Fancy a Beach resort near Hoi An? Look no further than The Nam Hai.

by zestinatote @ Zest In A Tote

Fri Jan 26 18:48:57 PST 2018

Looking for a Beach Resort near Hoi An? The Four Seasons Nam Hai with its pristine stretch of beach, proximity to central Vietnam’s key UNESCO sites, and numerous amenities has just about everything covered for you and your family.

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The Five Best Destinations During the Rainy Season

by Josh Martinez @ Passport Health

Tue Jan 09 16:40:17 PST 2018

Traveling to a foreign country is a thrilling experience. Most tourists visit a different country during the warmer and drier months when there is a high influx of tourists. Travelers prefer sun-filled days to bask in the sun on the sandy beaches. They want to shop in the quaint villages or see the local landmarks […]

Phong Nha Khe Bang & the art of trusting

by Amanda Bensted @ Vietnam – ARoamerTherapy

Fri Aug 09 13:25:28 PDT 2013

Karst hills rose spectacularly around us as our boat put-putted upriver. We passed grazing buffalo, playful, naked children, a church spire shrouded by dense foliage, and boxy pastel houses lining the river. Several tourist boats raced by, their hulls patterned with flaming serpents and covered with bright blue shelters. As far as I could see, all passengers were Vietnamese. Up ahead was a marbled cliff-face, the cave accessible only by a foreboding slit in the rock several metres high. Our captain killed the engine and we drift towards the cavern in silence. We were in Phong Nha Khe Bang National Park, home to Asia’s oldest karst area. The karst formation here has evolved over 400 million years and hidden from view is a 104 km network of caves and underground rivers. I had joined a tour from Hue, and was discharged from the bus beside Son River, along with four exuberant boys from Nha Trang. Along with a tour guide, a bored-looking professional photographer, and a husband-wife team to pilot the boat, we headed along Son River to Phong Nha Cave. Suspense hung over us – along with the rocky lip – as we entered the thin slot that provided us […]

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A perfect itinerary for your two-day Mekong Delta tour suggested by a local

by Phan Len @ Inspitrip Blog

Mon Dec 11 05:00:09 PST 2017

The Mekong Delta, otherwise known as the ‘rice bowl’ of Vietnam, is a colourful display of various shades of green. Here in this water world, boats float in the lazy rivers, buffalos wander in the rice fields and ripe fruits adorn the trees. It is also here that visitors will get a true taste of […]

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8 of the Best Cafes in Hanoi

by Bill @ The Hungry Suitcase

Tue Feb 02 20:48:50 PST 2016

The big cities in Vietnam have a cafe culture that is virtually unknown to the rest of the world. Don’t expect a Chemex of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe with hints of blueberry and strawberry or an Aeropressed Kenyan. You might be able to locate one eventually, but not before tripping over scores of cafes serving up tumblers of coffee so dark it looks like used motor oil and smells like the most intense mocha you’ve ever had. It’s no secret that we love Vietnamese coffee and as a follow up to our very popular Saigon cafes list, we offer a list of some of our favorites in the northern capital city. Also be sure to check out our handy guide to ordering coffee in Vietnam.

So, in the event that you can’t find this guy rolling around town, keep scrolling and we’ve got ... Read More »

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Using a Smartphone Camera Lens Kit To Boost Your Photos: Pixter Review

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Tue Jun 13 09:39:19 PDT 2017

Looking for a clever, effective and inexpensive way to boost your photos on your smartphone? Pixter might be the answer you’re looking for. This is a detailed review on of their attachable smartphone camera lens: the Super Fisheye! I confess I had a bit of prejudice against smartphone accessories. It’s just that I’ve seen so […]

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Top 5 tourist attractions in Hue

by IV Blogging Team @ Vietnam Private Tours

Wed Sep 14 00:58:29 PDT 2016

Thanks to the richness of culture and history as well as romance, gentleness, Hue has been one of the attractive tourist destination for a thousands of Vietnamese people as well as foreign tourists. To have more in-depth understanding about Hue’s culture here is top 5 tourist attractions anyone should visit: Indochina holidays Hue Imperial Citadel

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Where is it Safe to Travel in the Middle East?

by Josh Martinez @ Passport Health

Fri Jan 19 17:15:04 PST 2018

The Middle East is a vast region that spans a couple of continents, from parts of Asia, through the Sinai Peninsula, to portions of Northeastern Africa. Home to some of the world’s most glorious natural landscapes, it’s also considered a rising travel destination. The architecture is also one-of-a-kind. Pyramids, temples and structures that are so […]

Discover: Cranbrook

by @ Wikitravel

Sat Feb 23 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you visit Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada and crave a dinner of alligator meat, you can get it at K's Amazon Eatery -- even though the Amazon and its gators are thousands of miles away.

‘A STOP AT WILLOUGHBY’: THE TWILIGHT ZONE EPISODE THAT EXPLORES OUR NEED TO TRAVEL

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Thu May 01 04:30:42 PDT 2014

“a place around the bend where he could jump off”

Created during a time (1959-1964) when American television seemed eerily clean and domestic, The Twilight Zone challenged viewers to examine a possibility of uncertainty beyond the comforts and assumptions of contemporary life. It was my favorite thing on TV. One episode in particular always stuck with me- A Stop at Willoughby. It brings up questions. How could such a ‘successful’ man working in a New York tower and living in an upscale suburb be so miserable? Why would he dream of escaping to a sleepy village where the streets have no name and the children wear overalls and go fishing?

A STOP AT WILLOUGHBY is the story of an advertising executive named Gart. Gart feels endless pressure from his pugnacious boss and his minion-like coworkers at his New York City office during ... Read More »

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Is Naples Safe For Tourists? What You (Really) Need To Know

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Jul 15 09:18:54 PDT 2017

It’s 2017 so time to sort this drama once and for all. Is Naples safe for tourists or not? Let’s spill the truth! It’s the elephant in the room of every discussion around Naples. Just like happened when I visited Rio de Janeiro, most of my conversations before heading to Italy’s third largest city had […]

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Hoian cooking class – best way to explore Hoian’s cuisine

by admin @ Vietnam Private Tours

Wed Jun 07 01:08:00 PDT 2017

With uncountable restaurants, no matter what their location or size, offering courses lasting from an hour to a day long, with the prices significantly ranging, it is not hard to join a Hoian cooking class. The luxury Indochina tours ThuanTinh island cookery class Joining Thuan Tinh cooking class, you will experience a few additional activities.

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Shan Tuyet green tea in Hoang Su Phi, Ha Giang

by admin @ Vietnam Private Tours

Wed May 31 00:12:15 PDT 2017

Ha Giang is province which has the oldest Shan Tuyet trees in Vietnam. Are you wondering why the green tea is growing here better than other places? In Ha Giang, Shan Tuyet tree is located throughout most of the districts which generally have an elevation of 300 to 1000 meters. Phin Ho village is located

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37 Places to Eat in Tokyo

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Sat Jan 20 08:23:26 PST 2018

I asked for your food recommendations for Tokyo, and you did not disappoint. In November, me and some friends spent a week eating our way around the city. It's hard to have a bad meal in Tokyo, and while I didn't get to eat everywhere, these are some of the best places!

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An Awesome 2-Week Thailand Itinerary (For First-Timers)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun Sep 17 07:31:17 PDT 2017

This article will help you craft your very own Thailand travel itinerary. After reading this, you’ll be ready for a trip to one of the most adventure-packed destination in the world! Thailand is a one of a kind place in the world. Despite getting 30M of tourists every year – some spots are already lost […]

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The Best Apps To Buy Cheap Flights On Your Phone (Updated for 2018!)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Oct 07 11:36:32 PDT 2017

Finding a good and reliable travel app can be a hard task. In this article I will try to answer the question: which are the best apps to find cheap flights on your phone? Booking flights before vs now Not many years ago, you need an appointment with your travel agent to book a flight. We booked […]

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Launch of Australia in Vietnam Agriculture Strategy

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Tue Sep 05 01:35:20 PDT 2017

Senator the Hon. Anne Ruston, Australia’s Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources launched the Australia in Vietnam Agriculture Strategy in Can Tho on 24 August 2017. The strategy identifies economic, innovation and security priorities for both nations that offer the greatest returns and maximises common interests.   Agriculture is a cornerstone of the bilateral […]

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Road trip diary: Hanoi – Mu Cang Chai – Sapa

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Thu Sep 06 18:30:02 PDT 2012

This is the second time I’ve hit long distances by motorbike, but compared with the previous trip from Saigon to Phan Thiet on perfect roads (400km two ways, plus 70km to and from the white sand dunes) this trip to the northwest mountainous area of Vietnam was much more difficult and challenging. And it was […]

My 31 Favorite Travel Tips From My 31 Years Of Age (Auch!)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Tue Jan 02 15:44:16 PST 2018

Looking at my travel resume, I have been fortunate to have visited more than 30 countries in 4 different continents. About time to put together my favorite ever travel tips that work anywhere in the world. This year I’ve turned 31 years old (auch!) which also means 31 years of collecting travel experiences. With every […]

