The Vietnamese people are very proud of their president, Ho Chi Minh. He was the leader of the fight against colonialism, brought back independence, and is affectionately known as the "Old Father" of the country. If you're going to Hanoi, you have to go to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Complex. It is easy to get to because it is in the middle of the Ba Dinh district. We give you this extensive guide to help you make the most of your visit. It covers history, architecture, hidden stories, and useful information.

Visiting a country can be done in many ways: on your own, on a guided tour, or even on a cruise. However, choosing to ride a bicycle in Vietnam has become incredibly popular. It is a country that boasts countless sites and routes perfectly tailored for this type of adventure. What could be better than admiring the scenery at your own pace and touring villages in an eco-friendly way, right when environmental awareness is growing globally? At Kampá Tour, we are deeply committed to responsible and sustainable tourism, designing our services with the greatest respect for local populations and the environment. In this guide, we reveal our top routes and essential tips for cycling in Vietnam.

So, you’ve booked the ticket, but now you’re staring at the map wondering, "Where do I even start?" I get it. The internet is full of noise, over-the-top advertisements, and generic advice that causes more headaches than help. You don't need another list of pretty photos; you need a strategy. You’ve come to the right place. I’m Oliver Phung, and with 7 years of experience in the industry, I wrote this article to be the ultimate Vietnam travel guide I wish I had when I started. I’ve put myself in your shoes to compile a brutally honest overview of logistics, costs, and safety.

While the Ha Giang Loop (around 380 km) is celebrated for vertical cliffs and adrenaline-fueled riding, the Cao Bang Loop is defined by diversity. Stretching over roughly 338 km, the route unfolds through a constantly changing landscape, from powerful border waterfalls and hidden stone villages to wide green valleys and jagged limestone peaks.

Cinema is an uncompromising mirror. Unlike the glossy perfection of travel brochures, it captures what no Instagram filter can erase: the invisible scars of history, the stifling humidity of the cities, the heavy silence of tradition, and the fierce melancholy of the monsoon rains. Editor’s Note: We are not professional film critics, nor is this a sponsored post. This curation is the result of 15 years of on-the-ground experience by the Kampá Tour team. We have cross-referenced our own insights with traveler feedback and cinephile analysis to offer you a list that is honest, diverse, and completely unfiltered.

Fast food is not part of daily Vietnamese life as it is not what we grow up eating every morning or after work. But for many travelers, especially in the first days, it can be a comfortable option if you are not yet familiar with Vietnamese cuisine.