Vietnam Travel Blog

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.

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.

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!

Wondering where to go in Asia in July? This month marks a unique time for travel across the continent. Despite short bursts of rain in some areas, countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Lao, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia come alive with lush greenery and rich cultural traditions. July is also a great time for travellers seeking affordable summer trips in Asia, with hotel and flight rates often lower than during peak season. Between tropical coolness and summer sunshine, this season invites you to explore vibrant landscapes and enjoy authentic, off-season experiences.

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.

Where to travel in Asia in August? Well, it’s a common question for travelers chasing warm weather, beautiful landscapes, and meaningful cultural experiences. While some regions in Asia experience monsoon rains, others enjoy clear skies and sunshine. This makes it a great time for hiking through dramatic mountains, relaxing on golden beaches, or joining local celebrations. From Japan’s vibrant summer festivals to Indonesia’s crystal-clear waters, Thailand’s peaceful islands, and Vietnam’s ancient towns, there’s a wide variety of places to choose from. Here are five Asian destinations that are truly worth visiting this August.