Hanoi

October 24, 2023

Centuries old capital city, Hanoi lies on the banks of the Hong (Red) River in the far North of Vietnam. Once known as Thang Long, Rising Dragon, the city has endured many invaders throughout its long history, but still preserves its unique Vietnamese heritage. The city is hone to Vietnam’s oldest university


the Temple of Literature. Hanoi is the final resting place of the revered Ho Chi Minh, father of modern Vietnam, and is the cultural and artistic center of the country. The 36 streets of the Old Quarter, close by Hoan Kiem lake, is a fascinating area. Here the original street layouts with the old merchants’ houses have survived. Each street specialized in a specific trade, such as, silks, jewellery, leather, shoes and many other just as it does today.




Ho Chi Minh

October 24, 2023



Ho Chi Minh city (Saigon) is the commercial powerhouse of the country. Here, shiny new malls, international hotels and banks, old markets, museums and China townrub shoulders with splendid colonial buildings.Visit the old Saigon Post Office, the iconic Notre Dame


The most popular dish is Pho, a noodle based soup with either beef or chicken, and containing many fresh herbs, and ingredients. Christine Ha, of Vietnamese origin, was recently crowned US Masterchef having cooked some of the iconic Asian dishes

Sapa

October 24, 2023

 


Misty Sapa hangs like a jewel between the sky and the land, overlooking the deep valleys of the Hoang Lien Son Mountains, where cascading rice terraces cling to the precipitous hillsides. Developed as a hill station by the French colonialists, it is now well and truly a place to visit


Sapa lies about 350km from Hanoi, in the far Northwest, close to the Chinese border, in the remote, province of Lao Cai. This is home to the colorful ethnic minority peoples of Black H’mong, Red Dzao, Thai, and Tay. It also has one of the most spectacular landscapes all Vietnam. it is said that Sapa has four seasons in one day, so come prepared

Halong Bay

October 24, 2023

 HALONG BAY: a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most popular travel destinations in Vietnam. When visiting Ha Long Bay, travelers are amazed at the thousands of limestone karsts rising from the emerald green waters of the bay. Ha Long Bay also includes the scenic Bai Tu Long Bay to the Northeast, and Cat Ba Island to the Southwest. Spend one day on a traditional junk, or overnight on board and see the sunrise over the bay







Da Nang

October 23, 2023



Da Nang Vietnam is always one of the top choices for travel enthusiasts. Not only is it famous for its stunning landscapes but it also allures tourists thanks to its friendly locals and delicious specialties. If you are planning to come to Da Nang but do not know where to go, what to eat and where to stay, read this article to get your own answers!


Da Nang location

Located in the South Central region, about 961 kilometers away from Ho Chi Minh City to the South, Da Nang has various topographical features including mountains, plains and beaches, which create many enchanting landscapes. In particular, it is surrounded by 3 world cultural heritages: Hue, Hoi An and My Son.

Da Nang is a major economic, cultural, educational, scientific and technological center of the Central - Central Highlands regions of Vietnam. Not only being a famous tourist destination, it is also a transportation corridor between the North and the South of Vietnam, an important gateway to the Northern, Southern and Central provinces. 

Da Nang weather

Da Nang in Vietnam is affected by the tropical monsoon climate so it has a high temperature with little fluctuation. There are two distinct seasons in this city: the dry season from January to September and the rainy season from October to December.

The average annual Da Nang temperature is around 25 degrees Celsius. In June, July and August, it witnesses the highest temperature level with an average of 28 - 30 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, the lowest temperature level is 18 - 23 degrees Celsius in December, January and February. 

Top  famous Da Nang attractions for your sightseeing

  • Banna Hill 
  • Son Tra Peninsula
  • Linh Ung Pagoda
  • Marble Mountains
  • Dragon Bridge 
  • Love Bridge
  • My Khe Beach
  • Da Nang Cathedral
  • Han Market 

How to get to Da Nang in Vietnam?

  • By plane: The most popular way chosen by many tourists is traveling to Da Nang by plane. It is convenient and time-saving. However, if you choose this means, you should book tickets at least 1-2 months in advance to hunt for cheap tickets, which helps you save more money for the trip. 
  • By bus: Currently, there are many bus companies that go from North to South to serve the travel needs of tourists. If you want to have an economical trip, you can choose to travel by coach with prices ranging from 250,000 to 500,000 VND. 
  • By train: Traveling by train can give you a chance to enjoy the scenery during the trip. In particular, if your schedule includes a visit to Hue, the train is a pretty reasonable choice because you can get off at Hue Station and then move on to Da Nang. 

Which places near Da Nang are worth visiting?

  • Hoi An Ancient Town, located about 30 kilometers south of Da Nang, is a charming town known for its well-preserved historic architecture. Explore the narrow streets adorned with lanterns, visit the iconic Japanese Bridge Hoi An, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local markets. Don't miss the opportunity to try local delicacies like Cao Lau, a traditional Vietnamese noodle dish. Hoi An's unique blend of cultural influences and its picturesque riverside setting make it a must-visit destination near Da Nang.
  • Hue Imperial City:  Situated around 100 kilometers north of Da Nang, Hue is a city rich in history and culture. It served as the imperial capital of Vietnam during the Nguyen Dynasty, leaving behind a legacy of magnificent palaces, pagodas, and tombs. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Hue Imperial City, take a boat ride on Perfume River, and indulge in the city's famous royal cuisine. Hue offers a fascinating glimpse into Vietnam's royal past and is worth a visit for history enthusiasts.
  • Quang Binh province: located to the north of Da Nang, is home to stunning natural landscapes and renowned cave systems. Visit Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which boasts magnificent caves such as Paradise Cave and Phong Nha Cave. Adventurers can also explore the world's largest cave, Son Doong Cave, although it requires prior arrangement and specialized tours.
  • Da Lat: Known as the "City of Eternal Spring," Da Lat offers a cool and pleasant climate, beautiful flower gardens, and picturesque landscapes. Visit the iconic Xuan Huong Lake, explore the vibrant Dalat Market, and enjoy the breathtaking views from Lang Biang Mountain. Da Lat is also famous for its fresh produce, flowers, and coffee plantations, making it a unique and romantic getaway from Da Nang.

Hue

October 20, 2023
In terms of culture and history, there are 5 UNESCO-recognized heritages in Hue namely, Hue Monuments Complex (1993), Hue Court Music (2003), woodblocks of Nguyen dynasty (2009), records of Nguyen dynasty under Nguyen dynasty (2014) and literature system on Hue royal architecture. 

Besides, Hue ancient capital is also home to 02 jointly-owned intangible heritages i.e. Choi singing (2017) and the worship of Mother Goddesses (2016). 

It can be said that Hue city is the locality with enormous potentials in Central Vietnam and Vietnam. 

Hue architecture complex brings together natural scenery, national tangible and intangible cultural values. 

There are a wide range of royal and traditional architectures available in Hue city and the adjacent areas, for example, tombs, residences, traditional garden houses, pagoda, cultural values related to the ancient capital and Thuan Hoa - Phu Xuan people. 

Hue royal structures, tombs, pagodas, ancient towns, garden houses and so on are typical architectures of Vietnamese and oriental culture over the periods. 

Hue Imperial City represents for the viewpoint on human life, architecture, fine arts, the lifestyle of upper class and intellectuals in the 19th century. It is a model of the combination between nature and urban architecture in the world.