Travel Guide

When mentioning Ho Chi Minh City, we will immediately think of the most splendid city in Vietnam. The place is known as the "Pearl of the Far East" with the highest economic growth rate in the country. The place has many diverse and famous entertainment venues. And perhaps the most prominent tourist attraction that has been hot in recent years is Ho Chi Minh Book Street. The exact location of Ho Chi Minh Book Street Ho Chi Minh book street also has another name - Nguyen Van Binh book street. Because it is located on the street with the longest history in Saigon, that is Nguyen Van Binh Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. The book street has a total length of 144m, inaugurated in January 2016 after 3 months of construction. The most interesting point is that this street starts from Hai Ba Trung Street and ends at the intersection with Notre Dame Cathedral. With ancient French architecture and luxurious space from the outside to the inside of the cathedral, this place is considered the largest Catholic church in Vietnam and is also one of the symbols of Ho Chi Minh city. With a prime location right in the center, only 3km from Bui Vien Western Street, not far from the city post office and Independence Palace. The book street is very attractive to young people and book lovers How to get to Ho Chi Minh Book Street? You can easily get here from your hotel in the city center. There are quite a few of transportation for domestic and international tourists such as: Traveling by taxi booked via app Traveling by motorbike Traveling by bus (reference bus routes are 03,30,14 and 42) Traveling by bicycle (on Nguyen Hue walking street there are many bicycle

Bac Lieu is a land associated with the history of our nation's reclamation to the South of Vietnam. Over time, this land has become more and more prosperous, but some places still retain the beauty of the natural ecosystem. That is the reason why Bac Lieu 1 day tour has become a tour that attracts visitors from near and far. Bac Lieu through geographical location This destination has an extremely convenient location for you to explore. Bac Lieu is only nearly 100km from Can Tho city, 50km from Soc Trang. Especially from Ho Chi Minh city, traveling here by bus takes just over 5 hours with a distance of 265km. Bac Lieu is home to 50km of mangrove forests stretching along the coast. Along with that are endless green fields, countless rivers and canals. A 1-day tour of Bac Lieu will definitely not be able to explore all the sights and try all the best dishes this place has to offer, but it will definitely be the most memorable experience for you! It really is worth a visit. This place is not only famous for its many scenic spots but also for its delicious, flavorful cuisine. The generous and kind people of Bac Lieu are always ready to welcome guests from all over the country, especially for the first time visitors. Tour Bac Lieu 1 day - Top 6 interesting destinations for you Coming to Bac Lieu, you will never be disappointed when you will be able to immerse in the rich beauty of the location. There are so many attractive stops, but according to Vietnam Adventure Tour's research, the following are places that you should not miss: Bac Lieu wind power farm This is the largest wind power farm in the country. Visitors will have super cool virtual live

For those who are passionate about exploring and traveling, Dalat city is always the top choice among countless destinations in Vietnam. And when you come here, Dalat Flower Market is the place you must visit. Dalat has a convenient geographical location for you to book a tour from Ho Chi Minh City. Therefore, if you are in Saigon and have free time, take your time to come to this beautiful place. A brief introduction to Dalat flower market Have you ever stood in a daze in front of the shady pine hills, or sipped a cup of coffee while hunting clouds with friends before dawn? It can be said that Dalat is a place once you come for one time, you would always want to come back is the common mood of many tourists from near and far. This place is known as the city of thousands of flowers with fairs held so that people can come and see countless beautiful flowers. Dalat Flower Market also has many imported flower varieties. Flowers from all over the country are exported from here. Normally, the big flower market will be held every two years for local people and tourists to visit. The flower market is like a spring picture with countless species competing to bloom. At Da Lat Flower Market, you can find a variety of flowers. Da Lat, a city located in the highlands of Vietnam, is known as a famous destination with a cool climate and special altitude, creating favorable conditions for growing and displaying flowers. Here are some popular flowers that you can find at Da Lat Flower Market: Hydrangea (Dahlia): This is one of the famous flowers in Da Lat. Hydrangeas have bright colors and diverse shapes, from small to large, from single to multi-layer petals. They are

