Pleiku, Vietnam
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by Leigh Hogle
2w ago
Nestled in Vietnam’s Central Highland Region, Pleiku is well-known amongst international travelers for once being the site of an American Air Force Base. Destroyed during the Vietnam War, the city was rebuilt in the years after the conflict, and the little culture that remains is fiercely protected by the Vietnamese government. In the decades after ..read more
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Phan Thiet, Vietnam
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by Leigh Hogle
2w ago
Once a quiet fishing village, Word has spread about Phan Thiêt and its surrounding beaches, rapidly transforming it into a prime destination for oceanside vacations. In the past two decades, Phan Thiêt’s coastline has been transformed by resorts, hotels, shops, and restaurants. Additionally, Phan Thiêt is a cultural hub. Many of the local landmarks are ..read more
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Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam
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by Leigh Hogle
2w ago
Of the eight provinces in Vietnam’s Red River Delta, Nam Dinh Province is one of the region’s most important. A historical gem and boasting strong economies in agriculture, forestry, and fishing, the province is beginning to expand its tourist sector. Frequently forgotten, many tourists head to the region’s more popular destinations, leaving Nam Dinh unexplored ..read more
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My Tho, Vietnam
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by Leigh Hogle
2w ago
Settled in one of the most popular areas of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta Region, My Tho is the busy capital of the Tiên Giang Province. Just a short drive from other destinations like Cao Lanh, Vinh Long, and connected by bridge to Bên Tre, My Tho is frequented by travelers from Ho Chi Minh City. Used ..read more
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The Best Caves In Vietnam
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by Ben Pastore
1M ago
With sandy beaches, lush rainforests, and stunning mountain ranges, you might not think of caves as being a reason to visit Vietnam. However, travelers in the know are aware that Vietnam’s natural gems extend well beyond what is visible on the surface. Home to what’s considered the largest cave in the world, and many other ..read more
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The Butterflies, Moths, and Dragonflies of Vietnam
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by Noah Dolinajec
1M ago
In places like Cuc Phuong National Park, illegal wildlife trading and logging have caused many species to vanish, however, the lush forests have become home to booming populations of butterflies, moths, and dragonflies. Cuc Phuong, specifically, is Vietnam’s most famous butterfly-watching region, however, the country is home to over 250 species, many of which are ..read more
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Best Places to See Wildlife in Vietnam
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by Anh Ho
1M ago
While protecting Vietnam’s incredible biodiversity has become a primary goal of many conservation organizations, these sites also provide visitors with the best places to see wildlife in the country. Home to more than 50,000 recorded species, roughly 6% of the world’s, scientists think that is only scratching the surface of the country’s biodiversity. After decades ..read more
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Little Japan – Ho Chi Minh City
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by Cameron Gorrie
1M ago
Vietnamese cities have always had a pinch of Japanese influence, but there is one area in Ho Chi Minh City that may cause you to think you’ve been transported overseas known as Little Japan. Also referred to as JapantownSaigon or Little Tokyo, its narrow construction, dazzling street art, and a plethora of food and entertainment ..read more
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La Gi, Vietnam
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by Leigh Hogle
1M ago
Unspoiled, idyllic, and local, La Gi is becoming Southern Vietnam’s up-and-coming backpacker destination. In La Gi, locals frequently outnumber foreigners. However, the small-town vibe hasn’t put a damper on La Gi’s tourist activity. Rather, a laid-back atmosphere, friendly locals, and affordable seafood have encouraged travelers to visit La Gi and trod on paths that are ..read more
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Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam
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by Leigh Hogle
1M ago
Stretching from the Dai Lãnh Commune to Cam Ranh Bay, the Khánh Hòa Province has a diversified landscape that includes lagoons, river mouths, islands, islets, bays, and mountains. One of 8 provinces in Vietnam’s South Central Coast Region, the Khánh Hòa Province is one of the most popular destinations in the area because of Nha Trang and ..read more
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