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Best Vietnam Tours with Kids

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Wed Sep 13 00:15:05 PDT 2017

Overview: This is a very relaxing trip specially designed for the family with kids in the primary or secondary school. We will start from Hanoi city then going through many highlights of Vietnam including: Hanoi, Sapa, Halong Bay, Hue, Hoian, Ho Chi Minh, Phu Quoc then end in Ho Chi Minh city. The trip is […]

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The Realistic Guide to Solo Travel

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Tue Jan 16 02:22:07 PST 2018

Y’know all these guides to solo travel, where the writer bangs on about how it’s going to be the ‘best time of your life’, you’ll meet ‘lifelong friends’ who’ll help you ‘find yourself’ and you’ll ‘be bitten by the travel bug foreverrrrr’ etc etc? Well, I’d say 99% of them are at least 88% exaggeration. Rose. Tinted. The Realistic Guide to Solo Travel Obviously, I’ve made a career out of […]

2015 New Year Road Trip: Hanoi – Ha Giang – Cao Bang

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Sat Jan 31 20:54:36 PST 2015

Photos from my new year road trip to the splendid farthest northern part of Vietnam, also one of the most beautiful places of the whole country

Best restaurants in Hanoi: Wander in the map of tastes

by Phan Len @ Inspitrip Blog

Mon Jan 15 05:00:58 PST 2018

Hanoi has complex layers of culture to distinguish itself from others big cities in Vietnam. The border between the ancient Hanoi and the Hanoi of modernity and luxury one is not chaotic but unusually remarkable: With a walk down the same street, one can admire an antique Buddhist temple and soon after, the French architecture […]

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Thailand's Famous Lantern Festival: Loy Krathong & Yi Peng

by Ben Zweber @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Fri Oct 20 03:18:04 PDT 2017

If releasing a sky lantern during Thailand's famous Yi Peng festival is on your travel bucket list, you will definitely want to check out this article that walks you through everything you need to know to enjoy Loy Krathong and Yi Peng in Chiang Mai. Plus, we're sharing which event you should avoid!

Our Snowy Night at the Manor Country House, Oxford

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Wed Dec 20 09:38:50 PST 2017

It took us SIX hours to get to the Manor Country House in Oxford, from Portsmouth, SIX HOURS. Unfortunately we’d (me and this new man I dropped into that catch up blog post)  decided to travel on the most difficult weekend of the year for the route, actually, not even weekend, day. Train strikes and inches of snow meant it was four trains, a two hour wait in the cold […]

Halong Bay’s Hidden Gems – Backpacking Vietnam

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Dec 19 03:16:45 PST 2017

Halong Bay’s Hidden Gems Halong Bay’s hidden gems and beauty have put Vietnam firmly on the map, with around 5 million tourists visiting each year. Check out our recommendations for the best places to escape the crowds in Vietnam’s number one tourist hotspot… #1. Ti Top Island Ti Top island is one of the biggest islands in Halong Bay and …

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Have you visited any of the New 7 Wonders of the World?

by zestinatote @ Zest In A Tote

Sun Jan 07 04:18:43 PST 2018

Need the inspiration to travel to some unique places in this world? How about the New 7 Wonders of the World?

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How To Plan a Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Trip

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:37:00 PST 2018

It's easier than you think to plan a sustainable trip. You don't need to book an ecotourism resort with a hefty price tag or volunteer in a remote village for weeks on end. Any type of traveler can plan a sustainable vacation if you know where to start. In this article, we'll walk you through practical and easy ways you can plan a sustainable trip.

Discover: Fukuoka

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 14 21:53:24 PST 2008

A bullet train ride on the Hakata-Minami Line in Fukuoka, Japan costs just ¥290 (under US$3). Alas, the end-to-end trip lasts just ten minutes.

Vietnam Travel Guide: Hoian and My Son Sightseeing Guides

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Tue Jul 07 00:58:19 PDT 2015

Cantonese Assembly Hall Central Market Chinese Assembly Hall Fukian Assembly Hall Hai Scout Cafe Hainan Assembly Hall Hoian Cathedral Tradditional Handicraft Japanese Covered Bridge Miss Vy’s School of Cooking Museum of History and Culture Museum of Trade Ceramics Old House of Tan Ky Quan Cong Temple Red Bridge Cooking School The Old House of Phung […]

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How to Deal with Wanderlust When You’re Stuck at Home

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Sun Feb 19 20:14:26 PST 2017

  Wanderlust. It’s a serious condition. You’re not sure when it’s going to bite, but it always strikes with a vengeance. It gets under your skin, makes you fidgety, makes you feel like you’ve got to move right now. THIS MINUTE! For a lucky few, they can satiate that itch at a moment’s notice, but for the majority of us, it’s not so easy. It requires a series of delicate manoeuvres – scrimping and saving, buttering your bosses up for leave approval, finding a decent length of time without a wedding or milestone celebration you’ve promised to be around for… But the thing about wanderlust is that it just won’t abate until you’ve done something about it. So short of actually travelling, here are a few of my own tips for dealing with the travel bug when you’re stuck at home: Start planning a trip It is amazing how differently I feel when I have a flight booking in my Inbox or a road trip date written on the calendar. It’s a sudden liberation. I have something to count down to. I have purpose – suddenly, work is about saving to travel and time is spent researching, scrapbooking ideas, calculating costs and just envisioning myself […]

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11 of the Most Romantic Cities in Europe to Inspire Your Wandering Heart

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Tue Jan 23 05:00:06 PST 2018

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We love all the continents equally, but when it comes to romance, Europe always wins. Our picks of the most romantic cities in Europe are guaranteed to make your heart pound, whether you’re looking for love or want to treat your sweetie to an intimate city break. We write a lot about the ways that […]

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How To Get From Lisbon Airport to City Center (Without Getting Scammed)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon May 29 09:39:34 PDT 2017

Find out how to conveniently get to some of the most popular places in Lisbon’s city center. First tip: stay away from taxis! Lisbon is one of the most charming capitals in Europe. There are many unique things to do, see and taste here, ensuring you have a memorable time. I recommend that you stay […]

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Homestay- a good choice among kinds of accommodation in Hanoi

by admin @ Vietnam Private Tours

Mon Jun 19 21:26:11 PDT 2017

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam- a wonderful destination for you in the Indochinese Peninsula. About Hanoi, maybe you can hear about traffic jam, noise and so on. However, a lot of foreign tourists come here every year. So, why? Over those, Hanoi still contains many traditional beauties and characteristics. They can be small ancient

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6 (Non-Millennial) Solo Female Travelers Share Their Travel Wisdom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 07 06:12:09 PST 2017

Solo female travel isn't just for millennials! In this column, Kristin Addis introduces us to some older solo female travelers who are following their dreams to see the world. These women come from all backgrounds and all walks of life, proving it's never too late to start traveling.

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Forex Travel Card: Your best companion on international travels

by zestinatote @ Zest In A Tote

Thu Dec 28 22:42:03 PST 2017

Safer than cash, more convenient than travellers cheques, and with locked-in exchange rates, cheaper than credit or debit cards most of the times, the Forex Travel Card is your best international travel companion.

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Things to do in Turin Italy in One Day: Pizza, Gelato & Must-See Sights

by Stephen @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Sun Dec 24 09:50:22 PST 2017

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Here’s your guide to things to do in Turin Italy in one day, including the best pizza and gelato as recommended by our local friends! It includes a self-guided walking tour map, too. Though it’s not a huge city like Rome or a capital of fashion like Milan, Turin Italy (also known as Torino) is […]

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32 Easy & Creative Travel Photography Tips

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Oct 16 20:05:27 PDT 2017

If you want to improve your photography skills so you can take better travel photos, you've come to the right place! Whether you’re a total newbie to taking pictures, or you’re an experienced photographer trying to polish your skills, this article is full of photography tips and hacks for people of all levels. 

