A destination full of natural beauty, buzzing cities, incredible food, too many vespas to count and endless activities to keep every traveller busy for weeks, if not months. Check out the hill tribes, the rice paddies or the beaches in this cool country – but be sure to sit back and just watch the world go by with a big bowl of pho (the national dish) and a cold glass of beer.
Welcome to the charming city of Hoi An, one of the most popular places to visit on any trip to Vietnam. Many visitors are attracted to this destination for its enchanting blend of history, culture, and beauty. From the UNESCO World Heritage site and ancient town to its stunning beaches and vibrant markets, it will leave you captivated by its charm.
In addition, many Hoi An restaurants serve some of the best food you will taste in the country.
Welcome to the delicious coastal city of Da Nang (or Danang). Many visitors flock to Danang for the endless stretch of white beaches, the sun, and the holiday vibes. Not only does this city have this to offer visitors; the culinary scene here is thriving too!
Yes, you can find decent food around the city, but if you want to eat some of the best Vietnamese food while you’re here, then my list of the best Danang Vietnam restaurants is made just for you.
Welcome to the culinary paradise of Hanoi, my favourite food city in Vietnam and one of my top food cities worldwide. It’s easy to find good food in Hanoi; it’s on every corner.
However, locating the best Hanoi restaurants and street food vendors takes time, effort, and a huge appetite!
I love to arrive in a new city and have a list of the best places to eat from someone who has ‘done the research’.
So, I recently spent a few weeks in Hanoi eating as many dishes as possible, so I could assemble this list.
The Ha Giang Loop is a scenic motorcycle route in the northernmost province of Vietnam, Ha Giang. It takes riders through rugged mountains, terraced rice fields, and remote villages of ethnic minority groups (Hmong, Tay, Dao, and Lo Lo to name just a few).
The loop is approximately 350 kilometres long and usually takes around three to four days to complete. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, challenging roads, and unique cultural experiences.
Are you a food lover looking to immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture?
Look no further than joining one of the many delicious food tours in Hanoi! Not only will you be able to taste delicious and authentic Vietnamese cuisine, but you’ll also learn about this amazing country’s history, traditions, and customs.
If you’re searching for the best eSIM in Vietnam, you’ve found it!
eSIM Vietnam is an excellent choice for staying connected in the country.
The best sim card in Vietnam is one that connects you to a local carrier from the moment you arrive. The Vietnam eSIM is the perfect solution for every traveller and visitor to Vietnam.
Travel for food? Me too! As I’ve travelled around the globe, my love for tasting new cuisines has become an obsession.
My curiosity for discovering the best countries for food has taken me on the ultimate food adventure to visit (and eat) in every single country in the world.
Are you keen to taste some of the best food in Vietnam? Great, you’re in the right place.
This list of the most popular dishes in Vietnam is a good place to start. There is so much to discover about this excellent cuisine.
Planning a trip to Southeast Asia? Our guide covers the essentials to include in your Southeast Asia packing list.
We’ve visited all countries in SE Asia, and it’s one of our favourite areas to explore.
The world is an interesting place. Having travelled to every country in the world, I’ve consumed a few weird drinks over the years.
There are many bizarre beverages around the globe, but I’ve chosen my top nine.
