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Vietnam Travel Blog
Vietnam beckons with the promise of cultural riches, natural wonders, and a culinary tapestry as vibrant as its people. Our Vietnam Travel Blog is your key to unlocking all of the treasures that await, offering a glimpse into the heart of a nation pulsating with life and adventure. Let the rhythms of Vietnam captivate your spirit and ignite your wanderlust as you explore its ancient traditions, breathtaking landscapes, and tantalizing flavors.
Trà Quế, the vegetable village in Hội An for a green interlude
By bike, between the old town of Hoi An and An Bàng beach, we cross a peaceful countryside before seeing the first plots of Trà Quế. This village is known for its vegetable and herb crops, grown using traditional methods. Here, the inhabitants work mainly by hand, barefoot in the earth, using well water and natural algae-based fertilizers. The atmosphere is simple, authentic, and you can stop there to observe the daily work of the market gardeners, or take part in practical workshops organised for visitors.
Bich Dong Pagoda: Serenity Among the Karsts of Ninh Binh
Alright, so if you find yourself exploring Vietnam's "Ha Long Bay on Land," one thing you absolutely have to do is visit the Bich Dong Pagoda. Honestly, the journey to get there is half the adventure. Just rent a bike in Tam Coc and cruise through the countryside. You'll pedal past these incredible green rice fields and through tiny villages, getting a real peek into the quiet, everyday life of the locals. The whole vibe is just so peaceful and authentic. Trust me, between its fascinating history and magical setting, the pagoda itself will completely take your breath away.
Top 10 Vietnam Ecolodges to Savor Nature’s Magic
Home to majestic mountains and sprawling rice paddies, Vietnam is a treasure trove for eco-tourism in Asia. This wealth of natural beauty has sparked a rise in ecolodges: unique, eco-friendly stays that blend seamlessly with nature. Come explore Vietnam's best ecolodges with us and discover what makes them so special.
Meo Vac: The Most Worthwhile Stop on the Ha Giang Loop
I realized after I got home that there are two ways to travel the Ha Giang Loop. The first is the way of a tourist, armed with a checklist of must-see spots, whose highest goal is to "conquer" the quintessentials of the loop and get the perfect photos. The second is the way of a traveler, one who doesn't come to conquer, but to be conquered by the land itself. I’m ashamed to admit I started my journey the first way. In my naive plan, Meo Vac was just a name, a place to sleep for the night. But this land wouldn't allow for such shallowness. It forced me to turn off my engine, put away my camera, and learn to travel the second way. This isn't just a review; it's the story of that transformation.
Don’t leave Da Nang without eating at these must-try restaurants!
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.
The 9 Best Places to Go Cycling in Vietnam
Visiting a country can be done in a variety of ways, whether through a self-guided tour, a guided tour, or a cruise. Bike tours are very popular in Vietnam, which has many sites and circuits suitable for this type of visit. What could be better than admiring the landscape at your own pace and touring the villages in an eco-friendly way, at a time when environmental awareness is growing? Kampá Tour is also very committed to responsible and sustainable tourism, in order to offer you services with the greatest respect for local populations and the environment. So, in this article, we reveal our Top 9 best places to ride your bike in Vietnam!
