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The 300-Year-Old Pristine Fishing Village Around Vi Rong Cape, Vietnam
Tan Phung, a 300-year-old fishing village in Phu My, offers a peaceful escape with its untouched charm, perfect for those seeking a quiet coastal retreat. Located 70 km from Quy Nhon, the village is known for its rugged rock formations, including Bai Ban and Da Dung beaches, and the dragon-shaped Vi Rong Cape stretching into the sea.
Discover Tuyet Diem Salt Village – A 150-Year-Old Heritage of Vietnam
Nestled in Phu Yen Province, Tuyet Diem is one of Vietnam’s oldest salt-making villages, with a history stretching back more than 150 years. What makes Tuyet Diem’s roasted salt special is that nearly all production steps are done by hand. At its peak, dozens of households worked in the trade, but now only 4 families with 5 kilns remain.
A Guide to the Best Vegetarian Restaurants Across Vietnam
Vegetarian food in Vietnam isn’t just for Buddhist monks - it’s a healthy, flavorful way of eating that many people enjoy. Vietnamese vegetarian dishes are light, fresh, and packed with taste, making them easy to enjoy even if you don’t usually eat plant-based. In this article, we’ll introduce some of the best vegetarian restaurants in Vietnam, where you can discover a variety of delicious and popular dishes.
Should You Skip Cat Cat Village on Your First Visit to Sapa?
Sapa, a town in Vietnam's northwestern highlands, captivates travelers with its lush terraced rice fields and rich ethnic cultures. Among its attractions, Cat Cat Village stands out as the most accessible destination, where majestic waterfalls and H'Mông artisan workshops draw thousands of visitors. Yet, this popular spot is also highly controversial. While many are captivated by its scenic beauty, others argue it has become overly commercialized and is little more than a "tourist trap". So, does Cat Cat offer an authentic cultural experience, or is it just a staged attraction? This guide will break down the beauty versus the reality, helping you decide whether the village is a must-see for your itinerary or if you should skip it in favor of Sapa's more remote frontiers.
Vietnam Travel Blog
Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam: All About Tet Trung Thu 2025!
It is no surprise that lunar worship has been practiced worldwide for thousands of years. In Eastern countries like Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival (or Moon Festival) has evolved from the concept of moon worship. This festival, known as Tet Trung Thu in Vietnamese, takes place annually on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar, falling in September or October. It is always celebrated during a full moon night, earning it the nickname of the Moon Festival or Harvest Moon Festival. Read our article to learn more about the origin, significance, and celebration of one of Vietnam's largest festivals!
Don't Visit Cao Bang, Vietnam Without Knowing These 7 Things!
As Vietnam’s second UNESCO World Geopark since 2018, Cao Bang highlights stunning landscapes and a strong sense of local identity. Aside from the scenery, you'll be drawn to its unique cuisine, daily life in ethnic minority villages (Tay, Dzao, Nung, Lo Lo, H'mong, San Chi, etc.), and the fact that it's still “less touristy”, which makes it both a peaceful getaway and a rewarding stop for adventure travelers.
A Guide to the Best Vegetarian Restaurants Across Vietnam
Vegetarian food in Vietnam isn’t just for Buddhist monks - it’s a healthy, flavorful way of eating that many people enjoy. Vietnamese vegetarian dishes are light, fresh, and packed with taste, making them easy to enjoy even if you don’t usually eat plant-based. In this article, we’ll introduce some of the best vegetarian restaurants in Vietnam, where you can discover a variety of delicious and popular dishes.
Should You Skip Cat Cat Village on Your First Visit to Sapa?
Sapa, a town in Vietnam's northwestern highlands, captivates travelers with its lush terraced rice fields and rich ethnic cultures. Among its attractions, Cat Cat Village stands out as the most accessible destination, where majestic waterfalls and H'Mông artisan workshops draw thousands of visitors. Yet, this popular spot is also highly controversial. While many are captivated by its scenic beauty, others argue it has become overly commercialized and is little more than a "tourist trap". So, does Cat Cat offer an authentic cultural experience, or is it just a staged attraction? This guide will break down the beauty versus the reality, helping you decide whether the village is a must-see for your itinerary or if you should skip it in favor of Sapa's more remote frontiers.
