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Vietnamese New Year's Traditional Food: Must-try recipes

Vietnamese New Year's Traditional Food: Must-try recipes

Vietnam has an amazing variety of food that differs by region and occasion. In particular, the traditional food eaten during Vietnamese New Year is especially important and delicious for tourists who visit Vietnam in New Year Holiday. In this blog, Incredible Asia Journeys will tell you about TOP must-try traditional Vietnamese New Year Food.[incredible_toc]Follow us as we explore the diverse range of Vietnamese cuisine from the North to the South during the Lunar New Year!1. Understanding Tet and Vietnamese Lunar New Year Food1.1. What is Tet?Traditional Tet (Lunar New Year) in VietnamTet (Lunar New Year) is the greatest and most important occasion in Vietnam, marking the arrival of spring based on the lunar calendar. Celebrated in late January or early February, Tet signifies a fresh start and new beginnings, it’s a time for Vietnamese family reunions, paying respects to ancestors, and enjoying special festive foods. Therefore, even though family circumstances are difficult, people still try to prepare a full Tet feast. So, tourists coming to Vietnam to savor the traditional food is the best thing to do in Vietnam!1.2. Weather & Regional Influences on Vietnamese Lunar New Year FoodThe differences in weather across Vietnam during the Lunar New Year lead to diverse Vietnamese New Year food that reflects the local climate and agricultural practices. In the north, the weather is cold and dry influencing the preference for hearty and warming dishes during the chilly days. Meanwhile, in central Vietnam, the weather can be milder but still wet, leading to foods that balance flavors and preserve ingredients. Central Vietnam Tet food is often packed with intense flavors to complement the humid climate. In the south, the weather is typically warm and dry, encouraging the use of fresh, tropical ingredients in dishes. The abundance of fresh produce and milder climate result in lighter, sweeter dishes that are perfect for the festive season. Thus, the distinct weather patterns, lifestyles, and available resources in each region shape the unique Tet food traditions across Vietnam.Each region in Vietnam has its unique Tet lifestyles2. Best Vietnamese New Year FoodTypically, Vietnamese Lunar New Year food varies by region, with each having its unique Vietnamese Tet food. Get ready foodies, it’s time to sneak a peak at each region's dining table!1.1. Northern Vietnam New Year FoodBanh Chung (Square sticky rice cake)Banh Chung stands at the top of the list of Vietnamese food during Lunar New Year. This square-shaped rice cake is made from mung beans, seasoned pork, and sticky rice, all wrapped in dong leaves. Traditionally, the square shape of Banh Chung Vietnamese New Year food represents the Earth and holds deep meanings related to the universe. When eaten, you can feel the chewy sticky rice, the pork is savory and tender, and the mung bean paste is smooth and subtly sweet. Northern people also enjoy a fried version of Banh Chung, where slices of the cake are pan-fried with a little oil over moderate heat until the outer layer becomes crispy while the inside remains soft.Banh Chung is preparing to be boiledXoi Gac (Red sticky rice)Xoi Gac is known for its vibrant red color which symbolizes good luck and prosperity. This festive sticky rice dish is made from glutinous rice mixed with the flesh of Gac fruit (Cochinchin gourd), which imparts its striking hue. The process begins with soaking the rice and then combining it with the gac fruit, coconut milk, and a bit of sugar to enhance the sweetness.When you take a bite of Xoi Gac, you'll experience chewy and slightly sweet sticky rice, while the coconut milk adds a creamy richness. The subtle sweetness of the rice is perfectly balanced by the aromatic essence of the gac fruit, making each mouthful a unique and enjoyable experience. This dish is often enjoyed as a part of the Vietnamese New Year dishes and is also served during other festive occasions to bring good fortune throughout the year.The beautiful color of Xoi GacGio (Vietnamese sausage)Gio is another Vietnamese New Year food, often served alongside Xoi (sticky rice) and Banh Chung. This traditional sausage is crafted from lean meat mixed with fish sauce, wrapped in leaves, and boiled for several hours. Eating Gio Lua, you can feel a delicately flavored sausage with a smooth, firm texture that complements the other festive dishes perfectly. There are various types of Gio, classified by their main ingredient: Gio Lua (pork), Gio Ga (chicken), and Gio Bo (beef). These varieties are not only enjoyed during Tet but are also popular year-round in Vietnamese cuisine.Ga Luoc (Boiled chicken)Ga Luoc (Boiled chicken)Ga Luoc, or boiled chicken, is often used in offerings to ancestors and is a symbol of prosperity and unity. The preparation sounds simple yet precise, a whole chicken is boiled until the meat is tender and the skin is a beautiful golden hue without crack. The resulting flavor is subtly savory, with the chicken's natural juices enhanced by a touch of salt. It is typically served with a side of salt, pepper, and lime dipping sauce, which adds a zesty kick to each bite. Nem Ran (Fried spring roll)Nem Ran, also known as fried spring rolls, is one of the most popular traditional foods not only served in Northern Vietnam but also in other regions in Tet. These crispy rolls are filled with a mixture of minced pork, mushrooms, vermicelli noodles, and various vegetables, all seasoned to perfection. The rolls are wrapped in rice paper and then fried until golden brown and crispy. When you bite into a Nem Ran, you experience a satisfying crunch followed by a burst of savory and aromatic flavors from the filling. They are typically served with a bowl of dipping sauce made from fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, and chili, which complements the rich and savory rolls perfectly. Thit Dong (Jellied pork)Thit Dong (Jellied Pork)Thit Dong is food for Vietnamese new year in northern Vietnam. This cold dish is made by simmering pork and pork skin with fish sauce, pepper, and garlic until the natural gelatin from the pork creates a jelly-like consistency. Once cooled, the mixture solidifies into a savory jelly that is sliced and served. The flavor of Thit Dong is savory and slightly garlicky, with a smooth and silky texture that melts in your mouth. It's often enjoyed with pickled vegetables and sticky rice, providing a refreshing contrast to the rich and savory jelly. 1.2. Central Vietnam New Year FoodBanh Tet (Cylindrical sticky rice cake)Banh Tet is a traditional Vietnamese New Year food enjoyed especially in central and southern Vietnam. Similar to Banh Chung, Banh Tet is made from glutinous rice, mung beans, and pork, but it is shaped into a cylindrical roll and wrapped in banana leaves before being boiled. The cooking process, which takes several hours, results in a flavorful and hearty cake that is sliced into rounds for serving. The banana leaves impart a unique aroma that enhances the overall taste, making Banh Tet a cherished dish during the Lunar New Year.Black Cylindrical Sticky Rice Cake - Banh TetBanh In (Print cake)Banh In, or print cake, is a sweet treat commonly enjoyed during Tet in central Vietnam. These small, decorative cakes are made from rice flour and sugar and are often imprinted with intricate designs. They come in various flavors, including mung bean and coconut. Banh In has a dense and slightly chewy texture, with a delicate sweetness that pairs well with tea. The detailed prints on each cake not only make them visually appealing but also represent good luck and prosperity for the new year. Tourists can buy this cake as a souvenir to bring home in Vietnam in New Year Holiday tour.Nem Chua (Fermented pork roll)Nem Chua is a popular food in Central Vietnam, particularly as a specialty in Thanh Hoa. Made from minced pork, pork skin, garlic, and chili, Nem Chua is seasoned and then wrapped in banana leaves to ferment for several days. The fermentation process gives the pork a unique sour taste and a chewy texture. Each bite of Nem Chua is a burst of tangy, savory, and slightly spicy flavors, making it a delicious and refreshing snack. It is often enjoyed with fresh herbs and chili sauce, adding to the complexity of flavors.Tom Chua (Sour shrimp)Tom Chua is a specialty of central Vietnam originating from Hue. This dish is made by fermenting fresh shrimp with a mixture of rice, galangal, garlic, and chili. The fermentation process results in a tangy and slightly spicy flavor, with the shrimp retaining a firm and juicy texture. Tom Chua is typically served with fresh herbs and rice paper, allowing diners to create their own flavorful rolls. The combination of sour, spicy, and savory flavors makes Tom Chua a standout dish during the Lunar New Year festivities.Bo Kho Mat Mia (Braised beef with molasses)Bo Kho Mat Mia (Braised Beef With Molasses)Bo Kho Mat Mia is a rich and flavorful dish from Nghe An, central Vietnam. This dish features beef braised with molasses, fish sauce, and various aromatic spices until the meat is tender and infused with a deep, sweet-savory flavor. The molasses add a caramelized sweetness that balances the robust taste of the beef, while the spices contribute to a complex and aromatic profile. The slow-cooking process ensures that the flavors meld beautifully, resulting in a dish that is both hearty and indulgent. Bo Kho Mat Mia is often served with rice or noodles, making it a comforting and satisfying meal during the festive season.1.3. Southern Vietnam New Year FoodThit Kho Hot Vit (Caramelized pork and eggs)Thit Kho Hot Vit is a beloved dish during Tet in southern Vietnam, featuring succulent pieces of pork belly braised with duck eggs in a rich, caramelized sauce made from coconut water, fish sauce, and sugar. The slow-cooking process allows the pork to become incredibly tender, while the duck eggs absorb the savory-sweet flavors of the sauce. It is supposed that the round eggs and square pieces of meat are symbols of balanced yin and yang. Thit Kho Hot Vit is typically served with rice, making it a comforting and satisfying meal that symbolizes prosperity and warmth in Tet. Don’t miss the chance to try this food during your Best of Vietnam for New Year!Canh Kho Qua (Stuffed bitter melon soup)Canh Kho Qua, or stuffed bitter melon soup, is a traditional dish in southern Vietnam that is often enjoyed during Tet. The dish features bitter melon stuffed with a mixture of minced pork, mushrooms, and glass noodles, all seasoned with fish sauce and pepper. The bitterness of the melon is believed to symbolize the hardships of the past year, which are washed away with each bite. The soup is both refreshing and nourishing, with a unique combination of bitter and savory flavors that are said to bring good health and fortune.Canh Mang (Bamboo shoot soup)Canh Mang (Bamboo Shoot Soup)Canh Mang is made from dried bamboo shoots, pork ribs, and various aromatic herbs. The dried bamboo shoots are rehydrated and simmered with the pork ribs to create a rich and savory broth. The bamboo shoots add a distinct earthy flavor and a slightly crunchy texture to the soup. Canh Mang is often enjoyed as part of the Tet feast, symbolizing growth and resilience. Its hearty and warming qualities make it a perfect dish to share with family and friends during the festive season.Lap Xuong (Chinese sausage)Lap Xuong, or Chinese sausage, is a popular ingredient in southern Vietnamese cuisine, especially during Tet. These sweet and savory sausages are made from ground pork and fat, seasoned with sugar, soy sauce, and rice wine, then air-dried or smoked. This flavorful and slightly chewy sausage is often sliced and stir-fried with vegetables or used as a topping for sticky rice. The sweet and smoky flavor of Lap Xuong adds a delightful contrast to the savory dishes typically served during Tet.3. Table manners in Lunar New Year VietnamTry to savor a Tet meal in VietnamTet is a time of deep tradition and cultural significance in Vietnam, and the meals shared during this period are much more formal and elaborate than everyday meals. Here are some essential table manners to keep in mind if you dine with locals or wish to experience an authentic Tet meal:- Do not start eating until the incense on the ancestor’s altar has finished burning.- Always invite the elders to eat first as a sign of respect.- Do not clatter your chopsticks or bowl, as it is considered rude.- Finish all the rice you have taken, it is considered wasteful and disrespectful to leave rice in your bowl.- Wait for the host to indicate where you should sit if you are a guest. The seating arrangement may be based on age or status.New Year in Vietnam is an incredible opportunity to explore the unique and mouthwatering cuisine that is exclusive to this festive holiday. You don't want to miss out on the chance to savor all these amazing dishes and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of traditional Vietnamese food during the New Year celebration.If you're planning a trip to Vietnam during the New Year holiday and need help with booking tours, look no further! Incredible Asia Journeys is here to make your adventure unforgettable.

