Culinary & foodies topics

Though being the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is not all about modernity. If a comparison must be made between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, 2 biggest and busiest cities, Hanoi wins the special place in my heart. The city where I was born has a speechless charm that is shown through every corner of...

Have you ever observed and wondered why Vietnamese people avoid sweeping their house during the first 3 days of Lunar New Year; or in the central part, the locals refuse to eat shrimps? If these questions keep wandering in your mind, let’s explore all the myths about things Vietnamese people avoid on Tet holiday. Don’t...

Phnom Penh is the vibrant and lively capital of Cambodia. It is a sort of provincial charm and tranquillity with French colonial mansions and boulevards separated by tree lines amidst monumental Angkorian architecture. Most travelers just spend a day here without noticing that there are a lot of things to do in Phnom Penh. So...

Vietnam – a little “S-shape country” in Southeast Asia, has been a charming attraction to foreign travelers in recent years. If you spend time exploring Vietnam, either you are keen on history or natural beauty, you will be thrilled by what welcome you here. Needless to say, a long and complicated history plus a diversified...

“Are you kidding me?” “Coffee with egg?” These are the reactions of my friend on his first Vietnam trip to Hanoi when I invited him a cup of Vietnamese egg coffee; which is well-known as the quintessence of Hanoi beverage. Strolling around any street in Hanoi, travelers recognize quickly that Vietnamese people are going crazy...

Founded approximately 1200 years ago, Luang Prabang was the very first capital of Laos. It is no longer the capital of Laos but still remains the best tourist attraction in the country. If you ever have the chance to visit Luang Prabang Laos together with other neighboring countries in Southeast Asia, you must realize that...

Hue in Central Vietnam is not only famous for its historical monuments, which are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites but also for its food. Talking about Hue foods, have you ever tried Hue sweet soup, Hue wet cakes, especially Bun Bo Hue? In this blog, I will show you all the information about this...

Devoid of beaches or outstanding historical attractions, Laos’ main draw is its laid-back country. This Buddhist land has exotic charm in language, art, and culture, creating unique Laos traditions. It is impossible to understand Laos culture without having at least a basic understanding of Laos traditions. These 5 interesting facts will be your roller coaster...