Discover the best beaches in Phu Quoc with Kampá Tour’s complete guide. From Bai Sao to Hon Thom, explore top beaches, how to get there, water activities, and travel tips.

Cu Lao Cham is a small group of islands just off the coast near Hoi An. The waters here are clear and calm, blending two shades of blue and green in a way that’s hard to describe. Along with quiet sandy beaches and green hills, it’s giving a peaceful escape from the busy ancient town. I’ve visited many times, most recently in May 2025, and am still amazed at how beautiful and untouched the islands still feel despite some development. If this is your first visit or you want to explore more of Cu Lao Cham, I’ll share my experience and some helpful tips to make the most of your trip.

Vietnam’s rainy season is as diverse as its landscapes. From short tropical showers in the south to misty mountain rain in the north, the wet season can be surprisingly beautiful and calm, if you know what to expect.

When you think of Da Nang, it’s easy to picture sitting by the roadside with a bowl of mì Quảng, dipping crispy bánh xèo into savory sauce, or watching the sunset over the sea while sharing a plate of grilled seafood. The city’s food scene is full of color, flavor, and character, and don’t worry about not finding something that suits your taste, because you definitely will. To make sure you don’t miss the highlights, here’s a handpicked list of restaurants that bring out the best of Da Nang’s food.

In this article, we’ll share some of the best vegetarian restaurants in Vietnam, places loved by both locals and travelers who want to eat well without anything too heavy.

Tucked away in the peaceful valleys of Hoa Binh, Mai Hich is still a hidden name to many travelers. But that’s exactly what makes it special.