The colorful and unusual Cao Dai temple is the religious center for the Cao Dai sect, a religion that borrows elements from Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, and Taoism. Visitors can observe the noon prayer service and marvel at... more
The colorful and unusual Cao Dai temple is the religious center for the Cao Dai sect, a religion that borrows elements from Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, and Taoism. Visitors can observe the noon prayer service and marvel at the vibrant and flamboyant design of the temple. less
This extensive network of nearly 500 km of tunnels became legendary during the 1960s when they played a vital part in the Vietnam War, allowing the Viet Cong to control a large rural area around Ho Chi Minh City. Today, some of the remaining tunnels... more
This extensive network of nearly 500 km of tunnels became legendary during the 1960s when they played a vital part in the Vietnam War, allowing the Viet Cong to control a large rural area around Ho Chi Minh City. Today, some of the remaining tunnels have been opened to tourists, offering a unique insight into what underground life must have been like during the war. less
Located in the heart of Hanoi`s Old Quarter, Green Tangerine offers a creative fusion of French and Vietnamese cuisine in a charming, colonial-era building. The menu changes regularly, showcasing the chef`s innovative approach to cooking. more
Located in the heart of Hanoi`s Old Quarter, Green Tangerine offers a creative fusion of French and Vietnamese cuisine in a charming, colonial-era building. The menu changes regularly, showcasing the chef`s innovative approach to cooking. less
Known for its emerald waters and thousands of towering limestone islands topped by rainforests, Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular travel destination in Vietnam. The region is popular for scuba diving, rock climbing, and hiking... more
Known for its emerald waters and thousands of towering limestone islands topped by rainforests, Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular travel destination in Vietnam. The region is popular for scuba diving, rock climbing, and hiking. Boat tours and sea kayak expeditions take visitors past islands named for their shapes, including Stone Dog and Teapot islands. less
Housed in a beautiful French colonial building, the museum offers a fascinating look at the history of the city, with exhibits on archaeology, ethnicities, the revolutionary struggle, and the military. more
Housed in a beautiful French colonial building, the museum offers a fascinating look at the history of the city, with exhibits on archaeology, ethnicities, the revolutionary struggle, and the military. less
This massive granite structure looms over Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi and is a sacred symbol of Vietnamese independence. Opened in 1975, the Mausoleum is the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, the most iconic and popular leader of Vietnam, known to his... more
This massive granite structure looms over Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi and is a sacred symbol of Vietnamese independence. Opened in 1975, the Mausoleum is the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, the most iconic and popular leader of Vietnam, known to his people as `Uncle Ho`. less
A well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century, Hoi An Ancient Town`s buildings and street plan reflect a blend of indigenous and foreign influences. Known for its historic architecture, traditiona... more
A well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century, Hoi An Ancient Town`s buildings and street plan reflect a blend of indigenous and foreign influences. Known for its historic architecture, traditional crafts, and vibrant night market, it`s a must-visit for any traveler to Vietnam. less
This elegant restaurant serves authentic French cuisine in a tranquil, villa-style setting. Dishes are modern and adventurous, combining fresh local ingredients with classic French cooking techniques. more
This elegant restaurant serves authentic French cuisine in a tranquil, villa-style setting. Dishes are modern and adventurous, combining fresh local ingredients with classic French cooking techniques. less
The `rice bowl` of Vietnam, the Mekong Delta is carpeted in a dizzying variety of greens. It`s a water world that moves to the rhythms of the mighty Mekong, where boats, houses and markets float upon the innumerable rivers, canals and streams that cr... more
The `rice bowl` of Vietnam, the Mekong Delta is carpeted in a dizzying variety of greens. It`s a water world that moves to the rhythms of the mighty Mekong, where boats, houses and markets float upon the innumerable rivers, canals and streams that criss-cross the landscape like arteries. less
Housed in a beautifully restored wooden house, Morning Glory is renowned for its cooking classes and its menu that provides a street-food dining experience in a restaurant environment. The menu is a gourmet’s tour of the Hoi An street-food scene, des... more
Housed in a beautifully restored wooden house, Morning Glory is renowned for its cooking classes and its menu that provides a street-food dining experience in a restaurant environment. The menu is a gourmet’s tour of the Hoi An street-food scene, described in English. less
This UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Vietnam is an important center of Hinduism in Southeast Asia. It was the religious and political capital of the Champa Kingdom for most of its existence. Despite the wars and weather, much of the arc... more
This UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Vietnam is an important center of Hinduism in Southeast Asia. It was the religious and political capital of the Champa Kingdom for most of its existence. Despite the wars and weather, much of the architecture is still standing and offers an incredible look into the history and culture of the Champa civilization. less
Known for its beaches and scuba diving, Nha Trang is a coastal resort city in southern Vietnam. The city is more lively and urban in character than other beach destinations like Mui Ne and Phu Quoc and is a great place for water activities and island... more
Known for its beaches and scuba diving, Nha Trang is a coastal resort city in southern Vietnam. The city is more lively and urban in character than other beach destinations like Mui Ne and Phu Quoc and is a great place for water activities and island hopping. less
This vast complex of Buddhist temples and shrines built into the Huong Tich mountains is one of the most important religious sites in Vietnam. The pagoda itself is built into a limestone cliff and is reached via a serene boat trip down a narrow river... more
This vast complex of Buddhist temples and shrines built into the Huong Tich mountains is one of the most important religious sites in Vietnam. The pagoda itself is built into a limestone cliff and is reached via a serene boat trip down a narrow river. less
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the world`s largest cave, Son Doong. The park features a complex network of caves, underground rivers, and stunning limestone karst mountains. more
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the world`s largest cave, Son Doong. The park features a complex network of caves, underground rivers, and stunning limestone karst mountains. less
Known for its exceptional Vietnamese street food, Quan An Ngon is located in a beautifully restored colonial building. Each of the food stations specializes in a particular Vietnamese delicacy prepared by experts who were recruited from various regio... more
Known for its exceptional Vietnamese street food, Quan An Ngon is located in a beautifully restored colonial building. Each of the food stations specializes in a particular Vietnamese delicacy prepared by experts who were recruited from various regions of the country. less
Nestled in the Hoang Lien Son Mountains, Sa Pa is known for its picturesque rice terraces, lush vegetation, and Fansipan Mountain, the highest peak in Indochina. A hike through the terraces and surrounding countryside offers an insight into the lives... more
Nestled in the Hoang Lien Son Mountains, Sa Pa is known for its picturesque rice terraces, lush vegetation, and Fansipan Mountain, the highest peak in Indochina. A hike through the terraces and surrounding countryside offers an insight into the lives of the ethnic minority communities that call this region home. less
One of the best restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City, The Deck Saigon is situated right on the Mekong River. This contemporary restaurant serves a selection of modern Asian cuisine and boasts a wine list that is unmatched in the city. more
One of the best restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City, The Deck Saigon is situated right on the Mekong River. This contemporary restaurant serves a selection of modern Asian cuisine and boasts a wine list that is unmatched in the city. less
This vast complex set within walls sprawled over two kilometers is home to the remains of the former Nguyen emperors. Within the complex is the Forbidden Purple City, once the emperor`s home and a replica of Beijing’s royal palace. more
This vast complex set within walls sprawled over two kilometers is home to the remains of the former Nguyen emperors. Within the complex is the Forbidden Purple City, once the emperor`s home and a replica of Beijing’s royal palace. less
This excellent museum showcases the diversity of Vietnam`s 54 officially recognized ethnic groups. The indoor exhibition space is packed with information and displays on the country`s many different ethnic groups, including detailed descriptions of t... more
This excellent museum showcases the diversity of Vietnam`s 54 officially recognized ethnic groups. The indoor exhibition space is packed with information and displays on the country`s many different ethnic groups, including detailed descriptions of their customs and way of life. less
This thought-provoking museum is dedicated to the Vietnam War. Displays cover everything from the horrific My Lai massacre to the effects of Agent Orange and other chemical defoliant sprays, pulling no punches. Graphic and often disturbing, it`s one... more
This thought-provoking museum is dedicated to the Vietnam War. Displays cover everything from the horrific My Lai massacre to the effects of Agent Orange and other chemical defoliant sprays, pulling no punches. Graphic and often disturbing, it`s one of the most visited museums in the country. less