Can Tho is not a strange name on the tourist map of visitors from near and far. But with its unique natural landscape, open and friendly people, and rich cuisine, this destination always attracts people every time it is mentioned. Tour Can Tho 1 day with us to enjoy the feeling of rowing on a boat along the river. See the peaceful and tranquil villages, fruit-laden gardens, traditional floating markets… Traveling to Can Tho for 1 day through geographical location Can Tho is located in the lower reaches of the Mekong Delta, an important gateway for waterways, road and air traffic. From Ho Chi Minh City, the nearest distance to get here is about 169km and it takes nearly a 3-hour ride to travel to the region. Filled by the alluvium of the Mekong River, the fertile land creates a land full of fruit and endless green rice fields. Coming to Can Tho will definitely give you many interesting and unforgettable experiences. Can Tho 1-day tour with interesting locations What could be more wonderful than when visitors can immerse themselves in the fresh, peaceful atmosphere of the river region. Admire the rustic, simple features of the countryside. Transform into a true Southerner. Vietnam Adventure recommends 5 destinations that are fun enough that you should not miss on your 1-day trip to Can Tho as following:  Explore Cai Rang floating market Coming to the Mekong Delta region, you cannot help but explore the unique features of the floating markets. The market starts early at 4am, you can wake up early and rent a boat in small groups to enjoy the sunrise here. Don't forget to fill your hungry stomach with delicious dishes sold on some boats here. Not only is it a cultural symbol but also the busiest place for people

If you only have a short time to visit the Mekong Delta, then you should not miss the Tien Giang 1 day tour. A land rich in cultural traditions, history, and landscapes, representing the beauty of the Southwest region. That rustic, generous quality will definitely keep you from wanting to leave. In this article, Vietnam Adventure will help you find out what activities are included in the Tien Giang 1-day tour. Geographical overview of Tien Giang A province located in the key economic region of Southern Vietnam. Tien Giang stretches along the North bank of the Tien River, more than 120km long. And My Tho City is located about 70km from the center of Ho Chi Minh City. Tien Giang borders Ben Tre to the South, Vinh Long and Dong Thap to the West. You can easily travel here in just one day from Ho Chi Minh City to visit the natural landscape and experience the life of the Mkeong River region. Tien Giang is increasingly attracting tourists from all over the world not only because of its beautiful scenery and delicious food. But also because of the kindness and hospitality of the local people here. Nobody is a stranger here, you will be welcomed by smiles all along and will make your first impression about the region a good one.  When to visit Tien Giang for 1-day tour? Located in the tropical climate zone, Tien Giang is divided into two distinct seasons: the dry season and the rainy season. From June to September is the best time for tourists to visit. The reason Vietnam Adventure recommends this time is because it falls in the fruit harvest season and is the busiest in the Mekong Delta. You will be able to enjoy the fresh flavors of the fruits.  What to

When it comes to Ben Tre, not only domestic tourists but also foreign tourists want to set foot here. It is well-known for its year-round shady coconut palms and fruit gardens. Tour Ben Tre for 1 day may not be enough for you to discover all the beauty of the region, but it will definitely leave deep, unforgettable memories for first time visitors. Ben Tre from a geographical perspective Originally belonging to the complex of 7 provinces in the Mekong Delta, the borders of Ben Tre neighboring Tien Giang and the East Sea. About 85km west of Ho Chi Minh City. It will only take you about 1.5 to 2 hours to travel from the centrally located hotels of District 1 so it is easy to join a 1 day trip to explore the region. The best time of year to travel to Ben Tre for 1 day With a tropical climate all year round, the temperature here always fluctuates at 32 degrees, you can enjoy the trip in any season of the year. But according to Vietnamadventuretour, the most ideal time is usually in June, July and August. This is when the fruit orchards are in the ripe season, allowing you to enjoy and experience activities like picking fruit in the garden. In addition to the famous coconut variety, there are also durian, mangosteen, rambutan… The highlight of the tour Ben Tre for 1 day When choosing tour Ben Tre for 1 day, you will be immersed in the charming river scenery. The trip will make you temporarily forget the pressures, fatigue and hustle and bustle of life in the splendid city. The people of Ben Tre are simple, rustic, they have some delicious dishes and they love welcoming visitors from near and far. Their livelihood is heavily dependent

