Mekong River, the largest river in Southeast Asia is the gateway to many interesting cities including Chang Mai Thailand and Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Vegetarian restaurants in Hanoi and other cities in Vietnam. A tour of nine fantastic vegetarian restaurants for travelers going to Vietnam.
Cruising the mighty Mekong river that starts in China and ends in Vietnam. When to go, and what to expect from a Mekong cruise.
Hanoi, Vietnam guide with advice on where to eat, where to stay, and where to have fun, massage in Hanoi old quarter and the highlights of the city.
Jon Haggins Globetrotter recounts many trips around the world and interactions with many local people on his journeys. The book excerpt covers travel in Vietnam.
Visit Sapa in the highlands of northern Vietnam and see dramatic vistas during a killer hike up steep mountain trails. The reward is an herb-infused bath.
Hanoi, Vietnam at night, the energy and craziness of the city, with attractions like The Old Quarter, Van Mieu (Temple of Literature), Hoa Lo Prison (Hanoi Hilton), Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum of Hanoi.
Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city in Vietnam and the most exciting…from pulsing nightclubs to strong coffee and baguettes. A guide for backpackers.
A visit to a remote village called Sapa northwest of Hanoi gives a chance to visit with local craftspeople and shop for crafts and clothing, needed or not.
Traveling by sampan down the Mekong River to the Mekong Marketplace and Cai Be Floating Market for groceries, and then to a cooking school in the Delta.
Explore the various beautiful Vietnam locations that provided the backdrop for Kong: Skull Island on Exotic Voyages’ new King Kong Tour.
A tour of the best desserts in Hanoi. 12 different Vietnamese desserts and coffees you can find in Hanoi, on the streets and in city cafes and bakeries.
The Year I Became a Nomad: A journey through Asia on a quest for freedom, love and happiness. A book excerpt about visiting the hospital in Vietnam.
Experience the splendor of the country from a bicycle By Shannon Broderick Forget planes, trains, or automobiles–bicycling is one of the best ways to see an unfamiliar country. And where better than Vietnam? Despite a rich history, pristine beaches, and […]