In this trek, we hiked through rugged terrain, ziplined over an underground river, and explored a cave with one of the largest entrances in Vietnam. This trip also gave us a chance to connect with the local community, stay in a homestay, and share an authentic Vietnamese meal with the people who call this place home.
I had heard so much about these caves before going, but nothing could prepare me for the sheer size and beauty of what I was about to experience.
We discuss how tourism in Hanoi has changed over the years, and we cover the best things to do in Hanoi, from exploring Train Street and indulging in street food tours.
Once just a quiet farming area, Phong Nha is now a must-visit destination for adventure seekers. But how did it all happen? And what does it mean for the people who live here?
In our conversation, we talked about what it’s like to live in Hoi An, the charm of the old town, some travel tips, and how she went from a backpacking trip to building a life in Vietnam.
This is the next episode of my journey in Phong Nha. In today’s post, I will take you through magnificent caves in Phong Nha and some unforgettable moments.
In this blog, we will discover Ben’s journey in developing tourism in Phong Nha and give you some tips for experiencing the best of Phong Nha.
During my stay in rural Vietnam, I had the chance to explore a small village near Phong Nha with Ben, a local guide whose deep connection to the area brought every story to life.
In this conversation, we explored the wonders of Central Vietnam, with a special focus on Hue. From its natural beauty and bike tours to its unique advantages compared to Vietnam’s bigger cities, Brad paints a vivid picture of why Hue deserves more recognition.
This episode’s topic was something my good friend Mischa suggested: rating Đà Lạt as underrated, overrated, or properly rated.