Weather and how to explore Hanoi in January

by Phan Len @ Inspitrip Blog

Sat Jan 20 09:20:21 PST 2018

Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam and is home to around eight million people, which is over 8 percent of Vietnam’s overall population. This area of Asia has a tropical climate with hot, humid weather in Summer but it is completely different in Winter, the temperature sometimes goes down to 8°C. The best weather […]

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Two Days in Hanoi – How to Make the Most of It

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Wed Dec 20 02:18:59 PST 2017

Small alleys crammed with food stalls, delicious smells filling the air of the quaint Old Town streets and imposing monuments honoring Vietnam’s rich and turbulent history— all that and more is Hanoi. If you are planning a short trip here and want to see all the main attractions, this two-day itinerary of the capital is […]

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Sapa: Hiking with the Hmong

by Amanda Bensted @ Vietnam – ARoamerTherapy

Mon Jun 29 00:56:29 PDT 2015

Tung had buck teeth and a smile that played about her eyes. She wore huge hoop earrings and indigo embroidered clothes that marked her out as a member of one of Vietnam’s highland minority groups, the Black Hmong. It’s hard to tour Sapa in Vietnam’s northwest without being mobbed by the Hmong. When my bus arrived in town, I barely caught a glimpse of the charming mountain village before my exit was blockaded by a horde of little ladies dressed in the trademark Hmong clothing: black hemp jackets and skirts embroidered with bold, geometric patterns in even bolder, contrasting colours. They covered their legs in cotton ribbons wound all the way up to the knee. On their backs they carried woven baskets as if they were backpacks. You can’t move through Sapa without Hmong women badgering you to buy their textile wares or join them on a hill trek. But you can’t really blame them. Tourism is what it’s all about in Sapa. It’s the town’s raison d’etre. And for good reason. Sapa resembles a Swiss alpine town, but with a greater tangle of electrical lines and more rundown façades. The main road snakes down a valley and is lined with enticing eateries and […]

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Living Lagom in Sweden: An Interview With Lola Akerstrom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Nov 30 08:05:51 PST 2017

Lagom is the key to unlocking the Swedish psyche, and it governs all aspect of Swedish society. In this interview, Lola A. Åkerström talks about why lagom is about more than just balance, and what it's like to assimilate into life in Sweden as a writer and photographer.

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7 of the Best Yoga Travel Destinations for Your 2018 Adventures

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Tue Jan 02 05:00:15 PST 2018

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If you think India is the ultimate yoga travel destination, think again! These 7 places (plus 7 great alternatives) are our picks for the very best yoga adventures in 2018! A couple of years ago, we made our first trip to India. Having heard from all our yogi friends what a mind-blowing spiritual experience it […]

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The 19 Best Travel Accessories To Save Space, Time And Money In 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Sep 27 01:36:39 PDT 2017

This article is a comprehensive list of all the items and travel accessories that make your life easier when you are on the road. Based on my personal experience and the latest trends out there. How many have you got already? Let me start by saying I’ve seen loads of lists of “must-have” travel accessories […]

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The bright, bold world of splashy home decor brand SmithHönig

by Atlanta Magazine @ Atlanta Magazine

Fri Dec 15 13:27:44 PST 2017

SmithHönig, a maker of wild and bright home fabrics and decor inspired by travel, has formally been a company for less than a year. But its founders, Melanie Hönig and Kellie Smith, have been creative collaborators for more than a decade. They met when Hönig hired Smith, an interior designer, to work on her home. “She came over, and we were supposed to talk about window treatments,” says Hönig, a photographer and travel blog author. “About four hours, a bottle of wine, and a box of chocolates later, we knew we wanted to work on something together.”

Stories from my Sustainable Trip with the UNWTO

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:32:40 PST 2018

I feel so incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to travel around the world with the United Nations World Tourism Organization to raise awareness about sustainable travel. This adventure brought me paragliding in Colombia, snorkeling in Mexico and through some of Germany's most magical Christmas markets. Come along on my journey and read my deep thoughts, funny wonderings and most memorable stories and pictures!

Discover: Kanab

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 15 21:53:24 PST 2008

When eating at Houston's restaurant in Kanab, Utah, tip the servers well; they pack pistols, although it's just for show -- allegedly.

Discover: Graz

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Mar 02 21:53:07 PST 2008

UPC Arena in Graz, Austria was renamed in 1997 to honor native son Arnold Schwarzenegger, but the old name was restored in 2005 over the governor's support of the death penalty.

The Best Snorkeling Spot’s Around Bali

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Nov 21 08:55:13 PST 2017

Bali is famous for it’s stunning sunsets and awesome surfing, yet the snorkel spots are just as incredible. In fact, scientist’s have said that Bali, along with the rest of Indonesia, is part of the ‘coral triangle’. This means that the snorkeling here is the most bio-diverse, hot spot for marine life in the world! If you are stuck on …

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What is Sustainable Tourism and What Does it Look Like Around the World

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:48:27 PST 2018

What is sustainable travel? Well, isn't that a good question! I am delving into what sustainable tourism looks like around the world: from Colombia to Germany! Read real life stories and examples of how sustainable travel can transform our world for the better and become a part of the change!

Discover: Aberdeen

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Mar 04 21:53:07 PST 2008

Among the artifacts displayed at The Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen, Scotland is a flag from Hitler's staff car. (Don't ask how they got it.)

Where to go for breakfast in Hanoi

by admin @ Vietnam Private Tours

Wed Apr 12 18:54:34 PDT 2017

A steaming bowl of beef noodle soup for breakfast is not bad. But it is not everyone’s idea of an ideal breakfast, especially foreigners, whose tastes, lie more in the direction of waffles or croissants, eggs and bacon. If you want to give noodle soup a break, let’s check out some options below. Let’s go

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How to style your night out in Hanoi

by Amanda Bensted @ Vietnam – ARoamerTherapy

Sun Aug 11 15:55:04 PDT 2013

Whether it’s huddled on tiny plastic stools cluttering a footpath, admiring a rooftop view over Hoàn Kiếm Lake, or strutting down a strobe-lit dance floor, Hanoi offers a night life to suit any taste. Hanoi’s nightly drinking venues are easily divisible into three broad categories: ultra-informal, chic but casual, and top-end decadence. Ultra-informal Any visit to Vietnam is incomplete without trying bia hoi at some point. Bia hoi is home-brewed beer sold from impromptu street-side establishments that vanish during the day. Image courtesy of Hanoi Weather. At night, lights are strung up over tree branches and tiny plastic stools and tables sprawl over pavement and onto the roads. Bia hoi is served in plastic pints for 5000 dong, or just 25 cents. These places are popular among locals and the more daring tourists, who looked around wide-eyed and bewildered. Every hour, police cruise along the street. Those people sitting on stools in the gutter are made to rise and move to the footpath, but once the police disappear, the gutter sprawl returns. At my favourite bia hoi, an entrepreneurial landlord rented out his outhouse, accessed by a long, dark alleyway.  He siat in the doorway and demanded 2000 dong for the privilege of using his unlit, […]

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Discovering Sapa: A Comprehensive Guide to Visiting Vietnam’s Northern Hill Station

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 16:07:57 PST 2018

Sapa is famous for its beautiful landscapes full of verdant rice paddies, rolling hills, Vietnam’s highest mountain, and hidden trails in overgrown valleys. While the idea of coming here for a trek far off from the noise and pollution of the big cities inspires wanderlust, organizing it all can be a bit daunting, especially for […]

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Blue Lime Phnom Penh – A Tranquil Retreat in the Heart of the City

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Thu Dec 14 02:00:45 PST 2017

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This boutique hotel in Phnom Penh is the perfect retreat from the buzz and hum of the city. For people who want to stay in the city centre but also enjoy a spot of quiet relaxation, Blue Lime Phnom Penh is ideal. As with most cities, many of the hotels in Phnom Penh city centre […]

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Mekong & Phu Quoc island (5 days, 4 nights)

by admin @ Vietnam Private Tours

Sat Jan 26 00:04:53 PST 2013

Starts in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Finishes in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

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Vietnam Travel Guide: Phong Nha Cave – Ke Bang National Forest Guide

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Mon Jul 06 23:09:40 PDT 2015

Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park is located in the Bo Trach and Minh Hoa districts in the center of Quang Binh province. The park is bordered by Laos in the west. The road distances are about 500 km south of the capital Hanoi and 260 km north of the port city of Da […]

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And the winner is….

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 21 08:04:04 PST 2017

I received thousands of submissions for my round the world contest, and I enjoyed reading every single one of them. Unfortunately, there can only be one winner. Today, I'm very excited to announce the official winner of the round the world contest! The journey begins next month.

