Vietnam Travel Blog

Southern Vietnam, or Nam Bo in Vietnamese, bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Thailand, is a captivating region with many facets. A very fertile area blessed with sunshine, it is considered the rice bowl and the vegetable garden of Vietnam. Traveling in Southern Vietnam means discovering territories as fascinating as they are diverse, all inhabited by people known for their sincere hospitality. From the Highlands, a land of adventure where ancient peoples live in harmony, to the paradise islands of Con Dao and Phu Quoc, passing through the metropolis of Southern Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, which combines tradition and modernity, and the languorous Mekong Delta with its surprising aquatic universe, Southern Vietnam never ceases to amaze and enchant travelers.

Son Doong, the largest cave in the world, is so vast that it could house an entire New York neighborhood with 40-story skyscrapers. This natural giant is located in Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park, in Quang Binh province, central Vietnam.

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!

The national flag of Viet Nam is always a topic of interest to many people. Are the flag of the South and the flag of the North different, or how many flags does Viet Nam have? In this article, we give you the most accurate information about the flag of this country.

Vietnam offers serene mountain landscapes that trekking enthusiasts dream of. Particularly, the northern Tonkin region is renowned for its rice terraces and breathtaking scenery, providing visitors with an opportunity to immerse themselves in Vietnamese culture and interact with locals of diverse ethnicities. Moving southward, central Vietnam boasts a famous trekking destination recognized as a UNESCO Natural Heritage site. Can you guess which one it is?

A Vietnamese tattoo often marks an important moment in life, if pleasant or painful, such as birth, death, or personal and professional success. Vietnam is a burgeoning hotspot for top-tier tattoo ...