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To help you plan your next trip to Vietnam, Authentik Travel has compiled the 5 best things to see in the South of Vietnam for you
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Phu Quoc Island notonly attracts many tourists by it’s natural and poetic landscape, but also cling to visitors with the unique gastronomy. In this article, we would like to share 10 delicious restaurants in Phu Quoc that you should try at least once. 
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If you do not need to carry much luggage with you and seek a cheap way to move between the airport and the center of Saigon, going by bus is definitely a good choice. Here are 5 bus routes from - to Tan Son Nhat airport available to passengers in Saigon.  
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Located at the upstream of Mekong Detla, An Giang reflects a typical beauty of the region. In combination with Long Xuyen, Chau Doc is one of the two main cities of An Giang that have strategic location in the economic development of Mekong Delta.  
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You are looking for a peaceful homestay in Mekong Delta to rest this weekend, arent you? Let’s scan through our following suggestions and choose a place that suits you the most.  
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Being in the interflow of Ben Tre, Vinh Long and Tien Giang, Cai Be floating market is the centre point for trading goods, fruits to many other areas in the country and an attractive tourist destination of Tien Giang. In this article we will take you to top 5 unmissable floating markets in Mekong Delta
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In addition to the unique architecture of the Notre Dam cathedral or the Reunification Palace, Saigon is also famous for long-standing markets. Aside from the historical value, these market is the symbol of the bustling of Saigon where tourists can see the daily trading activities of local people. If the previous article was about the historic hotels, in this article, Authentik Vietnam Travel would like to bring you to the crowded atmostphere of Ben Thanh and Binh Tay market. 
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The hospitality industry was triggered in Vietnam in the 80s of 19th century. During the domination, the French brought the hotel business into Vietnam by building the first hotel in Saigon – Continental Hotel, follow by Grand and Majestic Saigon.
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Built in 1862 by French, Dragon House Wharf or “Nhà rồng” harbor is initially a large trading harbor of Saigon (The original name of Saigon), a harbor to meet the demand of transportation between the colonized Vietnam and southeast Asian area. 
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