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The Best Lisbon Hidden Gems and Secret Spots

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Jun 10 10:01:34 PDT 2017

This is a curated list of the major Lisbon hidden gems and secret places. No touristy bullshit or pretentiousness here. Whether you are living in Lisbon, have a few extra days to explore or you’re an hipster looking for the off the beaten track, this article is for you. Lisbon holds a special place in […]

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Seven Unique Drinking Traditions From Around the World

by Josh Martinez @ Passport Health

Fri Jan 12 16:38:44 PST 2018

With every trip to a different country, you’re expected to take in the local customs. Eat the food, visit the sites, live like someone who calls the place home. For many travelers, this also applies to alcohol. To get the most of a region, you will often need to experience the bar scene or try […]

Lisbon Travel Blog: Complete City Guide for 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Jun 26 23:57:15 PDT 2017

This Lisbon travel blog and guide has all you need to know to plan your trip to the trendiest hotspot in Europe right now. Budget, tourist traps and places not to miss vs main tourist traps, places to eat and of course insider tips. After all I’ve lived in Lisbon for a decade! I know […]

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How to Give Amazing Mindful Gifts Even if You’re Saving for Travel

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Tue Dec 12 02:05:57 PST 2017

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When you’re saving for travel, holiday season can make a huge dent in the travel budget. Here’s how to get through the season without going broke — while still giving amazing mindful gifts to your friends and family. People are always looking for great gift ideas for travellers. But how should we travellers give back? […]

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How to Travel Like a Local in Europe & North America

by Lauren Barth @ Departful

Fri Jan 19 14:09:57 PST 2018

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Mekong Delta Two Day Tour

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Sun Aug 20 02:12:59 PDT 2017

Overview:  Enjoy the Mekong Delta 2 day tour and praise for the whole adventure.  You will love the sunset over immense rivers and local ferry crossing in Mekong Delta. The night spent in their lodge will also be a highlight: back to basics in right way, wonderful food and impeccable service. With this two day […]

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Top 5 hostels for backpackers in Saigon

by Khue Nguyen @ Inspitrip Blog

Wed Jan 10 19:00:28 PST 2018

Hostels are the way to go for budget-oriented travelers. Visitors can enjoy full of services with small angles, affordable rates. the suggestions below will give you the perfect choice. The Common Room Project Bizarre in concept yet strangely nice in the way it brings it all together, The Common Room Project is where hotel meets […]

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Vietnam and Cambodia Family Tour 15 Days

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Tue Sep 12 23:51:53 PDT 2017

Overview:  The 15 day tour encompasses key highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia, starting from Hanoi and finishing in Siem Reap. In Vietnam, we explore key attractions and destination (Hanoi cultural places, Halong bay cruise, the complex of royal monuments listed as a World Heritage site in Hue, the once prosperous trading port of Hoi An, […]

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33 Travel Memes That Accurately Describe Going On A Vacation

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun Jun 18 02:31:19 PDT 2017

A collection of funny travel memes and GIFs that are real AF and perfectly describe any of your last vacations. Featuring some of my favorite ones ever! Going on a trip is full of funny situations that happen over and over. I’ve put together what usually happens to me and went looking for memes and […]

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How to Know When to Travel Anywhere – The Rove.me experience

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun May 21 09:04:15 PDT 2017

We live in a rushed era where the “fast-food” concept has arrived to the travel world too. Many people out there can do a life of travel based on keeping a count of countries visited and bragging themselves because of it. But is that really the essence of traveling? For me, the whole purpose of […]

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Get Off the Beaten Track in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 12 23:23:16 PST 2017

Located on the bank of Perfume River, this city is the capital of Thua Thien Hue province, 700 kilometers to the south of Hanoi. Although you can visit Hue at any time of the year, the most charming season is surely from March to August, especially March through April when the temperature is at its […]

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Motorbike Rider

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Tue Dec 11 01:55:41 PST 2012

My first piece for Word Hanoi Magazine about Vietnamese backpacking motorbike road trips. Photo and words by me. Thanks to Nick Ross for editing. You can read the full article on Word Hanoi’s website.

How to Deal With the Flu While Traveling

by Josh Martinez @ Passport Health

Mon Jan 22 17:06:45 PST 2018

Day-to-day life can already be stressful enough. That’s why travel can be such a welcoming break. Traveling is an opportunity to get away from the mundane, humdrum of everyday life. Not only does time away relax you, but it also rejuvenates the body and senses. Unfortunately, though, sickness can happen at any time. Whether you’re […]

Discover: Bohinj

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 19 21:53:24 PST 2008

Medieval frescoes in the Church of St. John the Baptist in Bohinj, Slovenia often show figures with large swellings of the neck (goiters), caused by lack of iodine in the local diet.

Test7

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:58:26 PDT 2017

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The most spoken languages in Australia

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Thu Sep 14 21:08:43 PDT 2017

Australia remains predominantly English speaking, despite having more than 300 languages used across the country. However, more than a fifth of Australians speak a language other than English at home, according to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday. The most common one is Mandarin, followed by Arabic, Vietnamese, Cantonese and Italian. […]

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Vietnam Travel Guide: Hue City and Sightseeing Guides

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Mon Jul 06 23:34:31 PDT 2015

Bao Quoc Temple Camp Fuller and the Rock Pile Doc Mieu Hai Van Pass Hamburger Hill Ho Chi Minh Museum Ho Chi Minh’s Home in Hue Hue Monuments Conservation Center Khai Dinh’s Tomb Khe Sanh Thai Hoa Palace The Citadel and Imperial City The Dakrong Bridge and the Ho Chi Minh Trail The Flag Tower […]

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Food for Travel: China

by Josh Martinez @ Passport Health

Thu Jan 25 16:50:31 PST 2018

There is often a misconception when it comes to Chinese cuisine. Many assume that because it’s all from the same country, all Chinese food is the same. Thankfully, that couldn’t be further from the truth. You could travel all across the country of China and not eat the same thing twice. Every region of China […]

A Thrilling Hai Van Pass Adventure With Onetrip

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 19 00:07:04 PST 2017

Vietnam is a fabulous country that sings harmonies of the wild jungle and the people that venture through it. That is a destination that you must visit at least once in your life if you seek adventure. One of the most desired places to stay in Vietnam for both foreigners and locals alike is Da […]

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A Foodie’s Guide to Hue, Vietnam

by Sue Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 15 01:48:26 PST 2017

Come to Hue and Eat like a Local Hue City is the old capital of Vietnam. Despite its location – next to Da Nang – the new economic center, Hue is calm and peaceful in a unique way. If you want to have a truly relaxing travel experience, Hue is definitely the city you must […]

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How to Order Coffee in Vietnam Like a Local

by Bill @ The Hungry Suitcase

Thu Jun 18 10:31:49 PDT 2015

Vietnam is a country that runs on coffee. There is a cafe on just about every block in Saigon and Hanoi and they’re packed most of the day with a mix of locals leisurely sipping away enjoying the day and others grabbing a quick fix on their way to wherever they’re headed. The cafe culture in Saigon is why it’s one of our favorite cities in the world. To see the list of our favorite Saigon cafes, check out our post on it.

Coffee is brewed differently in Vietnam. It’s sort of a mix between the French press and pourover methods and despite producing great coffee, it’s surprisingly “low tech”. You won’t see any chem-lab looking siphons or giant blown-glass drip towers. Coffee is brewed in a little metal filter called a “phin”. Grounds go in, water goes in, and coffee ... Read More »

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Test4

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:57:23 PDT 2017

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The Best Eco Yoga Mat to Energize Your Practice in 2018

by Stephen @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Tue Jan 16 05:00:43 PST 2018

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If you’re looking for an eco yoga mat that is durable, comfortable, and non slip, you’ve come to the right place! I’ve tried all of these yoga mats and my reviews will help you choose the right mat for you body and your practice. Students are always asking me what yoga mat I use. Because […]

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Where to go in Ha Giang

by IV Blogging Team @ Vietnam Private Tours

Sat Oct 08 00:49:11 PDT 2016

Ha Giang is the province in the North of Vietnam with many beautiful destinations. With the epic landscapes here, it is very worth being discovered. Coming to Ha Giang, tourists can see the endless roads, unique terraces and more than that. Therefore, you shouldn’t miss Ha Giang in your holiday. The followings will help you

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Holidays at Thien Cam Beach, Ha Tinh Province

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Sun Jun 28 01:50:20 PDT 2015

Photos and a few travel tips for Thien Cam beach, a highlight of Ha Tinh province in the center of Vietnam

Indulge in Guilt-Free Luxury at 7 of the World’s Best Green Retreats

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Tue Jan 09 05:00:02 PST 2018

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These luxury green retreats may not be totally affordable but they are FABULOUS and guilt-free. Even if you travel on the cheap, these 7 eco retreats are all you need to fire up your 2018 travel dreams. Who doesn’t love to look at pictures of exotic retreats around the world? It’s even better when they […]

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Vietnam Itinerary: How to Get the Most from 1–4 Weeks in Vietnam

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Thu Jan 04 07:00:22 PST 2018

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These one-week itineraries can be done on their own or combined to create the ultimate adventurous Vietnam itinerary. This is an amazing country, so grab our itinerary suggestions and get planning your trip! Unless you’ve got months and months to explore Vietnam, I suggest you plan your Vietnam travel route for a specific region. There’s […]

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7 Unique Experiences and Things To Do in Pico Island, Azores

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Aug 30 08:12:51 PDT 2017

These are some of the most unique things to do in Pico you can’t miss when you’re in the island. Pico is the second largest island of the Azores archipelago – after São Miguel. Despite being the most obviously volcanic, it still boasts an incredible variety of landscapes. Between the green meadows, the lava fields, […]

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29. Nam Phuong

by Atlanta Magazine @ Atlanta Magazine

Thu Jan 18 06:00:20 PST 2018

Both the Chamblee and Norcross locations of Nam Phuong are worthwhile starting points for discovering the joys of Vietnamese cuisine beyond pho and banh mi.

