Vietnam Travel Blog

Nước mắm (pronounced /nɥɔk mam/) is the famous Vietnamese fish sauce made from fermented fish, and it is an integral part of the local cuisine. Recognized by its dark color and unique, powerful, and pungent smell, it can be quite overwhelming for the unprepared nose. Used as a condiment, the Vietnamese commonly mix nước mắm with other ingredients such as water, lime, garlic, sugar, or chili. Discover all the secrets of this star sauce of Vietnam, a must-try during your trip to Vietnam!

When we think of Vietnam, a multitude of images come to mind: Halong Bay, the conical hat, ao dai (tunic dress), lotus flowers, temples, etc. Discover Vietnam through its 10 most important symbols that are deeply rooted in the daily life of Vietnamese people and that you will have the opportunity to see during your next trip to Vietnam.

Here’s a list of must-try restaurants you absolutely shouldn’t miss when visiting this stunning island.

Vietnam stands out as an ideal destination for a family vacation. A peaceful and welcoming country, it offers a rare sense of safety in Asia: no social unrest, no protests, and an extremely low risk of terrorism. You can travel with peace of mind. But what truly makes Vietnam unique is its ability to captivate people of all ages. Its natural, cultural, and historical heritage is so rich that it enchants both children and adults. Its delicious, varied, and mild cuisine is loved by the whole family... To help you, we share a suggested itinerary from a local agency, practical tips, and activities tailored to the pace of children.

Many nations celebrate the breaking of their colonial yokes by commemorating a day symbolizing their independence. In the dragon-shaped country, the national holiday of September 2 is complemented, in a way, by another date of equal historical and political importance, known as 'Reunification Day.' It is a celebration of April 30, 1975, when American-backed forces were defeated in Saigon. This certainly says something to all United States foreign readers. But today, we invite you to learn more about this momentous event for the Vietnamese, and about the places that recall the bellicose times they suffered.

Vietnam is home to luxury hotels that blend modern comforts with local traditions. These hotels provide unique experiences, set amidst Vietnam’s breathtaking landscapes. Some are nestled in the mountains, while others line the coastline, creating perfect getaways for every traveler. For inspiration on where to stay, here’s a guide to the best luxury hotels in Vietnam by region