Hoi An is one of the most popular places to visit after Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. There are so many things to do in Hoi An, discover the unique history, marvel at the charm of the Ancient Town or visit the beautiful Hoi An beaches. Best of all Hoi An is
Vietnam is a top tourist destination for many Australians. Visa for Vietnam is required when visiting for tourism purposes. Our complete guide for Australians visiting Vietnam, will explain the easy process of obtaining the Vietnam e-visa and the Vietnam Visa on Arrival. There are other visas available for working and business, but the purpose of
Vietnam! It’s a country with a rich history that is rapidly powering into the 21st Century. While nobody can deny the beauty of the sleek modern skyscrapers of Ho Chi Minh City, many want to unearth the Vietnam of old. For those wanting to explore Vietnams historical side, look no further than the Ancient Town
Vietnam is a fascinating country and it’s quickly becoming a favourite tourist hotspot. Many people who visit Vietnam like to take a flight to Hanoi in the north and work their way down to Ho Chi Minh City in the south. Travelling this way gives a good overview of Vietnam’s changing landscape, history, food and
Hoi An host’s millions of visitors each year and it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vietnam. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for the enchanting golden hued architecture and waterways of its Ancient Town. While Hoi An has a captivating old-world charm, many also take advantage of Hoi An’s nearby
Many people visit Vietnam to learn more about the Vietnam War. Saigon or Ho Chi Minh City as it now known featured heavily during this conflict and you will find many historical places in Ho Chi Minh City that will give you an insight into these tragic events. Although the Vietnam War played a part
Describe luxury in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam and the Grand Hotel Saigon may be it. This hotel in Ho Chi Minh City district 1 is within easy distance to the cities major attractions. Many travellers visiting Vietnam visit the tourist hotspots of Ha Long Bay and Hoi An and most will
Hanoi to Halong Bay Cruise The second leg of our week in Vietnam began with the 4 hour bus journey from Hanoi to Halong Bay for our Halong Bay Cruise. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Halong Bay is famous for its towering limestone formations and peaceful inlets. There is a legend that Halong Bay was