2017 Round Up: Our Top Ten Travel Articles

by Lauren Barth @ Departful

Sun Dec 31 18:04:58 PST 2017

Here we are (again) at the start of another year. Where did the time go? As we take stock of […]

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Discover: Jacksonville

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Feb 11 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you visit Fort Caroline National Memorial in Jacksonville, Florida, don't expect to see the eponymous fort itself; it's now beneath the waters of the St. John's River.

How To Visit The Amalfi Coast, Vesuvius and Pompeii From Naples Independently

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Jul 10 15:27:55 PDT 2017

I’m sharing my full planning insights to visit Naples, Pompeii, Vesuvius and Amalfi Coast on a fully independent trip. I’ve used no expensive tours or agencies and I now show you how you can do the same. This is the fun and adventurous Italy! I just came back from a surprise trip I prepared to […]

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Discover: Kota Kinabalu

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 28 21:53:24 PST 2008

The Hall of Skulls at Monsopiad Cultural Village outside Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia features 42 skulls of enemies, all killed by the warrior-hero Monsopiad.

Test6

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:58:04 PDT 2017

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New Year, Same Me! – TruTravels talk New Years resolutions

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Wed Jan 03 04:25:45 PST 2018

NEW YEAR, STILL THE SAME ME! I say there is nothing wrong with the person you are already and instead of making false pretences, we should perhaps use the new year to focus on the ‘REAL YOU’. Think about all the things you love to do, the things that make you happy and then project your energies on doing them …

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combo Sapaly train

by huyen @ Vietnam Impressive

Fri Mar 17 03:50:24 PDT 2017

Reunification Trains Victoria Express Carriage China to Vietnam Trains Tours in Sapa   Combo Sapaly Train and Sapaly Hotel in Lao Cai: you are looking for a free & easy package for an amazing trip in Sapa? Taking overnight trains to Lao Cai, Sapaly Express and Sapaly hotel in Lao Cai provide a first class train service with good […]

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The best propaganda museums in Vietnam

by Amanda Bensted @ Vietnam – ARoamerTherapy

Mon Feb 10 09:07:44 PST 2014

No matter where you grow up, you’re always going to hear a slightly skewed version of historical events. As an Australian, I learned briefly in high school about the trauma Aussie soldiers – and their American allies – experienced during Vietnam War. But travelling to the country itself gives you an entirely new, and often thoroughly biased, perspective on events. Vietnam’s museums provide quality displays and fascinating stories you often don’t hear back home. But many of them do portray an interesting version of events. Here are three Vietnamese museums that display a more obvious inclination towards Vietnamese propaganda, sometimes to the point of hilarity: War Remnants Museum – Ho Chi Minh City Type ‘Vietnamese propaganda museums’ into Google and the words War Remnants Museum dominate the page. Nestled away in a leafy downtown suburb in Ho Chi Minh City, this museum is dedicated to the Vietnam War – or, as it is more suitably called in Vietnam, the American War. It is a first-class museum, an imposing grey concrete structure that makes you tremble just to look at it. And perhaps that’s the museum’s point, because as I wandered through the well-presented exhibits, I got a sense, as an Australian, […]

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Testimonial 2017

by huyen @ Vietnam Impressive

Thu Feb 02 18:29:11 PST 2017

Testimonials 2015 Testimonials 2014 Testimonials 2011 Testimonials 2008 Testimonials 2016 Testimonials 2013 Testimonials 2010 Testimonials 2007  Testimonials 2018 Testimonials 2012 Testimonials 2009 Home Vietnam Impressive on press www.telegraph.co.uk www.vietnamimpressive.com is on Sunday Telegraph – one of the UK’s most important national newspapers. www.tripadvisor.com We are now on the world largest unbiased travel forum ready for […]

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Road Trip: Hanoi – Moc Chau – Son La – Pha Din

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Sun Mar 02 03:41:47 PST 2014

Photos from my latest spring road trip to Moc Chau in its full bloom and Pha Din, one of the "fantastic four" mountain passes of Vietnam

Uncovering Romania’s Medieval Heritage Through its Sights & Cities

by Marius Iliescu @ Departful

Wed Dec 13 13:26:11 PST 2017

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SURVIVING BORACAY ALONE

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Thu Apr 24 12:18:24 PDT 2014

In March of 2012, I was nearly finished with a 3-week journey moving west through the Visayas region of The Philippines. Visayas is famous for beach and diving destinations. I have never been very interested in beaches, so I was focused on the cities of Cebu, Dumaguete, Bacolod, Iloilo and Kalibo. I did, however, have a beach destination as my final stop before flying out of the country. That beach was the most famous beach in all of The Philippines- Boracay. I was all by my sad self during these weeks in the Philippines. I’d met people here and there along the way, but I didn’t join a backpacker caravan or fall in love. So, how is it traveling to Boracay alone, anyway?

Often beach destinations entice travelers of impossibly clear turquoise waters bookended by eternal sunrises and sunsets. So often, ... Read More »

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All is not blue in the city of Jodhpur, Rajasthan

by zestinatote @ Zest In A Tote

Fri Dec 15 18:47:47 PST 2017

One of my favourite cities - Jodhpur with the majestic Mehrangarh Fort, other examples of architecture, spicy local food and friendly vibes - is a must-do on any itinerary to Rajasthan. 

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Orphanage in Vietnam

by The Social Poop @ Vietnam Travels – The Social Poop

Wed Jan 18 17:45:11 PST 2017

  Orphanage in Vietnam What is Agent Orange?  Agent Orange is a chemical weapon used by the US military during its herbicide war campaign in Vietnam. The US would disguise the gas like weapon in bombs. When the bomb exploded, the poisonous gas would spread across the area, wreaking devastation and disease to the populous. The…… Continue reading Orphanage in Vietnam

Top 5 islands you must visit in Nha Trang

by IV Blogging Team @ Vietnam Private Tours

Mon Aug 29 20:42:00 PDT 2016

Nha Trang, Vietnam is one of the 29 most charming beaches in the world. Come to Nha Trang, you can not only lie under the sun, enjoy the picturesque sceneries and peaceful atmosphere but also have a nice tour around a lot of pretty islands. Here are the most beautiful islands that you cannot miss

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The Pros and Cons of Voluntourism

by Josh Martinez @ Passport Health

Tue Jan 16 17:47:59 PST 2018

Voluntourism, otherwise known as Volunteer Tourism, continues to be a popular alternative to the normal vacation. A traveler can visit some exotic region with the purpose of volunteering. It can be an excellent way for individuals to learn about a different culture and explore a country while helping those in need. Many voluntours are in […]

The Top Hotels & Resorts for Travellers in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Region

by Lauren Barth @ Departful

Thu Jan 11 09:31:33 PST 2018

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The Ultimate Itinerary of São Miguel Island (Made By An Azorean)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Thu May 18 10:27:31 PDT 2017

São Miguel in the Azores is a vibrant garden in the middle of the Atlantic. With so many different landscapes and things to do there, planning a route to explore the island is essential. This is the exact road trip itinerary I use when I get friends visiting São Miguel island and now I’m sharing […]

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Vietnam Travel Tips

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Thu Jan 25 10:09:34 PST 2018

Almost a year ago now I decided to sit on a beach on the island of Phu Quoc and sweat it out to pass on my top Vietnam Travel Tips, via video. Until now, those friendly words of advice have been buried under a mountain of work, but, you’ll be pleased to know, with a few hours to kill on my recent inbound and outbound Florida flights, I’ve dredged them […]

Lisbon 3-Day Itinerary: What to See In Europe’s Hipster Capital

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun Jun 04 04:28:38 PDT 2017

This Lisbon 3-day itinerary is ideal for anyone visiting for the first time the portuguese capital. It’s packed with insider advice of what’s REALLY worth to do and hipster tips to see the major sights. Bem-vindo a Lisboa! Oh Lisbon. The city oozing the million-dollar combination of tradition, charm and modernism. The alluring culture, the […]

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Campervan Budget for a 3-Month Road Trip

by Ben Zweber @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Wed Sep 13 10:01:27 PDT 2017

Traveling across the U.S.A. can be expensive, especially when you're living in a gas-guzzling campervan. Despite gas prices, you can still have a budget friendly road trip. We kept track of everything we spent during our 3 months on the road in the United States and broke it down by category for you to see. If you're planning your own campervan or RV road trip, you're going to want to read this.

LIVE LIKE A LOCAL: RENT A SHORT-TERM APARTMENT WHILE TRAVELING

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Thu Jun 05 11:30:18 PDT 2014

If you want to experience the true life of a place, experience it like a local: get an apartment in a true neighborhood. Wake up to the sounds of street vendors and garbage trucks. Be recognized with a smile by your local noodle-slinger.

If a city strikes your fancy, rent an apartment for a month and stick around for awhile.