If you are feeling tired and pressured with your current job, or you have time to rest and want to schedule a new trip. Feel free to refer to and immediately pocket our secret to choosing a tour "What to do in the Mekong Delta". These are places that are not too new but are guaranteed to bring you unforgettable experiences. Discover the most outstanding attraction of the tour Coming to the Mekong Delta region, visitors will be immersed in nature, in the ecosystem of green forests and salty seas. Above all, they will immerse themself in the most interesting activities and moments, getting to know the lives of the local people such as: Discover with your own eyes the hidden beauty of Southern Vietnam through the professional guidance and introduction of the tour guide. You will have the opportunity to sit on a boat and admire the rice fields, the vast fields on both sides of the river, the rustic fishing villages hidden in the morning mist. Visit the primeval forest, Cai Rang floating market, raft houses, and temples with a strong Asian style. Experience the real folk games of the river region such as walking on monkey bridges, racing basket boats, picking fruit in the garden and participating in the activities of traditional craft villages. “What to do in the Mekong Delta” Tours crafted for you As we all know, the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam has 12 provinces and cities including: My Tho - Ben Tre - An Giang - Tien Giang - Hau Giang - Can Tho - Soc Trang - Bac Lieu - Long An - Tra Vinh - Dong Thap - Vinh Long. Each place has its own attraction for tourists from all over the world. Coming to the Delta, what to eat, what

Solo traveling - One of the journeys that will bring you the great experiences that you should try once in your lifetime. Especially in a safe country like Vietnam, there is nothing to worry about. Pack your backpack and go to the ends of the country and feel and enjoy the beauty of the scenery and people of our homeland. Enjoy the wonderful things when traveling alone In the midst of the hustle and bustle of life with countless pressures, we need to learn how to heal ourselves. We should think about going out of our comfort zone and going to new lands to experience wonderful and interesting things. In a famous movie “Eat, Pray, Love”, the main character temporarily left her job and all the worries behind to set foot in three countries around the world by herself. Her journey is an inspiration for many young people. Traveling alone is a way for you to get closer to freedom. More importantly, those who choose to travel solo, they must take responsibility and solve all problems during the trip. No one will help you, no one will give you advice, no one will experience the joy of witnessing a beautiful scene with you. Therefore, those who travel alone are definitely strong people. Where should you go while traveling alone in Vietnam? Vietnam has always been one of the safest countries in the world today. This country with a 3,260 km long coastline is also surrounded by mountains and a dense river system. Therefore, the climate between regions is also different. And of course, the cultural and culinary differences are equally interesting.  Sapa - Being alone in this place is more interesting than you think. You are young and you want to have your own experiences. You want to explore the

Hanoi, the bustling city and also the capital of Vietnam, is famous for its rich culinary scene. And among the myriad of delicious dishes, it’s no brainer that Banh Mi is the true king. Its perfectly crispy crust, savory fillings, and harmonious blend of ingredients make it itself a must-try for anyone visiting the city. In this article, Vietnam Adventure will take you on a flavorful journey to the top Bánh mì spots for the best Banh Mi in Hanoi. Give one of some of them a try, and you'll be done with those McDonald's hamburgers! What is Banh Mi? Right off the bat, Banh Mi, the Vietnamese sandwich, is made with a French Baguette. Introduced to Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City) during the French colonial period, Baguette quickly gained popularity in southern cities. Then it didn't have to wait too long to spread to the north and become a national favorite. But the star of the show are the fillings, which set Vietnamese sandwiches apart from the rest of the world. Traditionally, Bánh mì is filled with various meats like pork belly, chicken, beef, or sausage along with fresh herbs, pickled vegetables like pickled cucumbers and carrots, and sauces like mayonnaise and chili sauce.  What Makes Banh Mi so HOT? Baguette used in Bánh Mì is typically lighter and crispier than traditional French baguettes. It comes in various sizes and is often made with rice flour for a slightly sweet taste and extra crunch. The sky's the limit when it comes to fillings, but popular choices include pork belly, beef, chicken, etc, usually marinated in rich, savory sauces. Pickled vegetables, another essential ingredient, are marinated in a mix of vinegar, sugar, and salt, giving them a tangy and slightly sweet flavor. Commonly used veggies include carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, and

