Surely most of us have dreamed of becoming Tarzan, soaring through the forests, living in trees, and being close to primates, right? But is there a place on Earth where you can make that dream a reality? The answer is yes! Let’s travel halfway around the world to Laos, where the Gibbon Experience awaits you!

Khe Sanh Combat Base lies in the central area of Vietnam. It is located in the town of Khe Sanh, in the Huong Hoa district of Quang Tri province, around 20 miles east of the Lao Bao border gate marking the Vietnam-Laos border. The base is also approximately 63 kilometers from Dong Ha city, which is a major city of the region. Khe Sanh near the middle of the country, easily connected to a few other famous tourist sites in the surrounding area like Hue City and Phong Nha Ke Bang.

Are you bent on a vacation among nature in Vietnam? Then make sure to check out Cuc Phuong National Park, a natural museum for those rare and precious species of tropical fauna and flora. This article has all the necessary information and tips that will guide you throughout your journey to make the most out of your trip! Everything from advice and practical information to price and scheduling is in there to help you plan a visit to the park!

The Golden Bridge in Da Nang, Vietnam, is an astounding architectural miracle with huge hands growing from mountains. One can walk literally above the clouds and take in the entire landscape around it. It's a fantastically dreamlike place and has quickly become one of Vietnam's most signature attractions, attracting visitors from around the world. So are you ready to explore this incredible site?

Back in 1901, the French stumbled upon Ba Na Hills and decided it was the perfect spot for a hilltop getaway. More than a century later, their legacy still lingers. From the design of the hotels to the European-style buildings across the park, there’s a strong French touch in the air. Ba Na Hills today is huge; we’re talking 21,000 square meters of rides, gardens, villages, and surprises around every corner. It’s easy to get lost in it all, so having a guide on hand is a smart move if you want to make the most of your visit.

Once the most haunted place during the French colonial period, Hoa Lo prison had a heavy and silent atmosphere from the moment I stepped through the gate. A cold air seeped through the old yellow walls, which held stories of resistance, loss, and the extraordinary power of resurrection. This was the place that held revolutionary soldiers chained in the dark, daring escapes through narrow sewers, and even American pilots pacing in cells halfway across the world from home. Visiting Hoa Lo isn’t easy. It’s raw, real, and unforgettable. But if you want to understand Hanoi and Vietnam’s path to independence, this is where you begin.