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Da Nang - Hoi An

Located in the heart of Central Vietnam, Da Nang and Hoi An form an inseparable duo that offers a breathtaking journey through time and nature. Da Nang, known as Vietnam’s most livable city, dazzles visitors with its dynamic energy, stretching from the white sands of My Khe Beach to the majestic Marble Mountains. The city is a masterpiece of modern architecture, famous for the fire-breathing Dragon Bridge and the world-renowned Golden Bridge hidden in the misty peaks of Ba Na Hills. Just a short scenic drive away, the pace slows down as you enter Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site that feels like a living museum. This ancient town is a nostalgic tapestry of mustard-yellow walls, weathered terracotta roofs, and moss-grown alleys. As night falls, the streets are transformed into a dreamlike fairyland by thousands of colorful silk lanterns, while paper candles drift peacefully along the Hoai River. From the high-tech pulse of Da Nang to the soulful, lantern-lit charm of Hoi An, this region captures the very essence of Vietnam—where the future meets the past in perfect harmony.

Hoi an

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Stories, tips, and guides

Internet Access

Internet Access

Internet access is available in all but the most remote towns. Internet cafes are available in most tourist spots and rates are fairly cheap, ranging from 2,000-10,000 dong per hour. Connection speeds are high, especially in the big cities. Many hotels and restaurants provide free Wi-Fi or terminals for their guests.
Phone Call

Phone Call

If you are calling internationally from Vietnam, first dial 00, followed by the country code for the country you are trying to reach. Use international phone cards for the best bargains when calling from Vietnam. Calling from local post offices are cheaper than using your hotel’s telephone service, but calling cards still offer the best international rates.
Electricity

Electricity

Electricity in Vietnam is 220 Volts, alternating at 50 cycles per second. If you travel to Vietnam with a device that does not accept 220 Volts at 50 Hertz, you will need a voltage converter.
Immigration

Immigration

There are immigration laws governing foreign employment and investment in Vietnam. The Labor Department is responsible for ensuring that all foreign nationals working in the country are staying within the indicated limits of their permits and contracts. There are also legislations concerning admissions into, via, and out of Vietnam.
Vietnam Budget Travel – Value for money

Vietnam Budget Travel – Value for money

Vietnam is one of the most popular inexpensive place to travel in the world. Besides the luxury vacation, you will be surprised with how inexpensive Vietnam can  be despite the generally high quality of goods and services. The reality show that the best way to travel frugally is to know how and where to fine the bargains also with a careful planning before you go.
Money & Cost

Money & Cost

Vietnam’s currency is dong issued by State Bank of Vietnam. Abbreviated form: “VND” before the amount or “d” after the amount. Small denominations include VND 200; 500; 1000; 2000; 5000 in both coin and paper notes though coin is more popular. Bigger denominations include VND 10,000; 20,000; 50,000; 100,000; 200,000; 500,000 in both polymer and normal paper notes....
When to go

When to go

Weather in Vietnam can vary wildly from region to region, from snow in the north to over 100-degree temps in the south. Generally, there are two monsoon seasons, between October and March in the northeast and between April and October everywhere but the mountains. Most Vietnam travel guides recommend visiting in April, May or October, or November to February if you will just be in the south.
The Vietnamese Cyclo

The Vietnamese Cyclo

Known elsewhere as rickshaws or pedicabs, the cyclo's design slightly varies according to what part of the country on is in. These are a fixture in all major and minor cities in Vietnam. Cyclos should be booked through your tour company or through the doorman or concierge of your hotel. Any trip to Vietnam without riding a cyclo is a trip deprived....

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