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Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Vietnam

Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Vietnam

As a developing country located on the Pacific Ocean, Vietnam possesses many strengths to develop tourism. Indeed, in addition to new lands outside the territory, many excursion believers still choose to explore and check in at Vietnamese tourist destinations. Not only finding new places to explore, visitors also feel and rediscover the heroic history of the nation, as well as the wonderful natural scenery of Vietnam.[incredible_toc] Halong Bay - A UNESCO World Heritage Site So, let's find out the Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Vietnam! 1. Hanoi Hanoi, the heart of Vietnam, the City of Peace recognized by UNESCO is a cannot be missed destination in your Vietnam trip. 4000 years of history, culture, and lifestyle of Vietnamese converge in Hanoi. Hoan Kiem Lake Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam, located in the north of the country. It has a long and rich history. It is also a cultural hub, with influences from French and Chinese civilizations, as well as various religions. Hanoi is a vibrant and dynamic city, with many attractions for visitors. There are many things to do in Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital city. You can explore the Old Quarter, visit historical sites like the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature, enjoy cultural shows at the Opera House, shop at Dong Xuan Market, or take a cruise to Halong Bay. You can also try delicious Vietnamese food like pho, bun cha, banh mi, and egg coffee.Book Hanoi Tour Packages   2. Halong Bay If you travel to Vietnam, Halong Bay is a must-see destination for you as it is beautiful. A comfortable 2.5-hour drive from Hanoi capital city, Ha Long Bay or the Bay of the Descending Dragon, which was twice recognized as a UNESCO natural heritage, is one of Vietnam’s most prized treasures as well as the pride of all Vietnamese. Halong Bay's Islands and Cruises Halong Bay, whose tranquil beauty encompasses an indigo sea and more than 3,000 limestone islands and rocky outcrops, is both mystical and magnificent making it an exceptional feat of nature that rarely fails to impress.  Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular travel destination in Vietnam.It is famous for its thousands of limestone islands and caves, which create a stunning seascape. You can enjoy various activities in Halong Bay, such as cruising, kayaking, swimming, hiking, or visiting floating villages. Contact Incredible Asia Journeys to plan your Halong boat tour to get hot deals! The travel distance from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay is about 100 miles (160 km). The fastest way to get there is by car via the Hanoi-Hai Phong highway, which takes about 2.5 hours. You can also take a bus, a minivan, a train, a taxi or a seaplane, or book a cruise package.Find your best Halong Bay Cruises  3. Sapa Sapa is one of the best places in North Vietnam. When travelers visit Vietnam and North Vietnam, Sapa is a must-see for admiring the natural beauty and learning about the local life.  Located about 350 km to the north-west of Hanoi, Sapa District in Lao Cai Province, is a very soothing place to visit, an attractive little town set over steep hills attracting a large number of international travelers for its views and topographic mountains at the average height of 1500m- 1800m, for its impressive, rugged scenery as well as for its rich cultural diversity. Sapa offers some of Vietnam’s best trekking, with stunning views of rice terraces, waterfalls, and villages. You can also experience the culture and lifestyle of various ethnic groups, such as the Hmong, Dao, Tay, and Giay. Trekking in Sapa 4. Ha Giang Ha Giang is a province in the far north of Vietnam, bordering China. It is known for its spectacular scenery of limestone mountains, winding roads, and colorful ethnic markets. Ha Giang is a great destination for adventurous travelers who want to explore the remote and untouched beauty of Vietnam. Lung Cu Tower Some of the best things to do in Ha Giang:- Visit Milestone KM 0 at the city center of Ha Giang.- See Twin Mountain Quan Ba which looks like two breasts rising from the rice field.- Explore Yen Minh Pine Forest which has a peaceful and romantic atmosphere.- Visit Lung Cu Flagpole which marks the northernmost point of Vietnam with a giant flag waving on top of a tower.- Learn about Hmong culture at Sung La Village which is also known as Flower Hmong Village because of their colourful costumes and houses decorated with flowers.- Shop for local products at Dong Van Market which is held every Sunday morning with various goods such as clothes, food, handicrafts, and livestock.Read more: Ha Giang Loop 4 Days 5. Hoi An Hoi An is a beautiful city in Vietnam’s Quang Nam Province and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 19991. It has a rich history and culture, with influences from Chinese, Japanese and French architecture. Rivers, rice paddies, beaches, and the countryside also surround it. You can enjoy many activities in Hoi An, such as cycling, boating, café-hopping, shopping, visiting ancient temples and bridges, or relaxing on the sand. Some of the popular attractions in Hoi An are the Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An Ancient Town, Hoi An Night Market, and ALLEY Artist House. Japanese Covered Bridge The best time to visit Hoi An is from February to May when there’s plenty of sunshine, clear skies and warm temperatures. You can also experience some of the local festivals such as the Lantern Festival or the Full Moon Festival during this time. 6. HueHue was the capital of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945. The city is located in the central part of the country, on the banks of the Huong Giang River or Perfume River, approximately halfway between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and 2 hours drive from Da Nang. It is famous for its imperial citadel, tombs, temples, and pagodas that reflect its glorious past. It is also a cultural and religious center with many festivals and traditions. The Imperial City Hue is usually visited with an excursion to see the Imperial Citadel, ancient temples, pagodas and tombs. Some of them are declared by the UNESCO as the world heritage of mankind. The inspection can take from 2 to 5 days, depending on the number of places that you’ve already planned to visit. 7. Da Nang Located in the middle of Central Vietnam, between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang City is not only one of the biggest cities in Vietnam but also one of the cultural and educational centers as well as the most popular tourist destination of the S-shaped country. The Golden Bridge Da Nang is a coastal city in central Vietnam, known for its modern development, beautiful beaches, and cultural attractions. Da Nang is a convenient travel hub for exploring the central region of Vietnam, as it has an international airport and connections to trains and buses.Some of the popular places to visit in Da Nang:- The Marble Mountains: A group of five limestone hills with caves, pagodas, and views of the city.- The Dragon Bridge: A spectacular bridge that spans the Han River and breathes fire on weekends.- The Ba Na Hills: A resort complex on a mountain with a cable car, a theme park, and a replica of a French village.- The Son Tra Peninsula: A natural reserve with beaches, forests, and wildlife.- The Cham Museum: A museum that displays artifacts from the ancient Cham civilization that ruled central Vietnam.Find Da Nang Tours  8. Phu Quoc Covering 515 sq. km (199 sq. m), the same size as Phuket in Thailand, Phu Quoc, which is 50kms from the Vietnamese mainland, is the largest island in Vietnam really famous for its resorts and beautiful white sand beaches. Phu Quoc Island One of the best places in Vietnam to visit is Phu Quoc, an island in Southern Vietnam, famous for its tropical beaches, coral reefs, and natural parks. Phu Quoc is Vietnam’s largest island and a popular destination for water sports, such as snorkeling, diving, and kayaking. Some of the attractions in Phu Quoc are:- The Phu Quoc National Park: A protected area that covers more than half of the island and hosts diverse flora and fauna. The Vinpearl Land Phu Quoc, a resort complex with a theme park, a safari park and a golf course.- The Dinh Cau Rock Temple: A shrine dedicated to the sea goddess that overlooks the fishing harbor.- The Phu Quoc Prison Museum: A historical site that displays the harsh conditions of prisoners during the Vietnam War.- The Duong Dong Night Market: A lively market where you can find seafood, souvenirs and local specialties9. Ho Chi Minh CityHo Chi Minh City (the old name of the city is Saigon) is the largest city in Vietnam, the locomotive of the Vietnamese economy, and the most important cultural and educational center of the country. Ho Chi Minh City is the largest metropolitan city in the South of Vietnam, in a picturesque place, in the Mekong Delta.The southern capital of Vietnam is more than a curious tourist destination. Whatever the traveler wants - rich excursions or a bustling nightlife, exotic Vietnamese cuisine or the usual European dishes, chic hotels or budget guesthouses are not difficult to find in Ho Chi Minh City.Bui Vien Walking Street at night10. Mekong DeltaThe Mekong Delta is a region in southwest Vietnam, where the Mekong River splits into many branches and canals before reaching the sea. The Mekong Delta is known for its rich biodiversity, agricultural production, and cultural diversity. The Mekong Delta has a long history of human settlement and cultural diversity. It was part of the ancient civilizations of Funan and Chenla, which flourished between the 1st and 9th centuries AD. It has been influenced by various cultures, such as Khmer, Vietnamese, Chinese, and French. Floating Market in Mekong DeltaSome of the activities and attractions in the Mekong Delta are: Taking a boat tour along the waterways and visiting floating markets, villages, and islands. Exploring national parks' natural beauty and wildlife, such as Tram Chim, U Minh Thuong and Tra Su. Learning about the history and culture of different ethnic groups, such as Khmer, Cham, and Chinese. Sampling local delicacies, such as coconut candy, snake wine, and elephant earfish.Read more: Things to do in Vietnam's Mekong DeltaVietnam's S-shaped land is a remarkable tourist destination, offering all sorts of experiences from trekking in the mountains, relaxing in urban night lights, resting on the beach, enjoying delicious food, and more.Each destination in Vietnam has its own meaning to make each trip an unforgettable memoryAnd it's not just about the 10 best places to visit in Vietnam above. This country has many things waiting for you to discover along the way. Prepare well for your trip to Vietnam and be ready for the surprises to come. Please contact incredibleasiajourneys.com to plan your own holidays in Vietnam.

