One thing is for sure, Vietnam is a country of diversity. If you love nature, you’ll have countless appealing destinations to choose from. Long-distance cycling and motorbike trips are ideal for soaking up views of gaping mountain passes and sun-drenched rice fields. Vietnam offers water babies excellent scuba-diving in Nha Tra…
Cu Lao Cau Island feels remote, like the shores a castaway might wash up on. But in reality, this pristine island is only about 8 km from the Vietnamese mainland and about 110 km from Phan Thiet City. Cu Lao Cau (known by locals as Cau Island, because of an a…
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Source: Facebook - Khu Du Lịch Thác Bà Bình Thuận Binh Thuan province is located on Vietnam’s southeastern coast. Famously known for its beaches, islands, sand dunes and relic sites, Binh Thuan also offers a cavalcade of cascading, exotically named waterfalls…
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When people think of tropical and subtropical Vietnam, they picture green scenes. Think rice paddies, verdant mountains, lush forests, and emerald lakes and bays. What they may not expect to find are sand dunes and sandy stretches that may resemble drier part…
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Vietnam has been named: Asia’s Leading Nature Destination 2022, by the World Travel Awards – considered as the Oscars of the travel industry. A lofty honor indeed, especially in this era of conscientious, eco/nature tourism. Many travelers are forgoing the ur…
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Vietnam’s new glass-bottomed suspension bridge, recently certified as the longest in the world by Guinness World Records, promises to draw throngs of thrill-seeking tourists to Son La Province’s Moc Chau district. A record-breaking structure Source: Internet …
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There’s more to Nha Trang than white-sand beaches, off-shore islands, and glitzy resorts. Hidden waterfalls and springs surrounding the city offer nature-lovers cool, peaceful respite. “Don't go chasing waterfalls, please stick to the rivers and the lakes tha…
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