Another advantage of worldwide Internet networking is that it allows us to exchange short-term apartments without going through an agent or company. Check the New York City craigslist sublet page and you’ll find plenty of Parisians happy to exchange their Left Bank apartment for a little temporary stepping stone on the Upper West Side. Though apartment exchanges are rare in Asia, there are plenty of expats and locals alike who will be vacating their adobe and happy to have someone trustworthy in ... Read More »

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Top 101 Unique Gift Ideas For Travelers

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Sun Nov 05 01:39:38 PST 2017

If you’re looking for a gift for someone who loves to travel, but you can’t afford to buy them a flight around the world, we’ve got a ton of ideas for you - 101 ideas, to be exact! From super practical travel gear they’ll actually use to pretty gifts for their home, this is one of the most complete gift guide out there. We’re sure you’ll find the perfect unique gift for your favorite traveler!

Memorable Family Journey

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Wed Sep 13 00:08:18 PDT 2017

Overview: Our trip starts in busy and bustling Saigon. We visit its key historic sites including Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum and the fascinating Notre Dame Cathedral. We enjoy a river boat cruise through densely connected network of rivers and canals in the Mekong Delta, passing through colorful floating markets and orchards. A home stay in an island is a trip […]

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Social media has revolutionised travel and I’m not sure I like it

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Sun Jul 16 02:33:52 PDT 2017

When I talk about my first solo trip overseas this time 10 years ago, I feel like an octogenarian reflecting on simpler times. But I can’t help but feel that travel has changed – and I’m not sure it’s for the better. There are many ways travel as changed in the past 10 years, but perhaps the biggest game changer has been the advent of social media. Ten years ago, Facebook was a mere foundling. Instagram, Snapchat and Pinterest weren’t even around. And I feel like without these huge influences in our lives, we were different travellers. Perhaps, even, better travellers. So how has social media changed us as jet setters? People forget to really appreciate the moment When the National Gallery of Victoria recently hosted a quality Van Gogh exhibit, I was one of the first through the doors. I freaking love Van Gogh. I’m sure I stared at his The Starry Night at the MoMA for a good 30 minutes. So I couldn’t wait to see a collection of his works in my home town. But I was completely dismayed by the fellow visitors to the exhibit. I watched people wander from one painting the the next, viewing everything […]

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Tour Passes with TruTravels- The easiest way to travel South East Asia!

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Dec 05 06:58:44 PST 2017

Your opinion matters… Why tour passes? Well, we have been running trips throughout South East Asia for four years now, from one tour to thirteen across 5 countries and we wouldn’t be where we were today if it wasn’t for all you wonderful travelers! We have been offering combo trips for the past two years now which have proven super …

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Best Family Holiday Vietnam

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Tue Sep 12 23:57:12 PDT 2017

Overview:  Best family holiday Vietnam was designed for families with children, teenagers and other members who want to explore key cultural attractions of Vietnam in a slow pace. We will start from Hanoi city, exploring its elegance, cultural charm and fun places including museums and water puppet theatre. In Halong Bay, we cruise through beautiful sceneries, grottoes […]

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Vietnam Holiday with Teenagers

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Wed Sep 13 00:04:29 PDT 2017

Overview: Our Vietnam holiday with teenagers starts from the South of Vietnam. We enjoy a river boat cruise through densely connected networks of rivers and canals in the Mekong Delta, passing through colorful floating markets and orchards. Then we have a day visit to its key historic sites including the Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum and […]

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My Mom Says This Blog is Boring

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Tue Jan 16 06:00:50 PST 2018

Last month, my mom told me she thought this blog was boring. “Where’s all the fun stuff? I want to see more photos of you traveling. I don’t care about these other updates.” “Mom, I live in Austin now. You know I’m not on the road that much,” I replied. “I know but still….I want […]

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Reunification Train Hanoi-Saigon Vietnam Information and Service

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Tue Sep 13 21:32:31 PDT 2016

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The Best Of Siquijor: Itinerary, Tourist Spots and Budget in 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Apr 22 06:54:30 PDT 2017

This Siquijor travel guide and itinerary has all you need to know to plan your trip to one of the best hidden gems of the Philippines. Dreamy waterfalls, secret tropical beaches and memorable sunsets await you in Siquijor: the island of fire! Siquijor island has been known as land of witchcraft, enchantments and sorcery. So […]

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Conquering Mount Fansipan the Right Way (Tallest Mountain in Vietnam)

by Anna Suszynski @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 15:42:50 PST 2018

Mount Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam and Indochina peninsula, located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. It was once only visited by adventure seekers fit enough to make the strenuous hike, but now this mountain offers a few different experiences for all types of travelers. Regardless of the new tram that brings […]

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Vietnam’s Beautiful Northern Beaches on Quan Lan Island

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Sat Nov 28 09:23:20 PST 2015

Some photos and travel tips to a beautiful island in Northern Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City Walking Tour – You’ll find it’s more than a modern city

by Phan Len @ Inspitrip Blog

Tue Dec 26 05:00:33 PST 2017

Ho Chi Minh City – also known as Saigon – is no longer a strange destination for travellers visiting Vietnam. Arriving at Tan Son Nhat Airport, you are free to venture and explore a number of destinations in Vietnam, but believe me, don’t mistake Ho Chi Minh as another sprawling modern city without personality. With […]

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This Phnom Penh Boutique Hotel is a Unique Retreat in the City Centre

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Tue Dec 19 05:00:17 PST 2017

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This Phnom Penh boutique hotel is perfect for couples or families who want comfort, style, and a peaceful place to retreat after exploring the bustling city. There’s a special magic that happens when a hotel finds the right balance between comfort, design, and a welcoming atmosphere. TeaHouse Asian Urban Hotel, a welcoming boutique hotel in […]

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Halong Bay: Motorbike adventures

by Amanda Bensted @ Vietnam – ARoamerTherapy

Fri Apr 03 04:06:38 PDT 2015

Throughout Asia, I harboured dreams of whipping through the countryside on a motorbike. It’s the quintessential Asian adventure, right? The wind would lick at my hair and the breeze would cool me down. I’d scoot through out-of-the-way roads, waving congenially to locals zipping past me or looking on flabbergasted from the roadside. The freedom and independence would be beautiful and romantic. There was just one teeny, tiny setback. I had no confidence in my motorbiking abilities (a fear I am not alone in, it seems). Nor was it encouraging meeting numerous tourists carrying nasty scars or hospital bracelets as souvenirs from their own motorbike mishaps. No solo driving? No sweat; Vietnam is renowned for its Easy Rider programs, where motorcyclists take you on long-distance rides across the country. Plus if you’re a solo traveller, it’s pretty easy to pick up a more courageous fellow traveller to escort you on the back of their bike. And that’s exactly what I did. When fellow Hanoi hosteller Simon offered me (… OK, I may have begged) his teensy bike backseat, (on the proviso I secure my own bike helmet) for the ride to Halong Bay, I jumped at the opportunity. Screw the bus! […]

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This is what it’s like to not have a place called “home”

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Sun Dec 17 16:30:21 PST 2017

I recently connected with Yasmin Helal, travel writing at Living Among the Locals. In this post, she explains what it’s like to be so nomadic that you lose sight of what’s “home”. I have been a traveller long before I can remember. One of my earliest memories is of myself clutching my sister’s warm hands as we both walked to preschool, with Kurdistan’s icy mountains in the background. That was before I could make a distinction between different cultures. It was a time when I didn’t care about being at home. I would have never guessed that I’d spend the rest of my life yearning for being at home. At some point in 1988, when the winter got colder and the war got bloodier, we fled in the darkness of the night, after which we crossed the borders by foot to Iran. Despite the high mortality rate among children and my parents’ war injuries, we made it alive. Permanent limbo I did feel at home in the few years that followed in Cairo. Those years were probably the closest I will ever feel at home. I’m told that even if I returned, I won’t feel the same. Cairo is a […]

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Discover: Tokyo

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 17 21:53:24 PST 2008

Want to visit the Northern, Western, Eastern and Southern Capitals? Book flights to Beijing, Xian, Tokyo and Nanjing.

Travel loneliness and the one skill you need to deal with it

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Mon Nov 27 01:07:17 PST 2017

My villa sat in the middle of rice paddies. It attracted dragonflies, butterflies and the occasional bats at night. I went to sleep to the hum of insects and awoke to the cock’s crow at the crack of dawn. Ducks waddled in a row through the rice paddies. The local farmers passing by never failed to smile. Sometimes they waved from afar or even attempted conversations in Bahasa and English with me. And yet in my first week in Bali, my overriding emotion was one of intense loneliness. Loneliness is natural and normal in travel We don’t talk about the loneliness enough, but it can be a fundamental part of travel – especially if you’re a solo traveller. Many times, when you’re in the right headspace, the solitude is welcome. Many more times, the friendships click easily into place, built on like-minded interests and a mutual need for company. Indeed, the last time I’d visited that same Balinese villa, I’d found myself in deep conversations and making plans with my housemates from the moment I arrived. But other times, especially when solitude is the last thing you want, it’s often the only thing you get. The universe likes to play […]

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Discover: Savannah

by @ Wikitravel

Sat Feb 16 21:53:24 PST 2008

Chippewa Square in Savannah, Georgia was the site of the bus stop in the movie Forrest Gump, but don't look for the famous bench; it was just a prop.

