A Travelers Guide to Hanoi

CNCF Bicycle Challenge

Cost of Living in Vietnam

Imperial Hue – Vietnam
By Thanh Bui Hue Citadel - Vietnam The second of Central Vietnam’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites rests largely in the shade of its smaller but more dominant cousin. While Hoi An’s ancient town is a must on any travelers itinerary for Vietnam, Hue is sometimes bypassed especially by to

Discover Vietnam on Your Bicycle
By Anirudh S B A Vietnam cycling trip is one of he most exciting and adventurous experience you will ever have that is guaranteed. As you cycle through river banks, up steep mountain slopes, on the country side and in large cities, you will experience wonders that you would have not seen anywhere else in the

Ban Than – Untouched Features
In Quang Nam, while Hoi An is bright with lantern, My Son relics is quiet and splendid, Ban Than is known for its endless sound of waves. This site is suitable for anyone who wants to experience strong, adventurous feelings and control nature. Ban Than is 35 kilometre far from Tam Ky city ( about 80kilometre far from Hoi an old town), Quang nam province. On the Central heritage route, Ban Than is seen as a beautiful destination, pride of Tam Hai – Nui Thanh residents. Ban Than is still wild, untouched and strange to tourism services which become its unique attraction. Ban Than beach is huge and peaceful with a 2 kilometre long block of black cliff. Ti

The Leading Hanoi Tourist Attractions
By James Bukovsky Vietnam is one of the rising stars in the Asian tourism industry as more and more western travelers are now discovering the beauty of this lovely country. There are a few main travel destinations and one of them is certainly Hanoi. This large Vietnamese city is filled with a rich culture and history and there are plenty of things to do and places to visit. Ho Tay Lake Water Park An ideal place to visit for families visiting traveling to Hanoi is certainly the Ho Toy Lake Water Park which is one of the newest amusement parks in town. There are

Taking the Plunge in Nha Trang
By Ha Van During the summer time, Ngoc Le would dive into the azure depths of Nha Trang’s ocean almost everyday. Le, a diving instructor at Vinadiver, a branch of Open World Travel that specializes in offering diving tours, says that going under water delivers both thrills and a sense of peace. “It’s like going sightseeing,” he said. “But it’s way more interesting because the scenery is so colorful that one almost feels as if one were in a fairytale.” Well dressed: a group of foreigners prepare to go diving Live action: Some striped friends gr