Vietnam Travel Blog

The Vietnamese people are very proud of their president, Ho Chi Minh. He was the leader of the fight against colonialism, brought back independence, and is affectionately known as the "Old Father" of the country. If you're going to Hanoi, you have to go to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Complex. It is easy to get to because it is in the middle of the Ba Dinh district. We give you this extensive guide to help you make the most of your visit. It covers history, architecture, hidden stories, and useful information.

Are you a big fan of varied and subtle Vietnamese cuisine? Don't miss the 5 most interesting things about this delicate gastronomy.

As a country with a long and rich history that mixes several very interesting regional ethnic cultures, Vietnam has many intangible cultural heritages classified by UNESCO.

With a history of more than 4,000 years, Vietnamese culture is becoming one of the oldest in the world. Here is a condensed summary of articles on Vietnam culture.

If you’re planning to visit Sapa and you want a place that’s easy to reach, beautiful, and full of photo spots, Moana Sapa is one of the best choices. 

Hidden in a quiet valley of Cao Bang, Pac Bo Cave is a place where history and nature blend beautifully. This is where Ho Chi Minh lived and worked after returning to Vietnam in the early 1940s, surrounded by emerald streams, limestone peaks, and forests that feel untouched by time. Today, Pac Bo remains one of northern Vietnam’s most peaceful destinations, ideal for travelers seeking both scenic landscapes and meaningful cultural stories. If you’re planning a trip to Cao Bang, this guide will show you exactly what to see, when to visit, and how to make the most of your journey to Pac Bo Cave.