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Your Vietnam travel in March offers far more than just beautiful weather. This is a season of rebirth, calm seas, and blooming highlands. It is a perfect time to fall in love with Vietnam all over again.
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Planning on visiting the breathtaking rice terraces, vibrant ethnic markets, and amazing people in the Northwest of Vietnam? You have found the right article
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Hanoi is beautiful all year round, but many travellers wonder about the best time to visit Hanoi for flowers. The city changes colours throughout the year, depending on the blooming season.
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In Vietnam’s Central Highlands, the Gia-rai funerary house is not merely a burial structure. It represents a profound spiritual worldview shaped by centuries of indigenous belief.
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For travellers planning a nature-focused journey, there are many animals you can see in Vietnam, whether in rural villages, national parks, or marine reserves. Some species are iconic symbols of daily life, while others are rare and protected in conservation areas. This guide explores the most fascinating animals in Vietnam for tourists and how to observe them responsibly.
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Most travellers need a power plug adapter for Vietnam. Vietnam uses plug types A, C and D, with a standard voltage of 220V at 50Hz. If your device supports 100 to 240V, you only need a Vietnam travel adapter. If it supports 110V only, you will also need a voltage converter.
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Nestled in the limestone valley of the Dong Van Karst Plateau, Lung Tam Linen Village (Lung Tam Commune, Quan Ba District, Ha Giang) has long been the cradle preserving one of the oldest traditional crafts of the H'Mong people. Far more than a livelihood, every handwoven linen fabric here is an epic poem of patience, dexterity, and the soul of highland women. So what exactly makes the Lung Tam brocade brand so captivating?
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Many travellers planning their trip often ask: which boat ride in Ninh Binh is better, and which one is less crowded? Understanding the differences between Tam Coc, Trang An and Van Long will help you choose the option that best fits your travel style.
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If you’ve ever celebrated Lunar New Year (TET) in Vietnam, you may notice something interesting. The Vietnamese zodiac is very similar to the Chinese zodiac, but there is one key difference that surprises many travellers.
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