Oliver PHUNG
Oliver PHUNG
Oliver Phung is a Northern Vietnam-based tour guide and blogger. His favorite topics to write about include cuisine, culture, travel, and under-the-radar experiences. Oliver possesses a deep, detailed understanding of the region, from the indigenous culture of the Hmong in the Northwest to the highland lifestyle of the Tay in the Northeast. Whether he is exploring ancient architecture or geological landscapes, he is always eager to share his insights with his readers. Beyond his work at Kampá Tour, he produces specialized travel content on platforms such as Reddit, Instagram, LinkedIn, and various other publications.
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Hu Tieu: The Chewy Soul of Southern Vietnam (Beyond Pho)
Feb 05, 2026 | 13 mins read
Hu Tieu: The Chewy Soul of Southern Vietnam (Beyond Pho)
Ask any traveler about Vietnamese food, and they’ll say "Pho." But ask a Saigonese what they actually eat for breakfast three times a week, and the answer is almost always Hu Tieu. It’s the unsung hero of the South, less about beef and herbs, and more about a clear, sweet pork broth and a satisfying "bite" that Pho just doesn't have. If you’re visiting Saigon or the Mekong Delta, this is the dish that will make you realize there is a whole world of noodles waiting for you beyond the tourist classics.
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Vietnam Agritourism: From Farmer for a Day to Farm-to-Table Dining
Feb 27, 2026 | 19 mins read
Vietnam Agritourism: From "Farmer for a Day" to Farm-to-Table Dining
The surge in agritourism is a direct response to a global craving for authenticity. Travelers today are moving away from mass-market, uninspired tours in favor of something real. Vietnam is uniquely positioned to lead this trend as a global food basket; as the world’s second-largest coffee exporter and a top-three rice exporter, agriculture is truly the nation's lifeblood.
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Hanoi Weather in December: Temperature, Rain & Travel Tips
Apr 01, 2026 | 5 mins read
Hanoi Weather in December: Temperature, Rain & Travel Tips
Hanoi weather in December ranges from 15°C to 23°C with low rainfall and cooler evenings. See what the winter climate is like and how to plan your trip.
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6 Timeless Traditional Villages in Cao Bang Worth the Journey
Mar 16, 2026 | 11 mins read
6 Timeless Traditional Villages in Cao Bang Worth the Journey
Heritage Traditional Villages in Cao Bang In the highlands of Cao Bang, tradition is more than just a site to visit, it is a living organism where every village plays a vital role. If the indigo of Xom Khao is the soul and the ancient stone walls of Khuoi Ky are the bones, then the Yin-Yang tiles of Lung Ri are the skin of this heritage. But to truly live, a body needs a pulse: the rhythmic strike of steel in Phuc Sen acts as the heartbeat, the fragrant smoke of Phia Thap serves as the breath, and the handmade paper of Dia Tren remains the memory that carries the story forward. Together, these villages create a tapestry of survival and pride that has remained unbroken for five centuries, offering a deep look into the resilience of the Nung, Tay, and Dao people.
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Hanoi in April: Weather Guide, What to Pack & Things to Do
Apr 01, 2026 | 9 mins read
Hanoi in April: Weather Guide, What to Pack & Things to Do
Understanding Hanoi in April often starts with a small surprise. Your weather app might show a comfortable 26°C. But once you step outside, it feels very different. The heat is not extreme, but the humidity wraps around you, turning a simple walk into something closer to a light steam room experience. April is a transition month, sitting between the last days of spring and the first signs of summer. The city feels alive, with white lilies on every street corner, greener parks, and longer days. If you know how to time your activities, this is one of the most rewarding months to visit Hanoi.
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Take Her Away: 6 Mothers Day Trip Ideas in Vietnam for Every Kind of Mom
Mar 28, 2026 | 11 mins read
Take Her Away: 6 Mother's Day Trip Ideas in Vietnam for Every Kind of Mom
Moms are incredible people who deserve to be celebrated every day, but Mother’s Day is the perfect excuse to do something a little more meaningful. While flowers and sweets are classic, they eventually wilt. This year, if you’re looking to "go bigger" and create a memory that lasts, take her on a journey through Vietnam that truly fits who she is. Whether she’s your mother, grandmother, or the woman who’s been a mother figure to you, a getaway is the ultimate way to show your appreciation. From the misty highlands to sun-drenched islands, we’ve curated six travel experiences tailored to every personality, be it the "Adventurous," the "Nostalgic," or the "Zen-seeker." These aren't just vacation packages; they are opportunities to slow down and reconnect. And with any luck, she might just invite you to come along for the ride!
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