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Phu Quoc Guide: All for Vietnam Tropical Paradise & Beaches

Phu Quoc Guide: All for Vietnam Tropical Paradise & Beaches

If you're searching for the perfect winter getaway where golden sunshine, azure waters, and powdery white sands await, look no further than Phu Quoc Island. This tropical paradise, often referred to as the "Pearl Island" of Vietnam, is a perfect blend of beach relaxation and adventure from October to March, making it an ideal destination for cold weather escape in winter. From exploring vibrant coral reefs to savoring delicious local cuisine, Phu Quoc has something for everyone. Let’s dive into what makes this island a must-visit destination and how you can make the most of your Phu Quoc Tours & Excursions.[incredible_toc]1. Phu Quoc Island Overview - What is Phu Quoc Known for?Phu Quoc Island is a Vietnam tropical paradise located in the Gulf of Thailand. Known for its stunning beaches, luxury resorts, and vibrant marine life, Phu Quoc is now a shooting star of Vietnam tourism. 1.1. Phu Quoc LocationAs mentioned above, but where is Phu Quoc Island located exactly? Phu Quoc Island is situated off the southwestern coast of Vietnam, approximately 45 kilometers from the mainland and close to the Cambodian border. It is the largest island in Vietnam, boasting an area of around 574 square kilometers. The island is part of the Kien Giang Province and is easily accessible by air and sea.1.2. Is It Worth Visiting Phu Quoc Island?When it comes to the Phu Quoc tours, you're in for a treat with its stunning beaches like Bai Sao Beach and Long Beach, offering crystal-clear waters and soft white sands. The island is also a haven for biodiversity, being home to the Phu Quoc National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Notably, Travel+Leisure, the popular travel magazine, ranked Phu Quoc Vietnam, as the second-best island in the world for 2024, just behind the Maldives, beating out famous Bali in Indonesia and Phuket in Thailand. So, now you know Phu Quoc Island is a promising destination for your Vietnam beach break!Phu Quoc Beaches2. Phu Quoc Island WeatherPhu Quoc Island generally has 2 seasons: dry and rainy accordingly marking the Phu Quoc tourism season.2.1. Dry Season in Phu QuocThe dry season in Phu Quoc, from November to April, is considered the peak tourism season. During this period, the Phu Quoc climate is sunny with minimal rainfall, making it ideal for beach activities and outdoor adventures in temperatures from 25°C to 30°C, providing warm and comfortable conditions. The calm and clear waters during the dry season are perfect for Phu Quoc diving tours, snorkeling, and other water sports. Visitors can also explore the island’s attractions without worrying about sudden rain showers, making this the best time to fully experience all Phu Quoc.Phu Quoc Island Exploration2.2. Rainy Season in Phu QuocThe rainy season in Phu Quoc lasts from May to October. This period sees increased rainfall, with heavy showers and occasional storms being common. Temperatures in Phu Quoc during the rainy season range from 24°C to 31°C.While beach activities may be limited during heavy rains, the rainy season offers a more tranquil experience with fewer tourists. It’s also a great time to explore indoor attractions, enjoy spa treatments, and take advantage of off-season discounts on Phu Quoc accommodation and tours.3. Phu Quoc Top AttractionsBeing a city intensively invested in tourism, Phu Quoc has unlimited places to explore, check out these top-rated destinations brought to you by Incredible Asia Journeys!3.1. Starfish Beach (Bai Sao Beach)Starfish Beach, also known as Bai Sao Beach, is renowned for its stunning clear waters and powdery white sand. The shallow waters are perfect for swimming and wading, and the beach is famous for the starfish that can be seen near the shore. Many tourists love to visit this beach to try to catch a glimpse of these beautiful creatures and take some photos. Just keep in mind that seeing the starfish isn't guaranteed since it depends on the season and water level. But, if you're lucky, you might just get the chance to swim alongside them!3.2. Long BeachLong Beach in Phu QuocLong Beach, also known as Bai Truong, is the longest beach on Phu Quoc Island, stretching over 20 kilometers along the southwest coast of Duong Dong Town. Famous for its golden sand, gentle waves, and stunning sunsets, it’s an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, and beachside dining, with numerous resorts, bars, and restaurants lining the shore. Long Beach offers a tranquil escape for relaxation and is a popular choice for tourists seeking a leisurely day by the sea.3.3. Phu Quoc National ParkPhu Quoc National ParkPhu Quoc National Park covers more than half of the island featuring lush tropical forests, diverse wildlife, and scenic hiking trails. Adventurers can explore the park’s rich biodiversity, trek through dense jungles, and spot rare flora and fauna. Take a Phu Quoc hiking tour to discover the waterfalls such as the refreshing Suoi Tranh Waterfall or the majestic grandeur of Da Ban Waterfall.3.4. Phu Quoc PrisonPhu Quoc PrisonPhu Quoc Prison, also known as Coconut Tree Prison, is a historical site that offers a poignant glimpse into the island's past. The prison was used during the Vietnam War to detain political prisoners, and it has been preserved as a museum. Visitors can explore the prison cells, view exhibitions on the harsh conditions faced by prisoners, and learn about the history and resilience of those who were held here.3.5. VinWonders Phu QuocVinWonders Phu Quoc is the largest theme park in Vietnam, offering a plethora of thrilling rides, water slides, and captivating shows. The park is divided into six themed zones, each has unique experiences from fairy tales to adventurous expeditions. If you take a Phu Quoc family tour, don’t miss out on this place to experience with your kids.3.6. Ho Quoc PagodaHo Quoc Pagoda, or Truc Lam Ho Quoc Zen Monastery, is perched on a hill with stunning views of the Phu Quoc sea. The pagoda is an architectural marvel, blending traditional Vietnamese and modern design elements. Visitors can come here to seek tranquility, explore the beautiful temple grounds, and enjoy the panoramic views from the pagoda over the blue sea.3.7. Coi Nguon MuseumThe Coi Nguon Museum showcases the Phu Quoc island’s history, culture, and natural treasures. With about 3,000 artifacts, including ancient relics, local crafts, and historical documents made from stone, bronze, pottery, and fossilized wood, the museum offers a comprehensive insight into Phu Quoc's heritage.4. Things to Do in Phu Quoc VietnamWith many places to visit in Phu Quoc, what to do in Phu Quoc becomes more easy for tourists to choose and experience.4.1. Play with the waves at Long BeachSoak up the sun on the sands of Long Beach, one of the most popular beaches on the Phu Quoc island. Swim in the crystal-clear waters or lounge under a palm tree with a good book. You should visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat and crowds.Enjoy Phu Quoc Beach Getaway4.2. Visit the Vinpearl SafariExperience Vietnam’s largest wildlife conservation park, the Vinpearl Safari. See exotic animals up close, including tigers, elephants, and giraffes, in a natural habitat setting. Highly recommend you plan your visit early in the day to catch the animal feeding times and shows.4.3. Kayak in Cua Can RiverKayak along the serene Cua Can River, navigating through mangroves and observing local wildlife. Not only having beautiful beaches, but coming to Phu Quoc you can enjoy the peaceful river. After leisurely paddling through lovely gardens and tranquil local villages, you can take a break at the seaport and enjoy a relaxing view of the ocean.4.4. Taste Fish Sauce at a Phu Quoc Local FactoryVisit a Phu Quoc fish sauce factory to see how this essential Vietnamese condiment is made. You can learn about the fermentation process and sample different varieties of Phu Quoc fish sauce. Moreover, you can purchase a bottle of high-quality Phu Quoc fish sauce to try your home cooking.4.5. Snorkel at Hon Thom IslandSnorkel in the clear waters around Hon Thom IslandSnorkel in the clear waters around Hon Thom Island, part of the An Thoi archipelago. Discover vibrant coral gardens and a variety of marine species. Take a cable car ride from Phu Quoc to Hon Thom for stunning aerial views of the islands. The snorkeling in Hon Thom can reach depths of up to 30m and is suitable for adventurous tourists with good health and scuba diving skills.4.6. Experience Phu Quoc Nightlife at Dinh Cau Night MarketEnd your day with a visit to the Dinh Cau Night Market, where you can enjoy a vibrant mix of food stalls, souvenir shops, and street performances. Then, you can watch the sunset over the ocean for a magical evening. Remember to arrive early to secure a good spot for sunset viewing and to explore the market at a leisurely pace.5. Best Way to Travel to Phu QuocAs being an island away from the mainland, how to get to Phu Quoc may be the wonder of many tourists, let’s find out the best ways to come to Phu Quoc from the major cities of Vietnam.Phu Quoc International Airport5.1. Reach Phu Quoc by FlightsTraveling to Phu Quoc by air is convenient with direct flights from several major cities. From Hanoi to Phu Quoc, the travel time is approximately 2 hours, with ticket prices ranging from 2,500,000 - 4,000,000 VND (100 - 160 USD). Meanwhile, flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc take about 1 hour, with prices between 1,500,000 - 2,500,000 VND (60 - 108 USD) for Southern Vietnam Tours. For those traveling from Da Nang to Phu Quoc, the flight duration is around 1.5 hours, and ticket prices range from 3,500,000 - 4,500,000 VND (140 - 177 USD).5.2. Come to Phu Quoc by FerryFor those preferring to travel by sea, high-speed ferries offer a scenic route to Phu Quoc. The ferry from Rach Gia to Phu Quoc takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, with tickets priced between 300,000 - 400,000 VND (13 to 17 USD). Another option is the ferry from Ha Tien to Phu Quoc, which takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, with prices ranging from 250,000 - 350,000 VND (11 to 15 USD).Combining road and sea travel, tourists can take a bus from Ho Chi Minh City to either Rach Gia or Ha Tien, followed by a ferry to Phu Quoc. This journey takes approximately 8 to 10 hours, including both bus and ferry travel, and costs between 500,000 and 800,000 VND (22 to 35 USD).Phu Quoc FerryReady for a tropical escape? Phu Quoc Island is calling your name! With its stunning beaches, this island paradise has it all. Whether you're lounging on the soft sands of Long Beach, snorkeling among colorful coral gardens, or savoring the flavors of local cuisine, Phu Quoc hits differently.Easy access by direct flights and scenic ferries means your dream getaway is just a booking away at Incredible Asia Journeys. Pack your sunscreen and sense of adventure - Phu Quoc Island is waiting to enchant you!