The Best Homestays in Sapa (For An Authentic & Personal Experience)

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 29 02:29:06 PST 2017

H’mong, Dao, and Giay people speaking English more fluently than Vietnamese, tremendous natural vistas right outside your balcony, an early morning chill with clouds hovering over the mountains, this and more is what you should expect from Sapa! Located on the northern border of Vietnam, Sapa is the only region of the country that has […]

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10 THINGS I CAN’T TRAVEL WITHOUT

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Mon Jun 23 11:34:40 PDT 2014

Recently I’ve taken a four-month break off of travel to settle into a comfortable life in a quiet town. It’s been nice, mostly.

I do miss packing and unpacking the bags. I miss tossing away ripped up socks, giving away paperback books, and moving what’s left of my big shampoo into a small little shampoo thingy.

Some things are essential to have packed and ready to grab when I’m on the road. I will not include the obvious things like a camera, computer, passport, etc. These following are the little home run hitters that are easy to forget about, but always needed:

1. DENTAL FLOSS

I like to eat. I like to eat meat. I like eating late. My teeth are spaced fairly far apart from laughing too much. Stuff gets in there and I need to get it out. I’ve often been wandering ... Read More »

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Discover: Kratie

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 12 21:53:24 PST 2008

The interior of the Phnom Sombok temple in Kratie, Cambodia is decorated with torture scenes for the edification of the non-virtuous visitor.

Australia and Vietnam to reinforce multifaceted ties

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Tue Sep 05 01:07:37 PDT 2017

The agreement was reached in talks held by Deputy Prime Minister Vương Đình Huệ and his Australian counterpart, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Water Resources Barnaby Joyce; as well as working sessions with Minister of Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop and Minister of Trade, Tourism and Investment Steven Ciobo in Canberra. The Australian […]

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The Most Complete Travel Guide to Pico Island, Azores

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Thu Aug 24 04:24:54 PDT 2017

This easy-to-follow Pico travel guide contains all you need to know to explore Pico island in Azores. Find out the best places to go and how to budget and plan your itinerary. And of course, what and where to eat. Let’s get started! Each island in the Azores has its own charm and appeal. There’s […]

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Socially Responsible Travel in Hanoi (Travel and Give Back to the Community)

by Sue Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Jan 19 00:44:29 PST 2018

The phrase “socially responsible travel” is a new trend followed by travelers all over the world, in the context that traveling and experiencing new cultures is popular nowadays. Hanoi, renown for the chaotic Old Quarter, many little temples, Dong Xuan Market that sells household goods and street food, already has so much to offer. However, […]

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The Secret Sauce Behind Scott’s Cheap Flights

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Mon Dec 11 06:34:52 PST 2017

Scott Keyes turned a simple newsletter into a popular travel hacking site, Scott's Cheap Flights. In this interview, Scott tells us how he and his worldwide team find cheap flights using a combination of manpower and knowledge of industry trends. Every flight is hand-searched!

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Hanoi – Your Travel Guide

by vietnamtravel @ Vietnam Travel

Tue Jan 23 12:21:03 PST 2018

Wonder’s and beauty of Hanoi.
 

Discover: Santa Fe

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 29 21:53:24 PST 2008

In the celebrated art colony of Santa Fe, New Mexico, you can of course get paintings of the scenery of the southwestern United States, but did you know you can also get original paintings of Daffy Duck and Wile E. Coyote?

Testimonial 2018

by huyen @ Vietnam Impressive

Fri Dec 29 20:56:15 PST 2017

Testimonials 2015 Testimonials 2014 Testimonials 2011 Testimonials 2008 Testimonials 2016 Testimonials 2013 Testimonials 2010 Testimonials 2007  Testimonials 2017 Testimonials 2012 Testimonials 2009 Home Vietnam Impressive on press www.telegraph.co.uk www.vietnamimpressive.com is on Sunday Telegraph – one of the UK’s most important national newspapers. www.tripadvisor.com We are now on the world largest unbiased travel forum ready for […]

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How to Use Your Social Network to Travel the World

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Jan 18 06:00:19 PST 2018

Celinne da Costa spent a year traveling the world and relying on the kindness of strangers to host her. She stayed with 70+ strangers in 17 countries across four continents. In this interview, Celinne tells us how she did it all, with surprisingly very few hiccups along the way.

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History Of Vietnam

by The Social Poop @ Vietnam Travels – The Social Poop

Fri Jan 13 13:12:23 PST 2017

  The history of Vietnam can be discovered in history books and the internet. Today, I am going to enrich your lives with the history of Vietnam as I heard it firsthand from the local community. Early History The story begins 2000 years ago with the Chinese Empire looking to explore south-east Asia. The Chinese…… Continue reading History Of Vietnam

Travel news: Monte Carlo Las Vegas Update

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Nov 30 16:00:00 PST 1999

As of today, Las Vegas' Monte Carlo Casino Hotel remains closed pending the investigation of last week's fire and the impending repair work. At this time, reservations at the Monte Carlo are being moved to other MGM Mirage hotels. In addition, the Lance Burton show will be suspended for the time being and all tickets that have already been purchased will be refunded.

Getting Around in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Sun Dec 17 03:24:06 PST 2017

Hue is the famous Imperial city of Central Vietnam, the throne of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 to 1945. Old and tranquil, Hue is frozen in time, standing amongst the remnants of a once glorious Asian empire. Because of this, getting around Hue is intriguing with many options available, and sights to see. A major […]

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Climbing Mount Pico: All You Need To Know For an Epic Hike

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Aug 16 02:31:46 PDT 2017

During my last trip to Azores, I had the pleasure of climbing Mount Pico in Pico island. Here’s my experience and how you can get to the top safely. While it’s not by any means amongst the tallest in the world, Mount Pico can be deceptively difficult to conquer which leads to many failed climb […]

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Test3

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:57:01 PDT 2017

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My 2017 in Travel: The Video

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Fri Dec 29 07:23:39 PST 2017

I went to 12 different countries in 2017. It was brilliant. I took video, I’ve not really done anything with it though, soooo, I thought, montage! I wanted to look back on an incredible year, and think about what I’ve learned along the way. “This is basically the script I wrote for the video above but what didn’t make it in, thanks to timings I’ve put in italicised quotes like […]

Lan Ha Bay: Rice wine & karaoke with the fishermen

by Amanda Bensted @ Vietnam – ARoamerTherapy

Sun Apr 26 13:46:32 PDT 2015

Our hosts poured us all another tipple of rice wine, prompted us to hold our shot glasses high in the air, and counted down to take the shot. The wine slipped down my throat, burning my insides along the way, and when I slammed the glass upside down on the wooden floorboards, the room swayed. Literally: it swayed. Because we were dining in a fisherman’s hut moored to one of the limestone pinnacles that define the Ha Long Bay region. This wasn’t what I had dreamed of when I chartered a boat with 3 other travel friends to cruise around Lan Ha Bay overnight with Asia Outdoors. But I certainly wasn’t complaining. No plush ocean liner could have beaten this experience. We had a big wooden boat all to ourselves, with a cabin filled with tables and chairs and a roof decked out with cushions for us to sit back and enjoy the view. And it was to be a mighty one. Lan Ha Bay cruise Lan Ha Bay might take second place to Ha Long Bay, but that doesn’t make it any less beautiful; just more down-to-earth. It doesn’t get the crowds Halong Bay attracts – and it’s got something […]

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Why don’t we ever talk about the bad days?

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Tue Jun 20 04:33:11 PDT 2017

Yesterday, I had a long wait in Yogyakarta Airport thanks to flight delays. I was in one of those troughs characteristic to solo travel, coming right off a soul-soaring high. I was sleep deprived, hung over, and sad at having had to farewell more like-minded travel souls. Another hostel family loved and lost. But I was also excited to begin my next journey in Bali. I anticipated rice paddies, hipster heaven and a whole bathroom to myself. This wasn’t a bad day. Yet when I was sitting by the mobile charging docks waiting for my phone to juice up, I started talking to a Dutch guy who was on his first ever solo trip overseas. He was heading home, having reduced his trip from 6 weeks to two. On the second day of his holiday, he was involved in a car accident in Jakarta and spent a night in hospital with minor injuries. Tired, jet lagged, injured and suffering culture shock, he decided to hell with it and brought forward his home-bound flight. It takes courage to admit defeat. In this exhibitionist, social media-frenzied world, it takes courage to confess that it isn’t all orange sunsets and tequilas by swimming […]

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Discover: Jakar

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 22 21:53:24 PST 2008

A cypress tree outside Kurje Lhakhang monastery in Jakar, Bhutan is claimed to have grown from Guru Rinpoche's walking stick.