Laos Travel Blog
Lao New Year Guide in 2025: Sok Di Pi Mai!
Celebrate the 2025 Lao New Year, or Boun Pimay, as Laotians welcome renewal with water rituals and blooming cassia flowers. Discover the rich traditions behind this vibrant and symbolic festival!
Pak Ou Caves 101: A Recap and Personal Tips from My Trip
Laos is a country where the majority of the population practices Buddhism. This religious influence is clearly reflected in the architecture and cultural sites that can be visited there. Apart from Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and often considered the heart of the "land of a million elephants", there is another place full of spirituality and symbolism: the Pak Ou Cave, nicknamed "the cave of a thousand Buddhas". I invite you to discover this singular place through my personal experience.
Before You Hit the Thakhek Loop, Laos: A Motorbiker’s Prep List
It is not always the landscapes or the itinerary that mark a journey, but the unforeseen events that draw it along the way. The Thakhek Loop, in the heart of Laos, is a good example. A loop that attracts those in search of raw nature, endless turns and moments that are out of the ordinary. That's exactly what we came for. The spirit of the loop is a bit like that: improvisation, stopping for no reason, letting yourself be surprised. Here are our tips, directly inspired by our own adventure on this road.
Gibbon Experience – Sleep in Treehouses & Zipline Like Tarzan!
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!
Cambodia Travel Blog
Cambodian New Year 2025: Everything you need to know!
Cambodian New Year, also known as Chol Chnam Thmey in Khmer, is the most important holiday in the Cambodian calendar. This annual event takes place in April and the festivities last for three days, from April 14 to 16. It is a celebration that is both convivial and spiritual and has great cultural importance for the country. In this article, you will learn about the origin of this holiday, as well as the traditions and celebrations associated with the Cambodian New Year 2025.
7 Cambodian Islands That Are Beautiful, Accessible, and Worth the Trip
Cambodia, often associated with its majestic temples and rich history, also has a number of idyllic islands bordered by the Gulf of Thailand, offering pristine beaches and breathtaking scenery. While some islands in the region, such as its Thai neighbors, are famous for their natural beauty, it's important to note that not all of them are worth a visit or offer easy access. However, among this selection, a few islands stand out for their rugged beauty, accessibility, and the unique experiences they offer. Here is a selection of the best islands in Cambodia to discover during your stay.
Oudong, Cambodia: A Peaceful Day Trip to the Ancient Royal Capital
Located about 25 miles (40 km) northwest of Phnom Penh, Oudong is the perfect spot for travelers who want to dive into Cambodia's rich history, culture, and spirituality away from the usual tourist crowds. This former royal capital, active between the 17th and 19th centuries, still boasts impressive royal stupas and pagodas, along with stunning panoramic views of the Cambodian countryside and Tonle Sap Lake. This guide will show you the best ways to explore Oudong, must-do activities, and practical tips to help you plan your trip.
Is Cambodia’s Koh Tonsay Your Perfect Weekend Beach Escape?
A few minutes by boat from Kep, Koh Tonsay, or Rabbit Island, offers a break of calm and simplicity. No large resorts or modern infrastructure, just a beach lined with coconut palms, calm waters, and a relaxed atmosphere. Between swimming, idleness, and freshly caught seafood, this small island seduces travelers in search of authenticity. But is Koh Tonsay really worth a visit? Here's what you need to know to organize your stay.
Thailand Travel Blog
Thailand in May 101: The Complete Explorer's Guide
Want to escape the gray and travel to sunny regions? Thailand stands out as a destination of choice in May. Although marking the start of the rainy season, the climate remains mild for discovering the wonders of the country. Between majestic temples, tropical islands, traditional festivals and gastronomy with a thousand flavors, this country is full of treasures to explore. Follow the guide, we reveal all the charms of a trip to Thailand in May.
Songkran Water Festival in 2025: Top questions asked by first-time visitors!
