Vietnam

View from our cabin and private balcony during a Ha Long Bay cruise (photo by Dave Lee)

Discover a dozen of the most popular things to do in Central Vietnam, from exploring the mystical Marble Mountains to street food tours.

Discover the best things to do in Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Central Vietnam, that’s full of temples, cafes, and culture.

Learn about the spiritual significance of the Marble Mountains in Da Nang, Vietnam, and what you’ll find in their many caves and grottos.

Discover why the Golden Bridge in Central Vietnam is one of the country’s most spectacular sites, and how to get there from Da Nang.

Discover the most popular things to do in Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, in southern Vietnam. List includes top day trips, too.

We’ve put together this list of the top places to visit in Vietnam (from north to south) to help you plan your trip and provide inspiration!

Cruising the Mekong River in Vietnam is a quintessential travel experience. Enjoying the river, local culture, and food are all reasons to book a trip.

The Temple of Literature, an ancient complex that is both a temple and an academy, is one of the most famous attractions in Hanoi, Vietnam.

The historical attractions, the continuous markets, and the stunning array of cuisine makes a tour of Hanoi well worth your time.

The process of booking a tour to Halong Bay from Hanoi can be confusing. Mark takes us through his experience doing just that.

How to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee in Vietnam, from the variety of options you can drink to how to brew the perfect cup.

Find out the cost of travel in Vietnam, and the capital city of Hanoi, including cost of accommodations, food, nightlife, transportation and sightseeing.

Food is the quintessential example of taking to the streets in Hanoi.

Check out this video to see Brock (from Backpack With Brock) slurp a beating cobra heart, and then proceed to eat other delicious bits.

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I was sitting in my work cubicle, three years into my my first post-college job, when one of my good friends sent me the email below. I can remember my …