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Banh Mi is an everyday food of the Vietnamese. You can find a small Banh Mi store or trolley everywhere in this country. If you are in Hanoi and craving for Banh Mi, don't forget to stop by these spots.

Notable for its extensive mangrove forest, Can Gio is a low, palm-fringed island sitting at the mouth of the Saigon River, some 25km southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. It was formed from silt washing downstream from the river, so do not expect any white-sand beaches. A few ...

Sweet soup (Che) is a popular dessert in Vietnamese cuisine and many other countries. Che is served all years around as the favorite street food dessert of Hanoians.

Ha Giang province, which is the final frontier in northern Vietnam, is a tourist attraction with majestic and poetic scenery. In addition to Tam Son Twin Peaks or Dong Van Old Town, there are other things about Ha Giang attracting tourists from many different ...

There are seven royal tombs in Hue, six to the southeast of the Hue Citadel on the other side of the Perfume River and a single tomb on the same side. Of these seven tombs, three are significantly more popular compared to the rest, due to their relative good condition ...

Bars and restaurants are something that Mui Ne definitely doesn't lack - from the fancy Western style of restaurants to the hole-in-the-wall ones. If you are in Mui Ne and feeling hungry, don't forget to stop by these places.

Along with Hoi An’s cute streets, rustic yellow buildings, and colorful temples and decorations, Hoi An has regional dishes that you will not find anywhere else in Vietnam, especially, cakes.

Taking a cooking class is a popular activity in Hoi An. Once you are in Hoi An, try attending one of these cooking classes to have a deeper understanding in Hoi An's cuisine.

There are a lot of stunning and beautiful destinations for your vacation in Vietnam, but there are a limited number of official places for camping. Below is a list of the ideal places to go camping in Vietnam.