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Mui Ne Travel Guide: Explore Stunning Beaches & Sand Dunes

Mui Ne Travel Guide: Explore Stunning Beaches & Sand Dunes

Located along the southeast coast of Vietnam, Mui Ne is a beautiful spot with pristine beaches and gorgeous white sand dunes. It's been recognized as one of Vietnam's top 21 national tourist destinations, and for good reason! Whether you're into adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration, Mui Ne has something for everyone.If you're thinking of traveling to Mui Ne and want to find out about Mui Ne tours & excursions, look no further than the Mui Ne travel guide brought to you by Incredible Asia Journeys! We’ve got all the info you need to make your Mui Ne trip amazing.[incredible_toc]1. Where is Mui Ne, Vietnam?Mui Ne, a cape in the city of Phan Thiet, is a thriving tourist hub in Binh Thuan Province. The name "Mui Ne" comes from local fishermen, where "Mui" means cape, and "Ne" refers to a place to avoid storms. Situated approximately 200 kilometers east of Ho Chi Minh City, Mui Ne is known for its stunning beaches, fishing villages, and unique sand dunes. Acknowledged as a national tourist site in 2020, Mui Ne continues to attract visitors with its long stretches of blue beaches and remarkable sand dunes.Mui Ne Beaches2. Mui Ne Weather - When is the Best Time to Visit?Mui Ne enjoys over 300 days of sunshine per year, making it a welcoming destination for tourists throughout the year. The weather in Mui Ne can be divided into two main seasons: the dry season and the rainy season.2.1. Peak Season (December to April)During the dry season, from December to April, Mui Ne experiences dry and sunny weather with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C. As suggested by many Mui Ne travel blogs, this is the perfect time in Mui Ne for beach activities, water sports, and exploring the dunes.2.2. Off-Peak Season (May to November)From May to November, Mui Ne enters the rainy season. While this season sees more rainfall, the showers are typically short, leaving plenty of time for outdoor activities. This period offers a quieter, less crowded experience.Visitors will find that Mui Ne's appearance changes throughout the year, offering a new experience each time they visit, earning its reputation as a "sea paradise".3. Mui Ne Things to SeeMui Ne is not only a "resort paradise" with a beautiful stretch of coastline but also famous for many historical relics and rich Champa culture. Is Mui Ne worth visiting? Check out the TOP places to visit in Mui Ne now!Mui Ne Sand Dune3.1. Red Sand DunesCloser to the center of Mui Ne, the Red Sand Dunes are a stunning natural attraction, a must-visit destination for any Mui Ne itinerary. These dunes are particularly spectacular at sunrise and sunset when the light creates shifting shadows and vibrant hues on the red sands. Visitors can rent sleds to slide down the dunes, making it a fun activity for all ages.3.2. White Sand Dunes (Bau Trang)Telling about Red Sand Dunes, cannot miss the White Sand Dunes in Mui Ne. Located further north of Mui Ne, the White Sand Dunes are larger and more dramatic than their red counterparts. The vast, rolling dunes are reminiscent of a desert and provide a striking contrast to the surrounding greenery and blue lake. Activities here include sandboarding, ATV rides, and even hot-air ballooning, offering thrilling ways to explore the landscape.White Sand Dunes (Bau Trang)3.3. Suoi Tien (Fairy Stream)Suoi Tien is a small stream tucked behind the Mui Ne sand dunes, known for its uniquely red-colored water and remarkable surroundings living up to its name. In fact, the Fairy Stream is an extraordinary geological site offering a picturesque walk along a shallow, red-tinged stream flanked by striking sand formations and lush greenery. Coming there, visitors can also climb a sand dune to enjoy a panoramic view of Suoi Tien or swim in the soft sands and cool waters.Suoi Tien (Fairy Stream)3.4. Mui Ne Fishing VillageFor a glimpse into local life, visit the Mui Ne Fishing Village. Early in the morning, you can watch fishermen bring in their catch and experience the hustle and bustle of the fish market. According to some Mui Ne travel reviews, the village offers a colorful and authentic look at the daily routines of the locals, and you can sample some of the freshest seafood at the local stalls.3.5. Po Shanu Cham TowersPo Shanu Cham TowersPerched on a hilltop overlooking the sea, the Po Shanu Cham Towers are remnants of the ancient Cham civilization. Dating back to the 8th century, these towers are a testament to the architectural and cultural prowess of the Cham people. The site offers panoramic views of nearby Phan Thiet and the coast, making it a great spot for photography and historical exploration.3.6. Hon Rom BeachHon Rom Beach is another beautiful stretch of coastline in Mui Ne. Known for its calm waters and golden sands, it’s perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the serene seaside atmosphere. The beach is less crowded than the main Mui Ne Beach, providing a more tranquil experience.3.7. Ta Cu MountainFor those who enjoy hiking and nature, a visit to Ta Cu Mountain is a must. Located about 50 kilometers from Mui Ne, the mountain is home to a large reclining Buddha statue and offers challenging trails that reward hikers with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. A cable car is also available for those who prefer a less strenuous way to reach the summit.3.8. Ke Ga LighthouseSituated on Ke Ga Island, about 30 kilometers from Mui Ne, this historic lighthouse is the oldest in Southeast Asia. Built in 1899, the lighthouse stands 65 meters tall over the sea level and offers stunning views of the coastline. A short boat ride will take you to the island, where you can explore the lighthouse and enjoy the scenic surroundings.4. Mui Ne Activities - Top Things to DoWhat to do in Mui Ne? When it comes to beach tourism, Mui Ne is the top priority of many tourists. This place not only possesses many beautiful landscapes and famous Mui Ne tourist attractions but also has many extremely chill cafes, and bars... for you to freely explore.4.1. Kitesurfing and Windsurfing in Mui NeKitesurfing and Windsurfing in Mui NeMui Ne is renowned as one of the best places in Asia for kitesurfing and windsurfing, thanks to its consistent winds and excellent conditions. There are numerous schools and rental shops along the beach where you can take lessons or rent equipment. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider, the exhilarating experience of gliding over the waves is a must-try.4.2. Sandboarding at the White Sand DunesFor an adrenaline-pumping activity, head to the White Sand Dunes and try sandboarding. Similar to snowboarding, this activity involves sliding down the steep dunes on a board. The smooth, powdery sand and the vast, open space make it an exciting adventure for all ages.4.3. ATV Riding at the Sand DunesAnother popular activity at the White Sand Dunes is ATV riding. Rent an all-terrain vehicle and explore the expansive dunes at your own pace. The thrill of riding over the undulating terrain, combined with the stunning scenery, makes this a highlight for many visitors. Tourists can take a ton of super cool photos while feeling adventurous.4.4. Relaxing on the Mui Ne BeachesOf course, no trip to Mui Ne is complete without some time spent on its beautiful beaches. Whether you choose the main Mui Ne Beach or the quieter Hon Rom Beach, you can relax on the golden sands, swim in the warm waters, and soak up the sun. Remember to prepare suncream to avoid sunshine during your Mui Ne travel!Mui Ne Beaches is a must for tourists4.5. Hot Air Ballooning Over the DunesOne of the newest and most exciting activities in Mui Ne is hot air ballooning. Experience the breathtaking views of the sand dunes, coastline, and countryside from above. This unique perspective offers a tranquil and awe-inspiring way to see the area.4.6. Visiting Mui Ne Local MarketsMui Ne’s local markets are a great place to experience the vibrant culture and daily life of the region. You can find fresh produce, seafood, and various local goods. The Phan Thiet Central Market is particularly popular among visitors.4.7. Hiking Ta Cu MountainFor those who enjoy hiking, Ta Cu Mountain offers challenging trails that lead to a large reclining Buddha statue and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. A cable car is also available for those who prefer a less strenuous way to reach the summit.4.8. Visiting Mui Ne Fishing VillageFor a glimpse into local life, visit the Mui Ne Fishing Village. Early in the morning, you can watch fishermen bring in their catch and experience the hustle and bustle of the fish market. The village offers a colorful and authentic look at the daily routines of the locals, and you can sample some of the freshest seafood at the local stalls.5. Mui Ne How to Get ThereGetting to Mui Ne from various parts of Vietnam has become increasingly convenient, offering travelers multiple options for Southern Vietnam Tours as well as the way how to travel around Mui Ne. 5.1. Ride a Motorcycle to Mui NeFor adventure seekers and motorbike enthusiasts, the coastal route from Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne is a popular choice. The journey is approximately 230 kilometers and takes you through picturesque landscapes. From Ho Chi Minh City, head towards the Cat Lai Ferry, then cross the ferry to Long Thanh and proceed to Ba Ria town, you can follow the coastal road towards Ho Tram and through Loc An. Lastly, continue along the coastal route to Phan Thiet and finally Mui Ne.5.2. Take the Bus to Mui NeIf you prefer a more relaxed journey, taking a bus is a convenient option. Head to the Eastern Bus Station (Ben Xe Mien Dong) in Ho Chi Minh City to catch a bus to Phan Thiet. The journey typically takes about 5 hours, with ticket prices around 200,000 VND ($8) per person, depending on the bus company. Buses are frequent and offer a comfortable ride with air-conditioned coaches. However, it may be unsuitable for international tourists due to the language barrier.5.3. Take a Train to Mui NeFor a scenic and comfortable trip, consider taking the train. The SE6/SPT2 trains depart from Saigon Railway Station in Ho Chi Minh City. The journey takes around 4-5 hours, and ticket prices start at 300,000 VND ($12) per person. The morning departures allow you to enjoy the countryside views during daylight hours.5.4. Renting a Private Car to Mui NeWith the opening of the Dau Giay - Phan Thiet Expressway in 2023, driving to Mui Ne has become faster and more convenient. The expressway reduces the time travel from Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne to approximately 2 hours. Renting a car or hiring a private transfer is an excellent option for those who prefer a direct and comfortable journey with an English-speaking guide.Note: For travelers coming from Hanoi, the most efficient way to reach Mui Ne is by flying into one of the nearby airports such as Tan Son Nhat International Airport (HCMC) or Cam Ranh Airport (Nha Trang), and then transferring to Mui Ne by road.So, Mui Ne is calling! Whether you’re planning an adventurous getaway or a relaxing Mui Ne beach vacation, this coastal gem has it all. Ready to create unforgettable memories on Vietnam tour packages? Share your Vietnam travel plans or ask any questions to Incredible Asia Journeys. Let's make your Mui Ne trip extraordinary together!

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Cu Chi Travel Guide: The Historic Tunnels & War History

Cu Chi Travel Guide: The Historic Tunnels & War History

Cu Chi Tunnels is a system of underground tunnels in the Ho Chi Minh City area, used by Vietnamese guerrillas during the Vietnam War. This network of tunnels was used by partisans as a cover. From here, they inflicted covert blows on American troops. In multi-level tunnels, there are secret passages, accommodation, warehouses, and even hospitals. At the present time, based on two elements of the complex, a tourist attraction has been built.[incredible_toc]Exploring Cu Chi Tunnels1. What to See and What to Do in Cu Chi Tunnels?Let’s come back to the time of the war with the French in this land. When the Americans "visited" Vietnam, the Vietnamese did not come up with anything new, but again climbed underground.According to some reports, the length of the tunnels is about 200-km. In the tunnels, there was everything, cinemas, hospitals, restrooms, staffs for meetings and so on. Initially, the Americans could not understand why every night their soldiers were killed although the territory where they were staying was very well guarded.The tunnel complex is able to withstand the bombardment of even heavy artillery, aerial bombardment, and above the main tunnel, there is a three-four-meter brickwork. By the way, it should be noted that the main tunnel has a width of only 70 cm.The height is 90 cm. American soldiers could not climb in these labyrinths because of their height and the ones who succeeded in it fell into traps cleverly arranged by Vietnamese partisans, and only a few of them could return from there.Experience Cu Chi Tunnels as a real soldierIn our time, the tunnels of Cu Chi provide an excellent opportunity to touch the underground life of brave partisans. Some entrances to the tunnel are carefully disguised, and inexperienced tourists find it almost impossible to find them.Mazes that open to the guests are suitable for people with an average shoulder width - larger tourists will not be able to squeeze through! Behind the conductor, you have to loop around in pitch darkness, sometimes on all fours. Therefore, these exploits are worth the effort!Check our best tours to Cu Chi Tunnels: Cu Chi Tunnels & Cooking Class Full DayCu Chi Tunnels by SpeedboatCu Chi Tunnels by Bicycle and Boat Full DayCu Chi Half Day Tour from Ho Chi Minh City2. What to Eat and Drink in Cu Chi Tunnels?As Cu Chi Tunnels is just a small spotlight of Mekong Delta Tour, there are no specialties here. However, you can taste some special foods of Cu Chi Tunnels, which is steamed tapioca with crushed peanuts and palm sugars. For a drink, you can buy sugar cane juice at Vuon Cau Café near the Cu Chi Complex.Eat cassava in Cu Chi Tunnels3. When to Visit Cu Chi Tunnels?You can visit Cu Chi Tunnels at any time of the year. As it is very close to Ho Chi Minh City so it has a quite comfortable temperature around the year.Try shooting in Cu Chi Tunnels

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Ho Chi Minh City Guide: Explore Vietnam’s Lively Culture & Sights

