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The name Chu Dau literally means "wharf". Chu Dau village in the northern...
Bat Trang, a small village in the north of Vietnam, is about 13 kilometers...
Van Phuc Silk Village is situated on the banks of Nhue Thi River, Nguyen...
Dong Ky, a traditional wood carving...
Dong Ho village, formally called Mai village,...
Located 35 km from central Hanoi, the southwest, the village of Phu Vinh...
The traditional Ha Thai lacquer village lies on the old highway 1A, it is...
Hue is undoubtedly one of Vietnam's best cities for a biking tour. Hue has less traffic than the other big cities, and its residents are less hurried.
Many opt to cycle along the shores of the slowly moving River Perfume and across the Truong Tien Bridge to the hundred-year old Citadel in the king's Imperial City and through the numerous American War aircraft and tanks before going deeper into the walled city where life is carried on in the coffee shops, hair-dressers, motorbike repair shops, and clothing stores.
When you reach the Imperial city's moat's end, you can go on to observe the ponds where morning glory (water spinach) and snails are harvested by ladies wearing conical hats in fishing boats. In Hue, there are numerous garden houses, and it's nice to leisurely ride by and observe their natural beauty.
Cycling around the countryside is a more intriguing approach to uncovering the other attractive aspects of Hue Imperial City. You will spend a half/full day on your bike alone in the countryside, admiring and enjoying intriguing scenes and local life.
The area surrounding Hue is ideal for people who want to inhale the fresh air and hear nothing but the flapping of dragonfly wings. The lagoons of central Vietnam are well-known, and Hue is no exception. You only have to travel 5 kilometers east of the city to find rice paddy areas, vegetable and flower farms, each with its own town in its center.
If you travel west out of regular Hue attractions, you'll find a very different scenery, with mountainous pathways leading to temples, pagodas, royal mausoleums, and garden villas, and if you keep going, you'll finally reach the Perfume River's bamboo forest.
Certainly, you will be drawn in. Many art galleries in the Hanoi Old Quarter are crammed to the brim with stacks of artworks. The majority of them are copies, which...
The gastronomy, which is the best aspect of the French influence, has persisted in Hanoi. I love that in Hanoi, you can have a bowl of Pho while also treating yourself to a...
Nem Nuong ( grilled fermented pork roll ) meal is well-known not only in Nha Trang but across Vietnam's central region. The grilled fermented pork sausages are the main...
Strolling through the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital to see what the brick and vine-covered structures have to say. This is the site of Vietnam's first capital city, which is...
There are some interesting ways to explore Hanoi streets. One of them is sitting on a cyclo. Have you ever had the opportunity to explore and observe every sight in...
Trekking is one of the greatest ways to see Sapa. It is inexpensive, yet it provides the greatest Sapa experience. Sapa has long been recognized in Vietnam for its natural...
Many visitors come to Sapa with the goal of conquering Indochina's roof. Fansipan Mount, at 3143 meters, is Indochina's highest mountain. To reach Fansipan Peak, you...
On Saturday evenings, Sapa has a love market. It is where Sapa's young people go to locate a partner for marriage. The youthful Red Dzao hill tribe comes to Sapa every...
Hue was once known as the country "amidst the tombs," according to famous musician Trinh Cong Son. Few travelers to Hue nowadays do not pay a visit to the Nguyen...
A memorable trip requires more than having fun and eating. You will be sorely disappointed if you visit Sapa without seeing the tribal markets.
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