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Many hotel establishments in Vietnam have been distinguished this year by prestigious awards such as the World Travel Awards, the Michelin Guide, as well as leading international magazines including Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler.

Cơm lam, sticky rice cooked in bamboo, is not just a dish. It is a familiar image of the highlands, a memory shared across generations, a daily gesture that has become a ritual. It is prepared along forest paths, in stilt houses, during long days of mountain work or festive evenings

Before being a color, chàm, or traditional indigo dye, is a memory. A silent memory embedded in cotton fibers, passed down from generation to generation, worn on the body and lived daily by many Vietnamese ethnic groups. For French travelers in search of authenticity, chàm is not merely an aesthetic element: it is a gateway to a deeper understanding of rural, mountainous, and ancestral Vietnam.

Authentik Vietnam Year-End Party 2025: review of a successful year, team spirit, sustainable growth, and shared ambitions for 2026 in tourism in Vietnam.

A Tứ Quý painting is displayed with the intention of wishing family members blessings, longevity (living through the four seasons and completing a full life cycle), a peaceful, prosperous, and honorable life, as well as a flourishing lineage.

Discover Vietnam’s national parks, from Cuc Phuong to Pu Mat, their landscapes, unique wildlife, activities, and practical tips for an unforgettable eco-friendly journey.

In this article, Authentik Vietnam offers you a clear and up-to-date guide to drone regulations in Vietnam, the required authorizations, customs procedures, as well as best practices to adopt in order to avoid any issues during your trip.

For a first trip to Southeast Asia, choosing between Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia raises many questions. These three neighboring countries, heirs to former Indochina, share a common history but offer very different travel experiences. At Authentik Vietnam, a specialist in tailor-made journeys, we help you compare these destinations to choose the one that best suits your first stay.

Far more than a simple celebration, Tết marks renewal, a return to family values, and a deep attachment to spiritual beliefs. On this occasion, the entire country comes alive through a wide variety of Tet festivals, blending rituals, history, folklore, and popular joy. From the mountains of the North to the dynamic cities of the South, each region welcomes spring in its own way.

Vietnam, with its elongated geography stretching from North to South, its east-facing coastline, majestic mountains, and lush green plains, offers a spectacular range of landscapes to discover at daybreak. For French travelers in search of beauty, wonder, and memorable photographs, watching the sunrise in Vietnam — a moment not to be missed when planning a trip to Vietnam — is an unmissable experience.

Ha Giang Vietnam is a legendary destination in the Northeast, renowned for its spectacular mountain landscapes, well-preserved ethnic villages, and rare authenticity. The famous Ha Giang Loop Vietnam, a panoramic route stretching several hundred kilometers, attracts French-speaking travelers each year in search of adventure, culture, and meaningful human encounters.

Vietnam is a land of unique flavours where gastronomy plays a central role in culture and daily life. Each region offers specialties that reflect its history, climate, and agricultural richness. Travelling through Vietnam means discovering its iconic dishes, lively markets, and world-famous street food. Here is Authentik Vietnam’s curated selection of the best Vietnamese dishes to savour the full richness of Vietnamese cuisine!

Vietnam has long been recognized as one of Asia’s top culinary destinations, thanks to its balanced, fragrant, and regionally diverse cuisine. Whether you travel through the North, Center, or South, each region offers a unique culinary identity—from the imperial cuisine of Hue to the street food of Hanoi and the bold flavors of Saigon.

Spending Christmas in Vietnam is a surprising and heartwarming experience—often very different from the traditional European winter holidays. With illuminated streets, vibrant midnight masses, lively Christmas markets, unique gastronomy and a tropical holiday atmosphere, Vietnam blends Christian traditions, Asian culture and modern creativity in a way that fascinates travelers.

Voyaging across Vietnam by plane remains the most convenient solution to cover the long distances separating the North, Central region, and the South. This updated guide compiles all essential information to help you choose the right airline, understand the most useful domestic routes, master baggage rules, and avoid common pitfalls — based on the most recent public data (2024–2025).

Traveling through Vietnam means diving into a country where Vietnam markets embody daily life, flavors, and local culture. Each region offers its own must-visit markets in Vietnam, from traditional markets in the North to vibrant floating markets in the Mekong Delta. These places act as open windows into local life, delivering sensory immersion and a truly unique cultural experience for every traveler.

Slow travel Vietnam is attracting more and more travelers seeking authentic Vietnam experiences, immersive adventures, and sustainable journeys. Far from the typical tourist circuits, this approach encourages taking the time to truly feel the country, meet its people, and savor every moment.

Vietnamese cuisine proudly ranks 4th among the most attractive culinary destinations in the world, surpassing even such “gastronomic monuments” as France and Spain.