Vietnam Travel Blog

Hanoi Metro, now operating on Lines 2A and 3, is a simple and affordable way to explore the city. Riding the metro gives you a fresh perspective, away from the usual noise and traffic. In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know to use it smoothly: ticket prices and routes to nearby attractions and practical tips.

Among the most sought-after souvenirs, jewelry in Vietnam truly stands out for visitors. You'll find a captivating selection of precious pieces, including refined jade creations, pure gold designs, and unique handcrafted accessories imbued with vibrant ethnic culture. What makes Vietnamese jewelry even more appealing are the prices, which are often far more attractive than those in Europe and the Americas.

I've been lucky enough to travel through almost all of Southeast Asia, and the more I go alone, the more I get a taste for it. Traveling solo does not mean being alone, but moving at your own pace, opening up more easily to encounters and experiencing each place more intensely. In recent years, I've come across more and more women who travel alone, often for the same reason: not to wait any longer. They take their bags and leave.  Out of all the destinations I've visited, Vietnam remains one of the best choices for a solo trip. It is a safe, welcoming, approachable, and deeply endearing country. Here's everything you need to know to prepare for solo travel in Vietnam.

Tucked away in the peaceful valleys of Hoa Binh, Mai Hich is still a hidden name to many travelers. But that’s exactly what makes it special.

If you're an English speaker seeking an unforgettable luxury cruise on the Mekong River, you're in the right place. In this article, we’ll take you through the top 5 cruises that offer a perfect blend of comfort, exceptional service, and rich cultural experiences. Whether you’re looking to unwind in style or explore with a spirit of adventure, there’s something here for you. Read on to discover which Mekong River cruise is your perfect match!

The conical hat or "nón lá" in Vietnamese, is really one of the emblems of Vietnam. An essential accessory for Vietnamese peasants to protect themselves from the sun and rain while working in the rice paddies, the conical hat is as old as Vietnamese civilization itself. Discover all the secrets of this iconic conical hat, an inseparable element of Vietnamese culture that has experienced a resurgence in recent years.