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04/04/2022

After almost 2 years, Vietnam eventually reopens its borders to international tourists! Don't forget to bring your negative RT-PCR test, visa, and travel insurance for entry. Learn more about Vietnam Travel Advisory on your gov official websites before you leave. Here comes a travel bucket list from our local insiders that can help you prepare for your future Vietnam travels! Some suggestions are excicting, but some might sound bizarre! Well, anw, we can't wait to welcome you to Vietnam! ❤️

10/04/2021

“We got married when we didn't feel deep love. At that time, I was seeing her sister, but due to an arranged marriage, we then became a couple. After living together, our love arose. Now I have to thank our parents for that arrangement." Mr. Le Van Ninh (91 yo) with his wife-Nguyen Thi Han (92 yo).

Photo by Tuart

12/02/2021

Family gatherings are close; happiness is in the air. Enjoy Spring Festival, the Tet holiday! Wishing you a very exciting New Year of the Buffalo!

(Photo by media)

27/12/2020

Thanks to strict quarantine and tracking measures earlier, Vietnam has successfully crushed the waves of Covid-19, and now without community transmission, the locals and expats can enjoy Christmas and upcoming New Year's eve in the nicest possible way!

(Photos: Vietnam media, taken on 24 Dec 2020).

25/12/2020

It's time to send Christmas wishes and Happy New Year to everyone! Amid the pandemic, we connect and tell each other that no one is alone. Here's to better times ahead, together we stay healthy and safe in 2021!

(Photo credit: Nguyễn PhongChào Mào, Phu Cam Cathedral, Hue, Vietnam)

30/09/2020

Mid-autumn festival is a great occasion to bond with family you don’t see very often. Here come some popular games to connect with everyone in the family!

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also called Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, is one of the most

11/09/2020

The iconic symbol of Hanoi or the symbol of romanticism? Let's capture some photos of Hanoi magic with dreamy couples to treasure forever!

(Photo credit: Nguyen Minh Duc)

07/08/2020

Ta Hien street is a combination of French and traditional Vietnamese architecture. Two-story French-style homes with sloped roofs on one side and Vietnamese-style blocks on the other side. Grab some beer here and experience its unique atmosphere!

(Photo credit: Thẹ Prabster)

30/07/2020

Vietnam had one of the world’s most effective responses to COVID-19, but that success is in peril now.

Nearly three dozen recently-detected cases have stirred fears about the potential size and source of the outbreak in the country where the pathogen was believed to have been eliminated.

29/05/2020

Though Vietnam lockdown has already ended since late April, tourist destinations here are not as crowded as they used to be. Once the country re-opens borders freely without the current policy of suspending entry to foreigners, and the world's situation gets better, those areas would be once again lively and vibrant!

(Photo credit: Nhật Minh)

09/05/2020

Before you leave for travel of any kind, it's always recommended to check the forecasts in the destination city.

It’s not breaking news that Vietnam is a country with a predominantly tropical climate. When

19/04/2020

Nowhere other than Hanoi that you can find a train railway stuck in the middle of a residential area. Just a few inches from the houses on either side. Quick guide to the train street: https://bit.ly/Train-street-han

(Photo credit: Pham Duc Anh)

03/04/2020

Indian cusine is vibrant. From north to south, east to west, people can take a deep dive into each region's history through the traditional dishes. Right at the heart of Saigon, we can actually do it all.

I was invited to dine at Benaras, an Indian lounge and restaurant nestled in the

26/03/2020

Today is the Cold Food Festival, one of the occasions in Vietnam to strengthen family bonds. Every family member enjoys making “banh troi” and “banh chay” together.

18/03/2020

As authorities and health workers try to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, travel restrictions and quarantine measures have left many streets, tourist attractions, plazas, and malls deserted in cities across Vietnam. Photos of empty public spaces during the pandemic are real.

17/03/2020

** 𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐕𝐄𝐋 𝐀𝐋𝐄𝐑𝐓 **
The Vietnamese government has been putting tremendous nation-wide efforts to control and contain the spread of Coronavirus. Here are the latest updated from the Vietnamese government.

• The Vietnamese government just announced that from 00:00 Vietnam time, March 18, 2020, visas on arrival for all foreign nationals are temporarily halted. This restriction will be in place for 30 days. Travelers from the USA, ASEAN, EU, UK and future heavily infected areas who already entered Vietnam might be denied entry, and choose to either return to their point of embarkation or be escorted to quarantines in Vietnam.

• The Ministry of Health in Vietnam has operated a local hotline for enquires related to COVID19: 19003228 - 19009095.

• Since March 7, a health declaration is mandatory for all passengers entering Vietnam, which can be completed in the form of paper upon arrival or online at https://tokhaiyte.vn/. Passengers should declare, follow the instructions of local authorities if sent to health test screening and further quarantined, otherwise, this may be considered a violation of Vietnam law.

Stay calm, clean, and healthy! Get yourself masks, hand sanitizers and vitamin C in your pocket.

15/03/2020

Here are some tips to proctect yourself from unhealthy air. How to breathe easy?

The locals in Vietnam have some expressions or terms to refer to “backpacking”. They say

11/03/2020

Vietnam takes pride in offering an endless list of breathtaking rice terraces. Photographers would never fail to chase the beauty of rice paddies and put them into their magical frames.

(Photo credit: Tung Nguyen)