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While beautiful, Hoi An is a small town and there is no airport. The nearest is Da Nang International Airport (approximately a 50-minute drive away), so the easiest way to get there is to fly into Da Nang. Here’s how to travel between the two.

The world of Vietnamese culinary delights offers so much more than the traditional delicacies, which are favored by the majority but not necessarily the end-all. Banh Xeo (Vietnamese pancake) is one of those hidden gems. Although not as regularly eaten as “Pho”, this ...

Silk was once used as a type of currency in trade and played a big part in Vietnam’s history and economic development. It still plays a prominent role in Vietnamese culture today. Looking to buy some? Here are the best spots.

Hoi An is surrounded by gorgeous countryside, historical monuments, stunning passes, breathtaking views, exotic islands, and surreal fantasy parks. There’s lots to see beyond the Old Town. Exploring Hoi An’s nearby regions on a day trip is the perfect opportunity to ...

There is so much to shop in Hoi An. This magical city is brimming with talented artists plying their trade, each creating wonderful souvenirs for you to remember your time in Vietnam.

Vietnam's reinvention as Southeast Asia's most exciting tourist destination has long since been completed. After wars for the larger part of the 20th century, the country is now a hotspot for foodies, beach bums and thrill-seekers alike. Let's travel ...

Hoi An is famous as a food lovers’ destination with many local specialties to eat. The Vietnamese food here is superb. The streets of Hoi An Ancient Town are filled with an array of dining choices, ranging from glitzy Vietnamese restaurants to riverside food stalls. ...

The geographic heart of the nation, central Vietnam is packed with historic sights and cultural interest, and blessed with ravishing beaches and outstanding national parks. Here is the list of must-visit destinations in Central Vietnam, check it out.

Southeast Asia is a group of diverse countries between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, featuring indigenous cultures influenced by Indian, Chinese and Western culture. Instead of cold temperatures and snow in the winter, for the most part they’ll be bathed in a ...