Vietnam Travel Blog

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One of our favorite nations is Vietnam, which is rich in history, breathtaking scenery, cultural treasures, and delectable cuisine. It’s one of South East Asia’s most thrilling travel locations. We initially traveled there in 1999, and since then, we have returned frequently to write for you in this section of our Vietnam travel blog. Due to our ample time and lengthy visas, we were able to learn about Vietnam in-depth. Using this travel guide, we want to assist you in planning your trip to Vietnam.

Ha Long Bay. Source:vietnamtourism.

In this article, we’ll discuss where to go, what to see, where to stay, and how to travel in Vietnam. You can access additional in-depth posts using the links here.

We really hope that you will find our advice and suggestions on Vietnam helpful as you prepare for your trip, vacation, or holiday there. Anyone visiting Vietnam for the first time or returning travelers searching for new areas to discover should use this guide.

The most crucial point I want to convey regarding traveling in Vietnam should come first. first of the following points Since we’ve only had positive interactions with Vietnamese people, we get upset when other travel bloggers criticize them.

Yes, if this is your first time visiting Asia, you may find the culture and manner of life unfamiliar or difficult. We have encountered some of the most kind-hearted folks during our time in Vietnam.

Hoi An. Source:VNTrip.

The most crucial point I want to convey regarding traveling in Vietnam should come first. first of the following points Since we’ve only had positive interactions with Vietnamese people, we get upset when other travel bloggers criticize them.

Yes, if this is your first time visiting Asia, you may find the culture and manner of life unfamiliar or difficult. We have encountered some of the most kind-hearted folks during our time in Vietnam.

Traffic and Roads in Vietnam.

We feel safer on the roads in Vietnam than we have in any other Asian nation up to this point due to the low speed restrictions and the abundance of push bikes and scooters. Even though Hoi An’s cities are crowded, we cycled every day with our children.

It’s an adventure to cross the street. You simply learn to take your time and weave in and out of moving automobiles since nobody is going to stop.

Just yesterday, I observed two young girls traveling to school. At age 5, they are capable and their parents have faith in their independence.

Just be mindful of the unpredictable nature of cabs and buses. Everyone riding a bike is just trying to go home; nobody has a death desire.

Vietnam Traffic. Source:istockphoto

We appreciate you using our website, which we built to be helpful to you. If there is any information you don’t see on this page, please ask in the comments so we can add it. We can give you knowledge from the ground up because we are still in Vietnam and have been residing in Hoi An for a while.