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Nham Village Wellness Resort Grand Opening in Ninh Binh
Set for its grand opening on July 19, Nham Village resort in Vietnam’s Ninh Binh Province offers a charming retreat amid breathtaking natural beauty. The resort features various accommodation options, including two rustic Rom houses, 10 Tam Coc-inspired Lua houses and one traditional Thoc house. All in all, this resort combines comfort, cultural immersion, and […] -
Fantastic Family Moments in Hanoi with a Selection of Trips and Activities
Among its many delights, Hanoi hosts a range of attractions and activities that give families a perfect opportunity to enjoy moments together. These include a trip to see how Vietnam’s traditional Zo paper is made, with tuition to turn it into earrings, bracelets, fans and notebooks. The young ones in particular take real pride in […] -
Family Fun on an Organic Peanut Farm Near Saigon
Here’s a family activity with a real difference and tons of fun, set amid beautiful countryside just outside Saigon. At this organic peanut farm, the founder is a firm believer in natural farming, as well as happy farmers. Guests are warmly invited to laugh and learn with their family members, roll up their sleeves and […] -
Embark on a Two-day Hike in Vietnam’s Remote Back Country
This two-day trail is ideal for people who want to really get away from it all and breathe in the wonders of nature in the incredible, lush green surroundings of Vietnam’s more remote regions. It begins with a one-hour drive from Hue to Bach Ma National Park, over 22,000 hectares of evergreen forest and home […] -
History Re-created in the Ancient Town of Hoi An
Here’s something a little bit different and enjoyable for families. The day starts with a leisurely walk through the vibrant and highly atmospheric ancient town of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s ideal for exploring on foot. Guests can wander past the beautifully preserved merchant houses and marvel at the iconic 400-year-old Japanese […] -
Saigon on Camera Experience led by an Expert
With its never-ending bustling life, richly diverse Asian culture and all-round charming chaos, there’s a great photo opportunity in every corner of Saigon. And this well-known photographer and blogger shows guests how to make the most of it. The tour sets out from the guests’ hotel bright and early around 7 am, when the day is still […] -
Hue Family Fun: Ancient Arenas, Pottery and Kite Flying
This specially curated trip starts with a visit to the external ring of the Tiger Fighting Arena, a venue where Nguyen emperors viewed contests between elephants and tigers since 1832. Needless to say, that uneven contest was ended long ago but the arena’s atmosphere and architecture still make for a fascinating visit. Then it’s on […] -
Mix with Vietnam’s Masters of Mixology on a Tasting Tour
Somehow, Saigon and exotic cocktails were just made for each other and when the sun goes down and the city lights up for the night, this guided walking tour gives guests the chance to experience the best of them. The guests are transferred from their hotel to a perfectly placed spot in the centre, to […] -
A Hanoi Trip Combining Unique Tastes & Sublime Local Sounds
With sights like the Temple of Literature and the Old Quarters, a wander around Hanoi is a truly memorable experience. This experience delves a little deeper into the local culture by combining some unforgettably delicious tastes with hauntingly beautiful sounds. Egg coffee may sound odd to a first-time visitor, but it’s a symbol of Hanoi […] -
Relive a Turning Point in History Through a Secret Underground Arsenal
The Tet Offensive of 1968, where a ragtag group of Vietnamese guerrillas defeated the incomparable might of the US armed forces and sent their foes scrambling for the last helicopter out of Saigon, was a momentous point in history whose reverberations were felt for decades. And they can be felt most keenly with a trip […] -
A Royal Hue Garden House Experience
Nestled in central Vietnam, Hue was the seat of the Nguyen Dynasty and the national capital from 1802 to 1945. The magnificent houses of the imperial city were once inhabited by royalty and emperors, standing in their thousands surrounded by a moat and thick stone walls. Today, just over a hundred traditional garden houses remain […] -
Keeping the Traditional Paper-Making Crafts Alive in Vietnam’s Hue
Truc Chi (translated as paper made from bamboo) is a new art form derived from Vietnamese traditional paper-making craft. During the final steps of the paper-making process, the artist can add creative touches directly onto the paper itself. During this stage the artist can add their own shapes and templates, watching their layouts come to […]