Isn't it delightful to conclude a meal with something sweet and great? We all think so! So here are 10 mouth-watering famous Vietnamese desserts from Vietnam  Adventure that will captivate your heart and soul. Most tourists know Vietnamese cuisine through its iconic savory dishes, but the desserts here are equally impressive. Much like the savory dishes, Vietnamese desserts offer a diverse array of flavors, textures, and ingredients, perfectly catering to your sweet cravings while still being health-conscious.  Yogurt With Fermented Sticky Rice Known in Vietnamese as Sua Chua Nep Cam, this classic dessert is a simple yet delightful combination of yogurt and fermented sticky rice. The blend of sourness and sweetness creates a creamy and slightly tangy taste that is truly yummy. Fermented sticky rice, or Xôi lên men, is made by soaking glutinous rice overnight and then mixing it with a special yeast, by the way. This process gives the rice a mildly sour, wine-like flavor and a sticky texture. This dessert is popular among locals and tourists alike. Not only is it delicious, but it's also healthy and provides invaluable refreshment on hot days.  Vietnamese Sweet Soup If you have a sweet tooth, this traditional dessert will delight you immensely. Vietnamese sweet soup, known as "Che," is made from a variety of ingredients including beans, fruits, nuts, and glutinous rice.  This sweet and refreshing treat is perfect for quenching your sugar cravings, and you should serve it with crushed ice for something perfect on a hot day. You can find Che anywhere in Vietnam, from street vendors and local markets to upscale international restaurants. Honeycomb Cake - The Famous Vietnamese desserts Honeycomb cake, known as Bánh Bò in Vietnamese, is also a beloved traditional dessert that has been enjoyed for generations.  The name "honeycomb" is derived from the cake's

Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, is a bustling metropolis that never seems to sleep. When the sun goes down, the nightlife here becomes more vibrant, and one of the highlights has to be the night markets. These lively spots are where you can find an array of street food, souvenirs, and local products that showcase the city's unique culture and flavor. In this blog post of Vietnam Adventure, we're going to take you on a tour of the best spot for night street food Ho Chi Minh that you absolutely can't miss. From the iconic Ben Thanh Market  to some of the lesser-known ones, all are here. Ben Thanh Market - Famous night street food Ho Chi Minh Where: Le Loi Street, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1  How much: negotiable  When: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm   Of course, topping this list is the iconic Ben Thanh Market. This is the largest market in Saigon and one of the city's most enduring symbols. At night, the market transforms into a bustling and vibrant hub, offering a very different atmosphere compared to the daytime. The market offers a wide variety of goods, from clothing and accessories to local handicrafts and souvenirs - all sold by friendly and enthusiastic vendors. Visitors can also ejnoy delicious street food such as Banh Mi, Banh Cuon, sweet soups, and exotic fruits.  Binh Tay Market Where: No. 57A, Thap Muoi Street, Ward 2, District 6 How much: negotiable When: 2:00 am - 10:00  pm Covering an area of 25,000 square meters with its unique Eastern-style architecture, Binh Tay market is one of the liveliest night markets in Saigon. From early morning until late afternoon, the market is always buzzing with noise and activity, giving you a real sense of daily life in Saigon. Here,

With over 1,000 years of culture, Hanoi is a city that will surprise, charm, and captivate you. Despite centuries of war, natural disasters, and new regimes, this city has transformed from a swampy region into the vibrant and alluring capital it is today. Refer to Vietnam Adventure's list of famous places in Hanoi right here, and get ready to have your mind blown! Some of the hottest attractions in the inner of Hanoi city Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is situated in one of the most revered areas of Hanoi city. This is basically a solemn marble structure housing the body of President  Ho Chi Minh in a glass case. President Ho Chi Minh is a legendary leader for the Vietnamese people and an internationally renowned figure. He played a pivotal role in liberating Vietnam from French colonial rule and American imperialism, while also inspiring anti-colonial movements worldwide. Wandering around, you can also visit the wooden stilt house where the president lived during his life. It's filled with personal mementos and offers a wealth of things about the Vietnamese Revolution’s history. You'll also come across the unique One Pillar Pagoda. True to its name, the entire structure is perched on a single pillar, just like a lotus flower. Imperial Citadel of Thang Long Just a stone's throw from the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long. This is one of the oldest remnants of Vietnam's feudal history and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Construction of the Citadel began in the 7th century under the Dinh Dynasty, but it was significantly expanded and developed during the Ly, Tran, and Le Dynasties.  In 1010, King Ly Thai To moved the capital from Hoa Lu to Thang Long (modern-day Hanoi) and started building the new