, renowned throughout the world for its freshness, creativity, and unique flavors.

Trà Vinh is a quiet province tucked away in the Mekong Delta, known for its strong Khmer roots and peaceful countryside. It’s a place where you’ll find sleepy villages, old temples, and simple, tasty local food. What makes this small, often overlooked town stand out is its green spaces and clean, fresh air. In fact, Trà Vinh is one of the most breathable cities in Vietnam and ranks 3rd among the 15 cleanest cities in Southeast Asia, according to IQAir. Come along as we explore this calm and charming corner of the delta — and get ready with some helpful tips for your trip.

Vietnam stands out as an ideal destination for a family vacation. A peaceful and welcoming country, it offers a rare sense of safety in Asia: no social unrest, no protests, and an extremely low risk of terrorism. You can travel with peace of mind. But what truly makes Vietnam unique is its ability to captivate people of all ages. Its natural, cultural, and historical heritage is so rich that it enchants both children and adults. Its delicious, varied, and mild cuisine is loved by the whole family... To help you, we share a suggested itinerary from a local agency, practical tips, and activities tailored to the pace of children.

By bike, between the old town of Hoi An and An Bàng beach, we cross a peaceful countryside before seeing the first plots of Trà Quế. This village is known for its vegetable and herb crops, grown using traditional methods. Here, the inhabitants work mainly by hand, barefoot in the earth, using well water and natural algae-based fertilizers. The atmosphere is simple, authentic, and you can stop there to observe the daily work of the market gardeners, or take part in practical workshops organised for visitors.

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