Destination Highlights

Tucked away in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 3, the War Remnants Museum is not your typical sightseeing stop. It’s powerful, emotional, and at times, difficult. But it’s also one of the most important places to understand Vietnam’s modern history – through the eyes of those who lived it. As local guides...Read More

Tucked away in the colorful heart of District 5, also known as Cholon, the city’s historic Chinatown, Thien Hau Pagoda is a world apart from the modern chaos of Ho Chi Minh City. It’s not the biggest or most extravagant temple in Vietnam, but what it offers is something far rarer: authenticity, atmosphere, and deep...Read More

The Saigon Central Post Office is more than just a place to send a postcard, it’s a living piece of Ho Chi Minh City’s colonial past. Located in the heart of District 1, this architectural gem is a must-see for history buffs, architecture lovers, and anyone who enjoys discovering stories behind everyday places. Designed by...Read More

As local travel experts based in Vietnam, we always recommend the Independence Palace – also known as Reunification Palace as a must-visit destination in Ho Chi Minh City. Steeped in 20th-century history and surrounded by beautifully kept grounds, this landmark offers a fascinating look into Vietnam’s turbulent past and its path toward reunification. Whether you’re...Read More

Standing tall in the bustling heart of District 1, Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral is more than just a beautiful building, it’s a symbol of faith, resilience, and colonial history. While many travelers come to snap photos of its red-brick façade, the real magic lies in what the Cathedral represents: a quiet pause in the chaos, a...Read More

If you just landed in Da Nang and want your first day to be easygoing, think beach breeze, golden hour views, and flavorful street food – this is the itinerary of top things to do in Da Nang ịn a day for you. Designed for late risers or those arriving around noon, this guide skips...Read More

Hanoi can feel like stepping into a moving painting, tree-lined boulevards, moss-covered temples, and the ever-present hum of motorbikes. But beneath the buzz lies a city rich in tradition, memory, and quiet corners. For first-time visitors who are looking for top things to do in Hanoi, choosing where to begin can be overwhelming. That’s why...Read More

Hue isn’t just a destination, it’s a journey into Vietnam’s imperial soul. Just two scenic hours from Da Nang, it offers ancient palaces, misty rivers, mountain passes, and some of the country’s most soulful cuisine. For travelers short on time but big on curiosity, Hue makes for the perfect day trip. As local guides based...Read More

Ho Chi Minh City is a place of contrasts – where French-colonial buildings stand shoulder to shoulder with neon-lit skyscrapers, where the smell of incense drifts from ancient temples even as espresso machines hiss in sleek cafés. For first-time visitors who are looking for things to Do in Ho Chi Minh City, the city can...Read More

If you’ve just arrived in Hoi An and want your first day to unfold gently, think riverside charm, glowing lanterns, and peaceful cultural corners, this relaxed afternoon-to-evening itinerary is for you. Perfect for late starters or those arriving around midday, this top things to do in Hoi An guide skips the early crowds and gives...Read More