Many people use Da Nang simply as a stop or hub to get to -arguably- the most popular town in Vietnam, Hoi An. However; after including Da Nang in our itinerary across Vietnam and spending two nights there, we totally recommend it. It was one of the highlights of our trip. Introducing Da Nang Da […]
After evaluating multiple options in Southeast Asia, we decided to spend almost three weeks in Vietnam. Our decision was based on many recommendations comprising diverse aspects such as culture, street food and coffee, nature and more. After careful consideration and planning, we present our great itinerary for exploring Vietnam in ~16 days. Important notes/clarifications The
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Hanoi’s main Train Street (Old Quarter section) is not (always) open to the public. But there is another section of the line which is open without restrictions, you just need to go a bit further South. Find all that you need to know below in this post. What is Hanoi’s Train Street? It is simply
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Vietnamese cuisine is famous around the world for its complex blend of flavours, fresh ingredients, and a healthy balance of protein, vegetables, and spices. Meals feature a combination of five fundamental tastes: sweet, salty, bitter, sour, and spicy. The distinctive nature of each dish reflects one or more elements (such as nutrients and colours), which are
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In Vietnam, the bus is the cheapest and -arguably- most convenient public transport for tourists, and why not locals without a scooter? This is often the case in countries in which the train system is not fully developed. On the other hand, the bus network is developed and reaches all corners of the country. However;
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