Ho Chi Minh City Guide: Explore Vietnam’s Lively Culture & Sights

Ho Chi Minh City, located in central southern Vietnam, is the country's largest and most dynamic metropolis. Renamed after the revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh in 1976, this city was formerly known as Saigon - Gia Dinh. Often referred to as the "Pearl of the Far East”, Ho Chi Minh City is a must-visit destination for any tourist during their Vietnam tourism.So, many things are awaiting you to discover in this rich historical and modern city, let’s accompany Incredible Asia Journeys to find the best time to visit, Ho Chi Minh tourist attractions as well as some insider tips for your upcoming Ho Chi Minh Tours and Excursions.[incredible_toc]1. Ho Chi Minh City Location and FactsHo Chi Minh City 2-deck Bus TourWhen people think of Vietnam, the first city that often comes to mind is Ho Chi Minh City. Although it is not the capital of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City stands out as the country's largest and most dynamic metropolis. Moreover, strategically located in southern Vietnam, it serves as a gateway to the Mekong Delta and other southern provinces.With a population of approximately 9 million people and an area of 2,095 square kilometers, it is a hub of activity and innovation. Known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and bustling economy, Ho Chi Minh offers a blend of French colonial architecture and modern skyscrapers. The city is well-connected to Tan Son Nhat International Airport, thus, tourists can be easily accessible from major cities around the world. Therefore, Ho Chi Minh City is often the first place for many tourists on any Southern Vietnam tour, let’s scroll down to explore useful information about Ho Chi Minh City.2. Best Time to Visit Ho Chi Minh CityComing to Ho Chi Minh City, it’s recommended that you should consider Ho Chi Minh City weather because Ho Chi Minh City experiences two seasons: dry and rainy. 2.1. Dry Season in Ho Chi Minh City The dry season in Ho Chi Minh City from December to April is characterized by hot and dry conditions, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C marked by clear skies and less rainfall, making it the best time to travel to Ho Chi Minh City for outdoor activities. The pleasant weather during the dry season in Ho Chi Minh City is perfect for exploring the city's many attractions. Outdoor activities such as Ho Chi Minh walking tours, street food exploration, and river cruises along the Saigon River are highly recommended. The Tet Festival, Vietnam's Lunar New Year, often falls within this season, offering visitors a chance to experience vibrant cultural celebrations, traditional performances, and festive markets.Ho Chi Minh City Weather in December2.2. Rainy Season in Ho Chi Minh CityThe rainy season in Ho Chi Minh City from May to November brings warm and humid conditions, with frequent afternoon showers and occasional thunderstorms. Despite the rain, temperatures remain relatively high, typically between 25°C to 30°C. While the rainy season might seem less ideal for tourism, it offers its own unique advantages. Indoor activities such as museum visits, including the War Remnants Museum and the Ho Chi Minh City Museum, become more appealing. Additionally, this season is a great time to explore the vibrant cafe culture in Ho Chi Minh City, with numerous hidden cafes offering cozy atmospheres and excellent Vietnamese coffee. 3. TOP Places to Visit in Ho Chi Minh CityWhile classic attractions like Notre Dame Cathedral, Central Post Office, and Ben Thanh Market are must-visits, there are several new and trending spots that offer a fresh perspective on Ho Chi Minh City. Now, we will provide you best tourist attractions you should add to your Ho Chi Minh City itinerary.3.1. Notre Dame Cathedral of SaigonAddress: 1 Cong Xa Paris, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Under restoration)This iconic cathedral, constructed by French colonists between 1863 and 1880, is known for its stunning neo-Romanesque architecture. It features twin bell towers and beautiful stained glass windows. However, it is currently undergoing renovations and is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. Visitors head there can still admire the exterior of Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon and learn about its history.Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon3.2. Saigon Central Post OfficeAddress: 2 Cong Xa Paris, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM dailyFrom Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon, take a short walk to Saigon Central Post Office, which is located right next to it. Designed by the famous architect Gustave Eiffel, the Central Post Office is a grand example of French colonial architecture. The building’s interior features beautiful vaulted ceilings and historic maps. It’s still a functioning post office, so visitors can send postcards home or buy unique stamps. The Saigon Central Post Office building also houses souvenir shops and an old-fashioned phone booth area.Saigon Central Post Office3.3. Ben Thanh MarketAddress: Le Loi, Ben Thanh, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily (Night market from 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM)If you are looking for a place to shop in Ho Chi Minh City, head to Ben Thanh Market! Ben Thanh Market is a bustling hub for shopping and dining. Here, you can find everything from local handicrafts and souvenirs to fresh produce and street food. It’s a great place to experience the local culture and pick up unique items such as Non La, Ao Dai, and custom T-shirts,... Ben Thanh Market's food court offers a variety of Vietnamese dishes, from Pho, Hu Tieu, and Bun Cha to Banh Mi, providing a true taste of local cuisine for your Ho Chi Minh City food tour.Ben Thanh Market3.4. War Remnants MuseumAddress: 28 Vo Van Tan, Ward 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM dailyTicket Price: Approximately 40,000 VND (~$2 USD)As one of the oldest museum in Vietnam, War Remnants Museum exhibits include photographs, military equipment, and personal accounts that illustrate the war's devastating effects. It's a must-visit for those interested in Vietnam history and wanting to understand more about Vietnam's past.3.5. Independence PalaceAddress: 135 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, Ben Thanh, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 7:30 AM - 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM dailyTicket Price: 65,000 VND/adult  (~$3 USD)Independence, also known as Reunification Convention Hall, this historic site was the home and workplace of the President of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Visitors can explore the preserved meeting rooms, the president's living quarters, and the command bunker.Independence Palace3.6. Cu Chi TunnelsAddress: TL15, Phu Hiep, Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM dailyTicket Price: Approximately 90,000 VND (~$4 USD)Cu Chi Tunnels were a remarkable network of underground tunnels used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. Coming here, visitors can experience the authentic life of previous soldiers by crawling through the tunnels and learn about the ingenious strategies and living conditions of the soldiers. The site also features exhibits of war relics and booby traps, providing a fascinating and immersive historical experience.Cu Chi Tunnels3.7. Saigon Zoo and Botanical GardensAddress: 2 Nguyen Binh Khiem, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM dailyTicket Price: Approximately 60,000 VND (~$3 USD) for adults, 40,000 VND ($1.5 USD) for childrenOne of the oldest zoos in the world, Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens is home to a wide variety of animals and a beautiful array of flora. It’s a great place for families and nature lovers to spend a day exploring the lush gardens and learning about the diverse wildlife. The zoo also features a small amusement park and a museum dedicated to Vietnam's flora and fauna.3.8. Nguyen Hue Walking StreetAddress: Nguyen Hue, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 24 hours dailyThis pedestrian street is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. It features wide sidewalks, fountains, and benches, making it a