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There is still the elegance of French architecture in the three of the oldest hotels in Ho Chi Minh City where they combine luxury and refinement. These are symbols of a historic Saigon.
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What to see and do in Ho Chi Minh city in 1, 2 or 3 days? Check out our best ideas to visit ancient Saigon.
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The top 10 most beautiful beaches in Vietnam from North to South whether known for their wilderness or tourism each have their own charm and will make for the most fascinating summer experience.
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Thit kho tau (Caramelized pork and eggs) is a popular dish in the South of Vietnam. This special dish is usually made for the Lunar New Year as a symbol of family affection. Vietnamese people have been always say "Seeing Thit kho tau is seeing Tet".
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Ao Dai has been called by its original name in Vietnamese as a proper noun, proving the strong symbol of the Vietnamese nation Ao Dai has been bearing. Through many ups and downs, it has become an attached image and pride of Vietnamese people. To get the position like today, the modern ao dai has also experienced a long history with many memorable landmarks. And here you are, ao dai history.
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Take with you a peasants common conical hat, but not quite an authentic Non Bai Tho or Poetical Leaf from Central Vietnam, add a touch of this and a little of that, and you will have the idea.
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A dish as simple as good, Bun thit nuong is a very popular Vietnamese dish consisting of rice noodles topped with grilled pork, fresh herbs like basil and mint, fresh salad and pieces of “nem” (spring roll), carrot, cucumber marinated in a sweet and sour sauce. The dish is dressed with fish sauce and peanut. A balanced, refreshing and complete dish as beautiful to look at as good to eat. And down below are the best restaurants to try the dish in the home of Bun thit nuong - Saigon.
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There are many reasons why Vietnam is a great place to surf.
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Water puppet theatre, a popular art enriching Vietnamese people, is an unmissable cultural experience for tourists in Hanoi, especially for a family stay.
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