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We clearly explain the differences in Vietnamese flavors, divided into the north, central, and south. We organize the food culture of each region and the features of its representative dishes—the light north, the spice-heavy central, and the sweet south. It’s a practical guide useful as basic knowledge so you won’t get lost choosing dishes on your trip.

A detailed beginner's guide on how to travel between Vietnamese cities by rail. Using major lines such as Hanoi-Da Nang and toward Ho Chi Minh as examples, it lays out how to book tickets, differences in seat classes, and typical fares. A practical guide covering everything from the flow at the station and what the cabin is like, to tips and cautions for a comfortable ride.

A clear, region-by-region explanation of the difference between Vietnam's rainy and dry seasons. We organize the climate traits, rainfall, and temperature trends of the north, center, and south, and introduce how to choose the best season for sightseeing, the beach, and walking around town. A practical guide also covering cautions and clothing guidelines so you don't misjudge the timing of your trip.

A guide for travelers on how to spend Tet (Lunar New Year), Vietnam’s biggest festival. It covers the mood of the city, business closures, flower markets, temple visits, and how to enjoy traditional dishes. A complete guide that also rounds up things to watch out for during your trip, cultural events you can only experience during Tet, and tips for avoiding the crowds.

A guide to 10 cities we recommend for your first trip to Vietnam. From classic destinations like Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang, we cover safety, ease of getting around, and the character of the sightseeing and food, all from a beginner's point of view. A complete guide that also lays out suggested lengths of stay and which cities suit which kind of traveler.

Quy Nhon is a beach city in Binh Dinh Province in south-central Vietnam. Less crowded than resort-developed Nha Trang, it's a calm town where a highly transparent sea and Champa Kingdom ruins coexist. The emerald-colored cove Ky Co and Egg Beach draw popularity. This page...

Cam Ranh is the air gateway located south of Nha Trang, a resort area home to Cam Ranh International Airport. Large resorts line the long, white Bai Dai (Long Beach), suiting those who want to relax by the sea near the airport. It also serves as a base for central Nha Trang. This page...

Nha Trang is the largest beach resort in south-central Vietnam. A long sandy beach stretches right in front of the city, with islands dotting the offshore waters. From diving and island-hopping to mud spas and Champa ruins, it's a town where you can enjoy the sea and activities all at once. This page covers everything from the town's overall picture to how to get around and the standard spots...

Hoi An is a port town in central Vietnam, an ancient town whose old quarter, a World Heritage Site, remains just as it was. At night, countless lanterns light up and a scene unfolds of paper lanterns drifting on the river's surface. You can enjoy tailored clothing, local food, and walks through the artisans' town, making it one of Vietnam's most atmospheric towns. This page gives an overview of the town...

A thorough breakdown of Vietnam's national café "Highlands Coffee"! It comprehensively covers everything from why it's popular — dubbed "Vietnam's Starbucks" — to must-try recommended drinks (condensed-milk coffee, freeze), superb banh mi, and how to order. A latest guide that helps on the ground.