perfect place for a leisurely stroll. Nguyen Hue Walking Street frequently hosts a variety of cultural events, concerts, and public performances. From traditional Vietnamese music and dance to modern pop concerts, there is always something happening to entertain visitors. During holidays and special occasions, the Nguyen Hue Walking Street is adorned with festive decorations and lights, making it a hub of activity and celebration.Nguyen Hue Walking Street in Tet Holiday3.9. Saigon Skydeck at Bitexco Financial TowerAddress: 36 Ho Tung Mau, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 9:30 AM - 9:30 PM dailyTicket Price: Approximately 200,000 VND (~$9 USD)Located on the 49th floor of the Bitexco Financial Tower, the Saigon Skydeck offers panoramic views of the city. Visitors can enjoy a bird’s eye view of the bustling streets and iconic landmarks, making it a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts. The Skydeck also provides informative displays about the city’s history and key landmarks.3.10. Bui Vien StreetAddress: Pham Ngu Lao, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityOpening Hours: 24 hours dailyKnown as the backpacker street, Bui Vien Street comes alive at night with bars, restaurants, and clubs. It's a great place for nightlife enthusiasts to experience the vibrant energy of Ho Chi Minh City. At night, young people often head there to enjoy street performances and live music with some drinks.4. Things to Do in Ho Chi Minh CityNow, that you all know some great places to visit in Ho Chi Minh City, let’s explore the best things to do, linked to the city’s iconic landmarks and areas.4.1. Sending a Postcard in Saigon Central Post OfficeSaigon Central Post OfficeBegin your Ho Chi Minh City Day Tour with a guided walking tour that includes the Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office. Learn about the French colonial architecture and the historical significance of these landmarks. Don't forget to take some beautiful photos of the cathedral's exterior, even if the interior is closed for renovation.Then, inside the Central Post Office, you can buy unique Vietnamese stamps and send a postcard to friends and family back home. This is an interesting gift for your friend marking your unforgettable Ho Chi Minh City trip.4.2. Shopping and Eating at Ben Thanh MarketShopping in Ben Thanh MarketBen Thanh Market is the perfect place to pick up souvenirs, handicrafts, and local specialties. The shoppers here know basic English and other foreign languages, thus, bargaining is a common practice here, so don’t hesitate to negotiate prices.Ben Thanh Market is also famous for its diverse street food stalls. Hop on a Ho Chi Minh City tour by trying local delicacies like Pho, Banh Mi, and fresh spring rolls. The night market around Ben Thanh also offers an excellent opportunity to taste different Vietnamese dishes.4.3. Discovering the Past at the Reunification PalaceTake a guided tour of the Reunification Palace to explore its preserved meeting rooms, presidential quarters, and underground bunker. The Reunification Palace played an important role in Vietnam history, especially during the fall of Saigon in 1975. After your tour, take a leisurely stroll in the palace’s beautiful gardens and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.4.4. Enjoying a Family Day at Saigon Zoo & Botanical GardensSpend a day with your family exploring the Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens. The zoo houses a variety of animals such as monkeys, tigers, and horses... and the botanical gardens offer a serene environment with lush greenery and beautiful plants. Visit the small museum within the zoo to learn about Vietnam's flora and fauna. 4.5. Taking a Vespa Tour around Ho Chi Minh CityTaking a Vespa tour to experience Ho Chi Minh City in different way. These tours offer a unique perspective of the city, allowing you to weave through bustling Ho Chi Minh City streets and discover the local life pace. Then, stop at some restaurant to enjoy delicious street food, visit trendy bars, and see the city lights from a different viewpoint.Vespa Tour around Ho Chi Minh City4.6. Cruising on the Saigon RiverExperience the charm of Ho Chi Minh City from the water with an evening dinner cruise on the Saigon River. These cruises often include a delicious meal, live music, and stunning views of the city’s skyline. Daytime cruises offer a different perspective of the city, allowing you to see bustling river activity and scenic spots along the riverbanks. These cruises can provide a relaxing escape from the city's busy streets.For a more exclusive experience, consider booking a luxury or private charter. These options provide personalized service and often include extras like champagne, gourmet dining, and customized itineraries.4.7. Exploring Ho Chi Minh City on a 2-Deck Bus TourTaking a 2-deck bus tour offers a convenient and flexible way to explore Ho Chi Minh City. These tours allow you to hop on and off at various key attractions, making it easy to see multiple sites in one day. It’s a great way to take in the city's vibrant streets and architectural landmarks from an elevated perspective. Many 2-deck bus tours provide informative audio commentary in multiple languages, giving you insights into the history and culture of Ho Chi Minh City as you travel.5. How to Get to and Around Ho Chi Minh CityHo Chi Minh City is a major travel hub in Vietnam, thus, tourists can take various transportation options for getting there and moving around the city.5.1. How to Get to Ho Chi Minh CityTan Son Nhat International AirportHo Chi Minh City is well-connected to other major cities in Vietnam by air, road, and rail.By Air: Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN) is the primary gateway to Ho Chi Minh City. It receives domestic flights from Hanoi, Da Nang, and other cities, as well as international flights from major destinations worldwide. If you wonder how to travel from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh, we recommend taking flights from Hanoi taking around 2.5 hours from 2,500,000-5,000,000 VND ($100-$200)By Road: Travelers can also reach Ho Chi Minh City by long-distance buses from cities like Hoi An, Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Can Tho. The journey duration varies depending on the distance, typically ranging from 6 to 12 hours.By Train: Although less common, Ho Chi Minh City is accessible by train from northern and central Vietnam. Trains from Hanoi take approximately 30 hours to reach the city.5.2. How to Get Around Ho Chi Minh CityOnce in Ho Chi Minh City, choose your means of transportation to explore the city in your style.Taxi: Taxis are readily available and relatively inexpensive. Make sure to choose reputable companies like Vinasun or Mai Linh, and insist on using the meter to avoid overcharging.Private Car: Renting a private car with a driver is a comfortable option for exploring the city at your own pace. Many hotels and travel agencies offer this service, often with English-speaking drivers.Ride-Hailing Services: Grab, Be and XanhSM are popular ride-hailing apps in Ho Chi Minh City. They provide convenient and affordable transportation options with upfront pricing. You can book cars or motorcycles (GrabBike) depending on your preference and the traffic situation.Public Bus: Ho Chi Minh City has an extensive public bus network, with routes covering most parts of the city. Bus fares are inexpensive just about 7,000 VND ($0.3), but routes and schedules may be challenging for non-Vietnamese speakers to navigate.Walking and Cycling: Exploring on foot or by bicycle is a great way to experience the city's vibrant street life and narrow alleys. Many areas, especially around District 1 and along the riverside, are pedestrian-friendly.Private 16-seat CarWith its rich history, vibrant culture, and bustling streets, Ho Chi Minh City shows travelers a memorable experience. By staying informed and being aware of your surroundings, you can enjoy a safe and rewarding visit to this dynamic Ho Chi Minh City.These Ho Chi Minh travel tips will help you navigate Ho Chi Minh City confidently by exploring its attractions and enjoying its unique charm. Don’t hesitate to contact Incredible Asia Journeys to get free consultations and authentic local advice for your Vietnam trips hassle-free.

