Top thing to do in Vietnam

In Hanoi, sometimes all you need to do is follow the smell of a barbecue drifting from a street corner to discover one of the capital’s most iconic dishes. Over glowing charcoal, small pork patties and pieces of caramelised pork sizzle before being added to a bowl of fragrant dipping sauce, alongside rice vermicelli and a handful of fresh herbs.

Sapa's growing popularity has led to a surge in development, marring some of its rustic charm. This guide unveils 8 captivating alternatives to Sapa, each offering a unique blend of nature's splendor and cultural immersion.

Vietnamese salads are fresh, light, and perfect for healthy eating. Discover top dishes and try a simple shredded chicken salad recipe!

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.

While Vietnam's bustling cities and stunning landscapes are what first catch your eye, the country's true character is revealed in a different aspect that tourists may miss - Vietnamese symbols.

With an interwoven river system from North to South, Vietnam has long possessed many unique and interesting bridges along with many historical values. Below, we take a look at The 15 most impressive bridges associated with the pride of the Vietnamese people.

Traditional Vietnamese performance is a great way to immerse yourselves in a totally interesting environment, which is a convergence of traditional music and dance. Within your valuable time, knowing which region of Vietnam is famous for what performances can help you not miss any interesting experience.

Bánh Xèo is one of the most popular dishes in Vietnamese cuisine. Crispy, aromatic and filled with prawns and pork, this Vietnamese pancake comes in many different variations depending on the region.

The bright red smile from betel chewing and the glossy black teeth - dark as if dyed by time itself - once defined a unique beauty, deeply tied to the tradition of betel chewing, a symbol of respect and the cultural identity of Vietnam.

Discover the best sunrise spots across Vietnam, complete with local tips, the best time to visit each destination, and breathtaking viewpoints that are worth the early wake-up.

Originating from the imperial city of Hue, Bun bo Hue captivates with its fragrant broth, spicy flavours, and rich culinary heritage. This traditional Vietnamese soup is now one of the essential specialties to taste during a trip to Vietnam.

From crispy baguettes to savoury fillings, learn everything about Banh mi. Follow our expert tips to find the most authentic street food experiences in Vietnam.