Travel Guide

Wake up early and float through Vietnam’s colorful trading life. This list features the most vibrant floating markets to visit in the Mekong region.

Whether you prefer bus, car, motorbike, or private transfer, this guide compares the easiest and most scenic ways to go from Đà Nẵng to Hội An.

Held monthly, Hoi An’s Lantern Festival transforms the town into a glowing wonderland. This guide explains when it happens and how to experience it best.

Looking to relax? Discover seven stunning beaches between Hội An and Đà Nẵng, from popular An Bàng to the quiet shores of Sơn Trà.

Get hands-on in Hội An’s artisan villages. This guide explores pottery, lantern-making, wood carving, and other time-honored local crafts.

A symbol of Hội An’s multicultural past, these ornate assembly halls offer a glimpse into Chinese and Vietnamese community heritage.

Wander Hội An’s lantern-lit streets, temples, bridges, and heritage homes with this essential guide to the town’s most captivating sights.

Built by the French in 1895, Sapa’s stone church is a symbol of the town. This article shares history, architecture, and what to see nearby.

Known as the "Roof of Indochina," Fansipan offers epic views and a cable car ride to the summit. This guide helps you prepare for your ascent.

Beyond the town, Sapa’s villages offer authentic culture. From Cát Cát to Tả Phìn, discover where to trek, stay, and connect with local life.

Trekking, hot springs, local markets, Fansipan… This top 10 list helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Vietnam’s most scenic highlands.

Traditional flavors await in Bản Yên Village, where soy sauce has been crafted by hand for generations. Visit workshops and taste its rich umami.