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Best Quang Binh Travel Guide: Top Things to Do & Must-See Sights

Best Quang Binh Travel Guide: Top Things to Do & Must-See Sights

Quang Binh is the home of sixteen different ethnic groups forming a diversifying cultural land. With its strategic location at the center of the country and the vibrant culture of the locals, Quang Binh has great potential for developing tourism.Quang Binh treasures a diverse collection of natural and human values made up of the geography, climate, historical background, and social transformation process. Tourists are able to make a wide range of choices for their vacation there. They can do sightseeing at Dong Hoi Citadel, Quang Binh Gate, or Dao Duy Tu Wall. They should take a trip to visit Phong Nha – Ke Bang Grottoes, the World Natural Heritage recognized by UNESCO. This magnificent system of caves is regarded as the "Kingdom of Grottoes". Being one of the most fantastic and famous grottoes in Vietnam, Phong Nha Grotto offers several spectacular images made up of various stalactites and stalagmites.Phong Nha Cave Besides, the coastal area brings Quang Binh many nice landscapes and famous spots except for Phong Nha tours such as Ngang Pass, Ly Hoa Pass, Nhat Le Estuary, Hac Hai Lagoon, etc. Visitors can join a four-hour boat ride from Dong Hoi to Birds Island (another named Hon Ong Island) to see different kinds of seagulls. Da Nhay Beach, a white sand swimming beach, can offer you a perfect place for sunbathing and swimming. Bang Spa, an area of valuably hot mineral springs, is a good choice for ecotourism activities or the treatment of some diseases. If you are interested in history, a visit to the legendary Ho Chi Minh Road is a great experience. Otherwise, you can drop by some other places as the historical General Vo Nguyen Giap exhibition house, Nguyen Huu Canh Tomb, and so on.Ho Chi Minh RoadIn addition to being famous for many charming landscapes and historical sites that are worth visiting, Quang Binh is famed for the diversifying and interesting traditional customs and culture of many ethnic groups living there. These minorities, like Bru and Chut, still keep their distinguishing tradition which leaves Quang Binh with intangible and tangible cultural heritages.Moreover, authentic cuisine and specialty contribute greatly to making Quang Binh a favorite destination. Tourists should not miss their valuable chance to enjoy "Bot loc" Cake, Quan Hau Oyster, Quang Hoa' Xeo Pancake, Gill of Thieu Fish, and so on. These special dishes are very exotic and excellent which identify Quang Binh's charm: unique and great.Xeo Pancake

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Nha Trang Travel Guide: Crystal Clear Waters & Vibrant City Life

