The best things to do in Phan Thiet – Mui Ne are riding the waves at Surfers’ Paradise or surfing the red dunes at Mui Ne. Adventure out exploring ancient Cham ruins or hike 1000 steps to Ta Cu Pagoda. Don’t forget to pay homage at Van Thuy Tu Temple to the whale guardians.

Saigon Central Post Office is arguably the best French colonial structure in Ho Chi Minh City. Step inside to an unforgettable experience of grandeur and style, pen a postcard at an antique desk, or browse the store for traditional toys and souvenirs. You’ll be charmed.

Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica is a key landmark in Ho Chi Minh City. The red bricks and all other materials were imported from France between 1863 and 1880. There are many interesting things about Saigon Cathedral, and the faithful can still attend mass every day.

Vietnamese food is different from region to region and in Saigon, they all come together. There are, nonetheless, unique features that make Saigon food stand out. After reading this article, you’ll know for certain which are the best dishes in Saigon and where to find them.Food

Bana Hills is an amusement resort 25 km outside Danang among the cool hilltops of the Son Tra mountains. Attractions include a walk through the giant hands of the Golden Bridge, the longest cable ride in the world, a twisting Alpine coaster, games center, Pagodas, and more.

Marble Mountain or Ngu Hanh Son are five hilltops 10 km from downtown Danang. These sacred mountains of the ancient Cham people are now holy ground for Mahayana Buddhists. Discover some of the most sublime cave pagodas in all of Vietnam including Am Phu or Hell Cave.

Independence Palace in Ho Chi Minh City has witnessed many turbulent events. From bombings, to assassinations, to coup d’etats, this iconic building has many stories to tell. It’s main message though, communicated through its design, is one of national strength and unity.

The Pagoda to the Jade Emperor is a unique pagoda that incorporates a traditional Taoist Temple. It’s a welcoming space with rare and interesting artefacts. You can also visit the King of Hell, the corridor of torments, and the Goddesses of Fertility and Mercy.

The Temple of Literature and Imperial Academy, is one of Hanoi’s and Vietnam’s most important historical preservations. Originally built to honor the great sage Confucius, it soon embellished his spirit to become the leading educational institute for the next 700 years.

The Cu Chi Tunnels (Vietnamese spelling: Địa đạo Củ Chi), also known as the Vietcong Tunnels or the North Vietnamese Tunnels, are truly one of the most remarkable underground constructions in the world. Even though it’s almost 50 years since the Vietnamese American War ended in 1975, they continue to tell their fascinating story.  Located […]