The Thai Water Festival, famously known as Songkran, holds a significant place as one of Thailand's most vital celebrations. Marking the inception of the new year in accordance with the Buddhist calendar, this festival ignites the nation with religious ceremonies, processions, traditional dances, and, notably, spirited water battles.
Thailand in April, Here Comes a Tropical Paradise!
Thailand is a destination that captivates travelers all year round. However, the month of April offers a particularly rich experience to discover this fabulous country. Between tropical heat, vibrant traditional festivals, and lush nature, Thailand in April will delight your senses. Majestic temples, dreamy beaches, or the festive atmosphere of Songkran, there is something for everyone! Discover in this article the many facets of Thailand in April.
Bangkok to Koh Phangan and Back - Simple Guide (2025)
To reach Koh Phangan, you will combine several means of transport: plane, bus, train or van, then a ferry to reach the island. Here are the 4 main options in "How to Get from Bangkok to Koh Phangan", explained simply so that you can visualize each step and choose the one that suits you.
News
Must-See Festivals and Events in Thailand in July 2025
July 2025 promises to be a month of vibrant festivals and cultural events throughout Thailand, offering both locals and tourists a variety of experiences that showcase the rich heritage and lively spirit of the country.
The 300-Year-Old Pristine Fishing Village Around Vi Rong Cape, Vietnam
Tan Phung, a 300-year-old fishing village in Phu My, offers a peaceful escape with its untouched charm, perfect for those seeking a quiet coastal retreat. Located 70 km from Quy Nhon, the village is known for its rugged rock formations, including Bai Ban and Da Dung beaches, and the dragon-shaped Vi Rong Cape stretching into the sea.
Discover Tuyet Diem Salt Village – A 150-Year-Old Heritage of Vietnam
Nestled in Phu Yen Province, Tuyet Diem is one of Vietnam’s oldest salt-making villages, with a history stretching back more than 150 years. What makes Tuyet Diem’s roasted salt special is that nearly all production steps are done by hand. At its peak, dozens of households worked in the trade, but now only 4 families with 5 kilns remain.
The World’s Top 10 Airlines in 2025 According to the Skytrax Awards
The prestigious World Airline Awards, often referred to as the Oscars of the aviation industry, have just revealed their 2025 ranking. Unsurprisingly, Qatar Airways retains its throne as the world’s best airline.
Travel Diaries
A Week in Laos: An Adventure Story from Vietnam
I've been traveling through Southeast Asia for three months. After exploring Thailand and Vietnam, we decided to spend a week in Laos. Before leaving, my partner and I carefully planned our trip by consulting travel groups on Facebook. Everything came together: from December 8th to 15th, 2023, we explored three cities in Laos: Vientiane, Vang Vieng, and Luang Prabang. I would like to share the details of my current trip to make yours easier, especially if you are planning to travel from Vietnam to Laos.
3-Week Journey in Cambodia: Tracing the Land of Angkor Temples
This travel journal recounts the experience of a traveler who took part in our three-week tour of Cambodia. Day by day, they share their discoveries, impressions, and highlights, offering an authentic perspective on this multifaceted country. From majestic temples to breathtaking landscapes and memorable encounters, this itinerary provides a deeper understanding of Khmer culture. If you're planning a trip to Cambodia, this account may inspire you to create your own journey through these lands rich in history and traditions.
Incredible Vietnam 3 Weeks Itinerary: Between Culture and Nature
In 2020, Laura Giannini and her family planned a trip to Vietnam, but unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, they had to postpone their journey. Two years later, they still longed to visit and discover the spectacular and enchanting landscapes and meet the legendary hospitable people. As soon as the borders reopened in March 2022, they quickly rescheduled their stay and were our first clients to visit after Covid.
My Vietnam 10 Days Itinerary: Heritage and Nature
Are you eager to explore Southeast Asia at its finest? The S-shaped country is an ideal destination for its natural and cultural beauty. A 10-day Vietnam itinerary immerses you in the daily life of the locals, between unique monuments and landscapes. Once you decide to travel there, many questions will arise: What to do in Vietnam in 10 days? What to see and visit?
