One thing is for sure, Vietnam is a country of diversity. If you love nature, you’ll have countless appealing destinations to choose from. Long-distance cycling and motorbike trips are ideal for soaking up views of gaping mountain passes and sun-drenched rice fields. Vietnam offers water babies excellent scuba-diving in Nha Tra…
Far from the well-trodden coastal corridors, where the earth turns the colour of terracotta and the air smells rich with woodsmoke and ripening coffee, lies Dak Lak. This is the beating heart of the Central Highlands, a region of untamed poetry, dramatic topo…
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Nestled in the northeastern highlands of Cao Bang province, Ban Gioc Waterfall stands as one of Southeast Asia’s most breathtaking natural wonders. As the world’s fourth-largest waterfall along a national demarcation line, this iconic destination offers a sub…
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In central Vietnam, the former imperial capital of Hue is emerging as an unexpected haven for nature lovers, particularly those drawn to the rising global trend of birdwatching. Framed by mountains, lagoons and ancient forests, the region offers a rare blend …
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For the very first time, travellers will experience a seamless movement from lush pine forests and cascading white waterfalls of Gia Lai to the golden sands of Binh Dinh and the coastal provinces of Central Vietnam. This is your chance to savour the diverse b…
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Pleiku welcomed me on a summer afternoon, when sunlight gently fell upon ancient rooftops nestled among modern buildings, and pine-covered hills intertwined with the cityscape. Standing at the Great Unity Square, I realized that Pleiku is unlike any other cit…
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It is a mystery to tell when lotus flowers became an inseparable part of life for the people of Dong Thap. Once you set your foot in the land, a forest of lotuses greets you dearly, a sense of beauty and tranquility rushing by like an adrenaline to your soul.
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