Nha Trang Travel Guide: Crystal Clear Waters & Vibrant City Life

Nha Trang is an amazing coastal city in central Vietnam, known for its beautiful beaches and stunning natural landmarks. It's the perfect place to relax, enjoy the crystal-clear waters, and explore the lush green hillsides. There are plenty of attractions to visit in Nha Trang tourism, like Vinpearl Land, Ponagar Tower, and Hon Chong, as well as luxurious spa resorts. Don't forget to try the delicious fresh seafood and take part in fun outdoor activities like snorkeling and kayaking. If you're interested in visiting Nha Trang, Incredible Asia Journeys will share more details about the best time to go, must-see places, things to do, and how to get there easily, which will be super helpful as you plan your Nha Trang Tours & Excursions![incredible_toc]Nha Trang Beaches1. What is the best time to visit Nha Trang?Nha Trang, situated on Vietnam's south-central coast, features a tropical savanna climate with distinct dry and rainy seasons.1.1. Dry Season in Nha TrangThe dry season in Nha Trang, lasting from January to August, with the peak dry months from February to April, offers generally sunny and warm weather, making it perfect for beachgoers and outdoor enthusiasts. The temperatures in Nha Trang during this time are quite pleasant.1.2. Rainy Season in Nha TrangOn the other hand, the rainy season in Nha Trang occurs from September to December, bringing higher humidity and frequent, heavy rainfall, usually in the form of short, intense showers.Choosing the best time to visit Nha Trang depends on your personal preferences and interests. For those looking for sunny days and beach activities like snorkeling, diving, and boat tours to nearby islands, the dry season from January to August is ideal.Nha Trang Beach Swimming2. Best Places to Visit in Nha TrangWhich places in Nha Trang are the most worth visiting? If you have a plan for exploring Nha Trang, here is the list of places you should visit:2.1. Nha Trang Beaches (Doc Let Beach - Nhu Tien Beach - Bai Tru Beach - Jungle Beach - Hon Tam Beach - Tran Phu Beach)Nha Trang has some awesome beaches, each with its own vibe. Doc Let Beach has beautiful white sand and clear blue water, perfect for chilling and having fun in the water. Nhu Tien Beach is nice and peaceful, with gentle waters that are great for swimming and enjoying the coastal views. Bai Tru Beach is a hidden gem with pristine sand and a super relaxing atmosphere, perfect for getting away from the crowds. Jungle Beach is tucked away in a secluded spot surrounded by lush greenery, offering a peaceful escape and awesome snorkeling. Hon Tam Beach on Hon Tam Island is known for its fancy Nha Trang beach resorts and stunning beachfront. Tran Phu Beach is the main beach, lined with palm trees and offering a lively nightlife and lots of water sports. So, consider your interests when selecting your ideal Nha Trang beach break or contact Incredible Asia Journeys now to help you out!Doc Let Beach Nha Trang2.2. Nha Trang Islands (Hon Tre Island - Hon Mun Islet - Binh Ba Island - Diep Son Island - Monkey Island - Whale Island)When you're on Nha Trang tours, you absolutely have to check out the stunning islands around Nha Trang. Hon Tre Island is home to Vinpearl Land amusement park and luxurious resorts, and you can easily get there by cable car from Nha Trang City. Hon Mun Islet is a paradise for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts due to its rich marine life and coral reefs. Binh Ba Island is famous for its clear waters and delectable fresh seafood, offering a peaceful island getaway. Then, Diep Son Island is known for its cool sandbanks that emerge during low tide, creating a magical path across the sea. Monkey Island, where you can hang out with monkeys, promises a fun wildlife experience and breathtaking coastal views. And then there's Whale Island, a calming sanctuary known for its diving spots and laid-back atmosphere - it's just perfect for chilling out and enjoying water activities for any Vietnam tour.Nha Trang Beach Exploration2.3. Nha Trang Waterfalls (Suoi Do Waterfall - Yang Bay Waterfall - Ta Gu Waterfall - Ba Ho Waterfall - Da Giang Stream - Orchid Stream)Nha Trang is full of amazing natural wonders, and the waterfalls and streams are no exception. Suoi Do Waterfall is just fantastic with its gentle waters and lush surroundings, making it a perfect spot to connect with nature. And don't miss Yang Bay Waterfall - it's like something out of a dream, with picturesque waterfalls nestled in a tropical forest, perfect for a day of hiking and picnicking. If you're seeking a peaceful escape, Ta Gu Waterfall is the place to be, offering stunning views and a serene atmosphere. For some adventure, head to Ba Ho Waterfall with its three-tiered cascades and natural pools, ideal for trekking and cliff jumping. Need to unwind? Da Giang Stream is a beautiful spot surrounded by bamboo forests, offering a calming atmosphere for some quality relaxation. And last but not least, Orchid Stream, famous for its orchids and cool waters, is the perfect place for a leisurely stroll or a delightful picnic.2.4. Nha Trang Temple and Pagoda (Long Son Temple - Da Bao Nha Trang Temple - Suoi Do Temple - Linh Phong Pagoda - Ky Vien Temple - Linh Son Temple)If you have a passion for exploring cultural and spiritual sites, you will find the experience of visiting the cultural and spiritual sites of Nha Trang to be truly moving. Long Son Pagoda is home to a magnificent white Buddha statue and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its hilltop location. Da Bao Nha Trang Temple is a place of great historical and architectural significance, where you can immerse yourself in peaceful surroundings and gain a deeper understanding of local religious traditions. Meanwhile, Suoi Do Temple, located in a serene setting near Suoi Do Waterfall, is celebrated for its exquisite architecture and profound spiritual importance. Meanwhile, Linh Phong Pagoda provides a tranquil and harmonious environment, adorned with intricate decorations, making it an ideal place for meditation and contemplation. Ky Vien Temple boasts ancient architecture and cultural artifacts that offer a valuable window into the rich history of Nha Trang. Lastly, Linh Son Pagoda is revered for its ancient statues and tranquil atmosphere, providing a place for spiritual solace and cultural enlightenment.2.5. Nha Trang National Oceanographic MuseumNha Trang National Oceanographic MuseumWhen you visit Nha Trang, don't miss the chance to explore the National Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam. It's a remarkable place showcasing a diverse array of marine life specimens, including some rare sea creatures and beautiful coral reefs. The museum also hosts educational exhibits focused on marine conservation and the rich biodiversity of Vietnam's coastal waters. Situated on Cau Da Street, it's a place that offers valuable insights into Nha Trang's maritime heritage and the ecological significance of the region.3. Best Things to Do in Nha TrangWhat are things to do in Nha Trang for first-timers? Here's a list of Nha Trang must-do activities!3.1. Wallow in a Mud Bath to Refresh your Body & MindMud Bath to Refresh your Body & MindFollowing some feedback from visitors, trying a mud bath is one of the most interesting things to do in Nha Trang. It's famous here for its mineral-rich mud that offers several benefits like exfoliating dead skin cells, nourishing the body with minerals, clearing blackheads, and improving blood circulation. If you've had your fill of sightseeing and island tours, taking half a day to relax in a hot mineral spring is a fantastic idea to rejuvenate both body and mind.3.2. Swim & Sunbathe In Picturesque Nha Trang BeachesNha Trang boasts a coastline of about 7 kilometers, featuring some of Vietnam's most stunning beaches where the blue sea blends harmoniously with white sandy shores. With a variety of equally beautiful beaches to choose from, Nha Trang caters to different preferences, whether you prefer bustling beaches in the city center or quiet, pristine ones. The beaches here are known for their gentle waves, making it an ideal destination for a peaceful Vietnam beach getaway. In addition to its natural beauty, Nha Trang offers a wide range of beach resorts and recreational activities.3.3. Enjoy Water Activities in Nha TrangJet Ski Nha TrangOn the list of the best activities in Nha Trang, diving into a range of water adventures in Nha Trang is really wonderful, from fishing trips to jet ski tours, parasailing, and flyboarding. You can feel the rush as you zoom across Nha Trang's waves on a jet ski tour, then take to the skies with parasailing to enjoy breathtaking aerial views. For an unforgettable adventure, try flyboarding, where water jets propel you above the ocean's surface. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced flyer, these activities provide both excitement and stunning perspectives of Nha Trang's shoreline.3.4. Visit the Nha Trang Art Gallery and MuseumIf you have a passion for art, Nha Trang's cultural landscape is a must-see. Take some time to visit the local art galleries and museums, where you can truly connect with the beauty of traditional and contemporary Vietnamese art.3.5. Cycle Around the Countryside in Nha TrangIf you're looking for some classic tours, you might want to experience the tranquil countryside surrounding Nha Trang on a cycling tour. You'll pedal through lush landscapes and charming villages, giving you a chance to immerse yourself in local life away from the bustling city.3.6. Immerse in Yang BayYang Bay is a great place to visit if you want to get away from downtown Nha Trang. You'll discover several waterfalls like Ho Cho, Yang Khang, and Yang Bay, surrounded by forests and beautiful mountains. This area sees fewer tourists compared to Nha Trang's busy beaches, making it an excellent option for a relaxing day out.3.7. Enjoy Bustling Nha Trang NightlifeBustling Nha Trang NightlifeAfter a long day tour, it’s very nice to end your day by experiencing Nha Trang's vibrant nightlife scene. From beachfront bars to lively night markets, the city comes alive after sunset with a variety of entertainment options. Moreover, strolling along the street and enjoying Nha Trang food will make you feel better.4. What's the most convenient way to travel to Nha Trang?Wondering about the best way to travel to Nha Trang? Check out this handy transportation guide from major Vietnamese cities to Nha Trang!4.1. Reach Nha Trang by Bus Travelers can take buses to Nha Trang from cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. From Hanoi, the journey takes approximately 20-24 hours, with ticket prices ranging from 800,000 VND to 1,000,000 VND. From Ho Chi Minh City, buses take around 10-12 hours, costing between 300,000 VND to 600,000 VND. Buses offer various schedules throughout the day and night.Nha Trang by Bus4.2. Visit Nha Trang by Private CarRenting a private car provides flexibility and convenience for travel to Nha Trang. Prices typically start from around 8,000,000 VND from Hanoi and 7,000,000 VND from Ho Chi Minh City, depending on the car type and rental duration.4.3. Arrive to Nha Trang by FlightsCam Ranh International Airport serves Nha Trang with direct flights from major Vietnamese cities. Flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to Nha Trang take about 1-1.5 hours. Economy class ticket prices range from 800,000 VND to 1,500,000 VND depending on the airline and booking time.Travel to Nha Trang by planes4.4. Come to Nha Trang by TrainTrains from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City provide another comfortable option to travel to Nha Trang. From Hanoi, travel time is approximately 22-25 hours, with ticket prices for soft seats ranging from 1,200,000 VND to 1,500,000 VND, and soft sleepers from 8,000,000 VND to 1,000,000 VND. From Ho Chi Minh City, trains take around 8-10 hours, with similar ticket prices.From Hanoi, you can choose SE1 departs at 21:10, SE3 at 19:25. From Ho Chi Minh City, you can choose SE2 departs at 20:55, SE4 at 19:00.So, we've shared lots of useful tips about when to visit, where to stay, the best places to eat, and more. Be sure to take a look at our comprehensive Nha Trang travel guide! If you have any questions about Nha Trang travel, contact us to troubleshoot your inquiry. Wishing you an amazing adventure with Incredible Asia Journeys!

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