Hanoi, the capital city of the gorgeous Vietnam is known to have captured the hearts of tourists worldwide. The beauty of the country is limitless, even more so when you know where to look! If you

Ecotourism is a type of travelling experience that contributes significantly to reducing carbon footprints that is growing in popularity. As such, tourists are getting more self-aware of the places they travel and be more mindful of minimising their impact on the lands they travel to. Are you searching for good-to-the-planet attractions? Here are some recommendations for you to do in Vietnam. Let’s find out!

Vietnam’s most famous city, Ho Chi Minh, holds the key to some of the best exploration one can do in this fantastic country. For those with a taste for adventure, those who are keen on understanding a complicated history, or those who just want to do some sightseeing; Vietnam has got you covered!

As destination pre-wedding photoshoots become more and more popular, millennials are now looking for that x-factor that makes their photoshoot all the more special. After all, you’ll be looking at

Chinese zodiac animals are able to provide a practical appraisal of many life choices - including how we travel. So if you’re aiming to travel this year, let your Chinese Zodiac Sign show you what’s the best destination for you based on your zodiac’s travel habits!

You’ll find that the biggest celebrations aren’t necessarily in mainland China itself, but in neighbouring countries or cities where the Chinese have settled. Looking for a festive travel experience this month? Here are the top five cities that make a big deal about Chinese New Year!

From uninhabited white beaches, delicious seafood, world-class cruises, untouched wildlife and mysterious caves, Halong Bay has something special to offer for every type of traveller.

Central Vietnam has many gems waiting to be explored and the city of Hue (pronounced as “hway”) is one that is not to be missed! Unknown to many, it was the capital of Vietnam during the Nguyen Dynasty which was the last dynasty before the communist regime.

While the number of visitors in Hanoi can sometimes reach up to a whopping 28 million yearly, Ninh Binh receives just over a quarter of that amount. This means a little more space to bask in nature’s tranquillity, less crowded streets, genuine prices, and an overall glimpse of what life is like as a local without the strong presence of foreigners.

The Mekong is the twelfth longest river in the world. Beginning at the Tibetan Plateau, it crosses through five different countries before reaching southwest Vietnam. Here, it splits into a complex net of smaller rivers that flow out to the South China Sea. This region is aptly known as the Mekong Delta and the rivers that flow throughout have been a main source of life to the ecological environment, residing people groups, and empires for centuries.

If this is your first time to Vietnam and you’re wondering where to start, come to Hanoi.

If you’d like to experience a living museum that is as large as an entire city, come to Hoi An. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, this charming little port-city hasn’t changed much over the years despite a rapid increase of development in other popular cities across Vietnam.

If you’re a travel addict on Instagram you’ve probably seen of some of the most popular places for photos in Vietnam. Be it the famous Golden Hands Bridge at sunset or the temple ruins of MySon, the good news is that most of them are located around one place - Da Nang!

Phu Quoc (pronounced ‘foo kwok’), the biggest island nestled off the Cambodian coast in the Gulf of Thailand, is Vietnam’s best-kept secret.

Here's the Part 2 of the ecotourism destination in Vietnam where you can unleash your inner adventure spirit in the wild nature!

Vietnam is one of those countries often found on the list of “most affordable countries to travel to”. With plenty of good food, proud history, and gorgeous green landscapes to offer, booking a flight to Vietnam is a no-brainer!

Today, Vietnam is fast developing into its own identity more than ever before. Aside from a plethora of business opportunities that a nation of almost 95 million people can bring, Vietnam is also known as a favourite destination for ecotourism.

From the incredible array of green stays around the world, we handpicked 6 hotels around the world that totally blew our minds by being extraordinary, not just visually, but also being eco-conscious as well, perfect for your ultimate no-guilt vacation.