Trip Ideas to Vietnam

With just 5 days in Vietnam, these itineraries are tailored to help you make the most of your time to discover the awe-inspiring natural landscapes, idyllic beaches, vibrant cities, yummy street food and the charm of rural villages.

Vietnam is entering a new chapter in 2025 with one of the biggest changes to its map in history. The number of provincial-level units has been reduced from 63 to 34, districts have been abolished, and many familiar province names have disappeared or merged into larger regions. These changes will shape the way travelers see and experience Vietnam, from planning itineraries and navigating routes to discovering how destinations are rebranded under their new provincial identities.

Discover the main Vietnamese New Year's food, its meaningful message and incredible flavors.

The origins of lotus tea date back to ancient times, when the culture of drinking tea was enjoyed exclusively by the aristocracy. Young green tea buds, harvested in the early morning dew, undergo a meticulous process of pan-frying and scenting. This intricate work ultimately gives rise to precious, rare batches of lotus tea.

In Vietnam, there are 3 places recognized by UNESCO as a Global Geopark. Not only having impressive natural beauty, these landmarks also attract domestic and foreign tourists by their unique traditional cultural identity.

Bún, or Vietnamese rice vermicelli, is a culinary chameleon. It's both the delicate noodle and the vast array of iconic dishes built around it. From bustling street stalls to elegant restaurants, bún showcases Vietnamese cuisine's incredible versatility and regional diversity.

The North vs South of Vietnam has so many distinctive features. Uncover the secret behind the 2 metropolises for your best Vietnam exploration.

The unique charm of Vietnam's floating markets - vibrant river trade hubs showcasing the rich culture of the Mekong Delta. Explore famous markets like Cai Rang and Long Xuyen, and enjoy authentic local cuisine right on the boats.

An Giang, one of the most well-known provinces in the Mekong River Delta, is an ideal tourist destination in southern Vietnam. Not only famous for its river system, the area wins travelers' hearts for its idyllic beauty, cultural diversity and colorful ethnic peoples. What to see and do in An Giang, specifically Long Xuyen and Chau Doc?

Cycling in Vietnam is one of the most exciting experiences that promises you breathtaking scenery, wonderful people, culture, and adventure.

Vietnam is a perfect place to explore many different aspects of life. Lifestyle, mindset, people, scenery, etc., vary on the length of the S-shape country, and the significant difference can be experienced in the two biggest cities of Vietnam: Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon or HCMC).

Discover what to expect on a Mekong Delta Tour with our comprehensive guide. From floating markets to lush rice paddies, experience this Vietnam unique region.