Vietnam's top 12 experiences
Vietnam offers terrific experiences that should be on every traveler’s list. Here are Amity Smile Travel’s top picks for a memorable trip.
Vietnam offers terrific experiences that should be on every traveler’s list. Here are Amity Smile Travel’s top picks for a memorable trip.
Though Vietnam was slow to develop its huge potential as an outdoor adventure destination, things have really changed in the last few years. Apart from trekking in the mountainous north, visitors can now also go rock–climbing, canyoning, sea kayaking or kitesurfing, ...
Turquoise seas, spectacular sunsets and lush rainforest await you at Asia’s emerging tropical island destination.
Internationally speaking, Thai food may be the most heralded of all the Southeast Asian cuisines, but true connoisseurs would go for Vietnamese every time. Light, subtle in flavour and astonishing in their variety, Vietnamese dishes are boiled or steamed rather ...
Souvenir–hunters will find rich pickings in Vietnam, whose eye–catching handicrafts and mementos range from colonial currency and stamps to fabrics and basketware crafted by the country’s ethnic minorities, and from limpet–like conical hats to fake US Army–issue Zippo lighters.
The UK newspaper The Independent has named Viet Nam among six once-dangerous countries that are now safe holiday destinations.
The “Hanoi or bust” attitude, prompting new arrivals to doggedly labour between the country’s two major cities, no matter how limited their time, blights many a trip to Vietnam.
Vietnam is located on the eastern seaboard of the Indochina peninsula, sharing common border with China to the north, and Laos and Cambodia to the west. To the east and south lies the East Sea. Mountains and hills cover four ...
Tet is the common name for the Vietnamese New Year (Vietnamese: Tết Nguyên Đán). It is by far the country’s most important holiday, and is a bit like combining Christmas, New Year’s, and your birthday into one celebration.
Located in Vinh Thach commune, Vinh Linh district, Quang Tri province and follow the Hwy 1A east for 13km and 6km north of the Cua Tung beach.