8 articles to prepare your trip
Complete guide to Hanoi's Old Quarter: origins in the 11th century, 36 artisan streets, Hoan Kiem Lake, temples and street food in the heart of Hoan Kiem district.
In Da Nang, the Cham Sculpture Museum houses the world's largest collection of religious art from the Champa kingdom, spanning the 7th to 15th centuries.
Vung Tau
Once known as Cap Saint-Jacques, just 2 hours from Saigon, Vung Tau captivates with its beaches, a towering Christ statue, and shrimp bánh khọt. Our guide for the perfect weekend escape.
From Hội An to the Ngọc Linh mountains, the Thu Bồn River unveils artisan villages, golden cruises, and Champa heritage at the heart of central Vietnam.
Tay Ninh
Just 100 km from Saigon, Tay Ninh is home to the global seat of Caodaism and the sacred mountain of Bà Đen. A spiritual escape off the beaten path.
Kon Tum
In the heart of Vietnam's Central Highlands, Kon Tum blends missionary heritage, Bahnar villages, and coffee plantations. An off-the-beaten-path destination.
Hoi An
UNESCO-listed lantern city, Hoi An combines a pedestrian old town, peaceful beaches, bespoke tailoring and enchanting full-moon nights.
Hanoi
Old Quarter of the 36 Corporations, steaming pho, Taoist temples and colonial heritage: complete guide to visiting Hanoi, capital of Vietnam.
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