Dalat is Vietnam’s alter ego: the weather is spring-like cool instead of tropical hot, the town is dotted with elegant French-colonial villas rather than stark socialist architecture, and the farms around are thick with strawberries and flowers, not rice. The French came first, fleeing the heat of Saigon. They left behind not only their holiday […]

Description: –    Three-star international standard hotel –    Built on the area whose superficies is more than 1.500 meters square –    Located nearby the quarter of the town, only 5 minutes walk to the ancient town. –    Number of room: 46 international standard rooms. (Included: 16 Superior rooms, 26 Deluxe rooms, 2 Thuy Duong Suite and […]

Description: Phuoc An River Hotel is a 3-star comfortable guesthouse, located close to the beach. The gastronomic restaurant serves special European meals. Guests can take advantage of computers, laptops and daily newspapers and make use of a wake up service, car rental and valet parking provided on-site. The hotel offers a pool and babysitting service […]

Description: The hotel offers a range of different rooms and suites from basic standard rooms through to luxurious ocean view rooms as well as river-view rooms which feature private balconies, satellite TV, and other modern amenities. The Green Plaza Hotel regularly organizes Vietnamese theme nights, barbecues, and boat excursions and caters for private parties and […]

Description: With modern architecture, the hotel offers a welcome blend of 3 star expertise and enchanting Vietnamese hospitality. The Bamboo Green Central, a home away from home, would like you our very special guests. Location: Located at the Centre of Danang city, Bamboo Green Central hotel is very close to the business streets, airport, railway […]

Hanoi’s history dates back almost a thousand years to the founding of the city by Emperor Ly Thai To. In 1010 he renamed the area Thang Long – ‘Soaring Dragon’. Hanoi is a city rich in tradition and legend, the most famous of which is the Arthurian tale of Hoan Kiem Lake. Legend has it […]

Last week, we called for advice from some of the world’s best explorers – our readers! Responses poured in on Facebook, providing tips for BBC Travel reader Donita Richards, who asked: “Is there anything that is a must do or must avoid for families in Vietnam? We are planning to take our children (3½ and […]

Vietnam so much to offer, it could take someone 3 months to see and experience everything but here is our suggestions that have worked for our clients in the past: One Week; The North, from Hanoi, make a two- day trip to Ha Long Bay and/ or Mai Chau followed by a day trip to […]

General Information Official Name: Socialist Republic of Vietnam Flag: Population: 90.5 million Capital City: Hanoi, population 6.5 million People: Viet (Kinh), 53 ethnic minorities including Muong, Tay, Khmer, Mong, Dao, Kadai, Han, Tang Language: Vietnamese Religion: Buddhism (mainly Mahayana, with smaller numbers of Theravada), Taoism, Confucianism, Hoa Hao, Cao Dai, Christian (predominantly Roman Catholic, some […]

Compared to other Asian countries, and according to several art commentators, Vietnam was the earliest to merge into the the main stream of modern art, as defined by the West, in both form and content. Such a fact can be easily seen with the coming into existence of Ecole Des Beaux Arts (Indochina’s School of […]

Quang Tri Geography Located on North – Central Vietnam Quang Tri is surrounded by Quang Binh Province on the north, Thua Thien-Hue Province on the south, Savanakhet (Laos) on the west, East Sea on the east with 75km seaside. Topography consists of mountains, hills, plains, sand dune and seaside. The long coast and complex network […]

Hai Van Pass, Vietnam is one of the highest passes in the country and one of the most scenic hill side roads in Vietnam. The meaning of Hai Van is wind and cloud or sea cloud. True to its meaning, wind in Hai Van Pass moves like a herd of horses galloping a number of […]