Cu Chi is (60 km about 1.5 hours) drive from Sai Gon/Ho Chi Minh City in Southern Vietnam. The Cu Chi Tunnels are an elaborate underground community made up of 250 km of tunnels and chambers below the city. The tunnels were dug with simple tools and bare hands during the French occupation in the…
PU LUONG, a new pristine destination for nature lovers! Pu Luong is about 160km Southwest of Ha Noi, one of the country’s lesser- known ecotourism and treeking spots! Its masterpiece Handmade BAMBOO WARTERWHEELS that dot the landscape, built by Thai & Muong Ethnic People, the wheels collect water from low- lying streams to feed the…
Hanoi is Vietnam’s capital and second largest city by population (behind Ho Chi Minh City). It’s located in the northern part of the country, It’s a fascinating mix of old and new Vietnam, with Chinese and French influences, ancient culture, colonial architecture, tree-lined boulevards. Hanoi has a humid subtropical climate, and unlike the southern part…
The Mekong Delta Vietnam (Cuu Long River) comprises nnumerable rivers, canals, tributaries, and rivulets overflowing with fish; the rich alluvial soil helps produce an abundance of rice, fruit, and vegetables. Lush tropical orchards, floating markets, emerald-green rice paddies, and smooth brown rivers and canals add to its photogenic wonder. A trip to Mekong Delta offers…
Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, is Vietnam’s largest city. It is located in the southern portion of the country, not far from the Mekong Delta. This is a city full of surprises. Experience the madness of the traffic by millions of motorbikes, charming colonial buildings, delicious “ca phe sua da”, tasty street…
FAIRYTALE HOI AN ANCIENT TOWN Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site is located just a half hour drive south of Da Nang. In Hoi An, there is a law requires every shop to hang lanterns from their facade. As the sun sets, the lanterns turn on, lighting up the town in the warm glow…