Vietnam Travel Guide: Danang City and Sightseeings Guide

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Tue Jul 07 00:38:10 PDT 2015

Son Tra Peninsula China Beach (Non Nuoc) My Khe Beach Nam O Beach Xuan Thieu Beach Bac My An Beach Marble Mountains Cham Museum   > Son Tra Peninsula  Son Tra Peninsula is a low mountainous area fully covered by forest . It is one of the city’s  lung. Son Tra Peninsula and the Hai […]

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Family Holidays: Activities and Ideas to engage kids during travel

by zestinatote @ Zest In A Tote

Fri Dec 08 17:58:20 PST 2017

Visit an interactive museum, enjoy a scenic road trip, spend a day at a zoo, walk through green tea fields, spend a day at a theme park, take a short hike - many ways to engage your kids during travel.

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Must-try dishes before leaving Ha Giang

by IV Blogging Team @ Vietnam Private Tours

Mon Oct 03 21:10:40 PDT 2016

Ha Giang is one of the most beautiful places in northern Vietnam. With 90% of the population are ethnic minorities, Ha Giang is diverse in the culture. It offers visitors interesting experiences not only by its majestic natural landscapes but also a lot of culinary specialties. Visiting this mountainous province, it would be a miss

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Climb up to the top of Indochina: Mount Fansipan in Vietnam

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Sat Sep 22 20:11:01 PDT 2012

So finally I’ve decided to do that trekking trip to the top of Mount Fansipan, the peak of three countries in former Indochina (Laos-Vietnam-Cambodia), located in the North of Vietnam, in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. Trekking up to the top of the highest mount to hug that triangle metal piece saying “Fansipan 3,143m” […]

Overview of Rohan’s Travels to Vietnam

by The Social Poop @ Vietnam Travels – The Social Poop

Fri Jan 13 15:17:47 PST 2017

  We planned our Vietnam int. six months prior to our trip, but packed the night before… On Christmas Eve. Yes… we packed on Christmas Eve, strange, right? Anyhow, my mom and Niam Jain Autism Artist (niamjain.com) decided to crash the bed early, leaving me and my dad to pick up the mess. Pack the…… Continue reading Overview of Rohan’s Travels to Vietnam

Phnom Penh: Beyond Cambodia’s Temples

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Jan 16 08:00:43 PST 2018

4 Reasons Why You Should Visit Phnom Penh Our Cambodia tours all visit Phnom Penh. With the perfect mix of history, culture and nightlife, Cambodia’s eclectic capital is the perfect place to begin your adventure. # 1. Central Market Phnom Penh’s Central Market, or Psar Thmei as the locals call it, sits inside an impressive art deco inspired domed building. All …

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Discover: Vicksburg

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 21 21:53:24 PST 2008

When you visit Vicksburg (Mississippi) National Military Park, you can see one of the first ironclad gunboats, dating back to US Civil War times.

25 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE TRAVELING IN THAILAND

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Sun Oct 22 16:37:56 PDT 2017

Thailand, with over 26 million foreign entries in 2016, can be a very touristic place to visit. By some accounts, 20% of the Thai GDP is based on tourism (worldwide nations average about 10%). Thailand is often an entry point for all of Asia, a constant revolving door of tourists on short or extended trips. We’re writing this article to help you avoid getting your hand caught in that often dangerous door.

Thailand is a country that can live up to its high expectations and reputation. It really can be paradise. On the other hand, it can be a disappointing place filled with drunken pub crawlers, tourist scams, empty promises and subpar made-for-tourists versions of local dishes. Pad thai made with instant noodles? You’ll find it all over Phuket and Koh Samui. If you venture past the tourists districts, the food ... Read More »

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This is Where to Stay in Kampot for Comfort, Free Bikes, and a Peaceful Pool

by Jane @ My Five Acres. Travel. Adventure. Yoga.

Thu Jan 18 05:00:07 PST 2018

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If you’re wondering where to stay in Kampot, this modern hotel is right in the city centre. You’ll be a short walk from the best local cafes, bars, and restaurants, or a simple stroll along the river. Many Kampot hotels are a few kilometres outside the city, with gorgeous river views, but it’s a bit […]

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Test2

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:44:07 PDT 2017

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Discover: Lubbock

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 27 21:53:24 PST 2008

Among the objects on display at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, Texas, memorializing the city's favorite son, is a giant-size replica of the rocker's trademark glasses.

Let’s Send Another Set of Students Abroad (Exciting Updates from FLYTE)

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 14 05:42:03 PST 2017

Two years ago I started FLYTE, a charity designed to help students from underserved communities see the world. Since then, we have raised over $100,000 and sent three classes on trips around the world. Here are updates on the organization.

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Top 5 exciting shopping experiences in Hanoi

by Phan Len @ Inspitrip Blog

Sun Dec 31 05:00:00 PST 2017

Besides visiting famous places or trying authentic cuisine, shopping is one of the activities everyone should have on their list while traveling. Hanoi offers so many shopping options for any kind of interests. Find out more what you buy and where to shop in Hanoi. Hanoi Shopping Malls Keangnam Hanoi  Shopping malls are the best […]

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Test1

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:43:22 PDT 2017

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Road Trip: Hanoi – Moc Chau – Mai Chau

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Wed Sep 11 06:06:36 PDT 2013

A motorbike road trip to Moc Chau - a pretty little town in the northwest mountainous area of Vietnam

These Are the Reasons I Actually LOVE Squat Toilets

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Fri Jun 16 01:29:05 PDT 2017

Dingy back alley toilets are just one of the many things that accompany a more adventurous trip to Asia. But if you’re a spendthrift backpacker and you’re engaging in some authentic, down-in-the-dirt Asian travel, you’re going to encounter the drop toilet at some point. And it’s going to be your only option. Oh yes, the possibility of it can strike fear into many a traveller’s heart. And I get it. Some of those toilets are squalid affairs with hairy spider carcases hanging off the walls and a few unsavoury smears over the tiles (if you’re lucky enough to get tiles!). But here’s the thing. Ever since my first epic Southeast Asian trip in 2013, I’ve thrived in the squat toilet environment. I relish it! Maybe not the squalid hole-in-the-ground toilets, but sanitised squat toilets? I’d choose it over the Royal Throne any day. So just what is it that’s converted me to squatting? Here are some solid truths about why squat toilets are actually a far better way of doing business… 1. They’re actually more sanitary OK, again, I’m begging you to differentiate between the cesspool toilets you can come across in some middle-of-nowhere Laotian village and the sparkling squatters […]

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Road trip: Hanoi – Bac Kan – Cao Bang – Lang Son

by Pham Hoang Mien @ Vietnam Travels – Mien's Blog

Wed Jan 02 20:04:55 PST 2013

After the motorbike road trip in September to Mu Cang Chai and Sapa, our travel group set off again for the new year holidays. This time our trip covered a famous route in the North of Vietnam: Bac Kan – Cao Bang – Lang Son (Cao – Bắc – Lạng). It was almost a border road […]

Why you need to get to the Philippines!

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Jan 09 08:21:03 PST 2018

Everyone is raving about the Philippines as the hottest destination for 2018. From snorkeling with turtles, diving into crystal waters and relaxing under palm trees, there is something for everyone…   Boracay The heart of the Philippines and a popular choice by travellers is Boracay. With a 5km long white sandy beach, it’s stunning, jaw dropping scenery doesn’t make it …

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Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh City: Which Vietnam City Is Right For You?

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Oct 09 22:07:36 PDT 2017

Struggling making a decision between Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh for your upcoming trip to Vietnam? In this article I’m comparing both cities in terms of food, safety, places to visit and overall vibe for you to decide its overall travel potential. Which one is the right for you? Vietnam is not the easiest of […]

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My Travel Plans for 2018

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Mon Jan 15 03:23:12 PST 2018

My 2018 so far has been two weeks of intense home renovation and decoration. It’s been SUPER productive though and the house is at least 80% where I want it to be – the kitchen will have to wait. I’m so happy with it – looks amazing and so cosy. This weekend I had 7 of my favourite people come and visit from London for a kind of unofficial housewarming […]

Competition – Win a trip for two to the Philippines – Flights & Tour

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Fri Dec 01 06:33:20 PST 2017

Christmas is just around the corner and its a time for spreading love, therefore we have decided to give you the chance to take your best friend to one of the most beautiful destinations in the world… The Philippines! Up for grabs is two spots on our awesome 10 Day Philippines Experience where We start in Cebu, only a short …

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What Customers Are Saying? Testimonials, feedback from our clients – Reviews by 2016

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Mon Jan 04 00:07:53 PST 2016

Testimonials 2015 Testimonials 2014 Testimonials 2011 Testimonials 2008 Testimonials 2017 Testimonials 2013 Testimonials 2010 Testimonials 2007 Testimonials 2012 Testimonials 2009 Home Vietnam Impressive on press www.telegraph.co.uk www.vietnamimpressive.com is on Sunday Telegraph – one of the UK’s most important national newspapers. www.tripadvisor.com We are now on the world largest unbiased travel forum ready for your reviews. […]

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Eco-Friendly Products for Responsible Travelers

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Nov 20 03:09:26 PST 2017

Traveling responsibly is so much easier when you're prepared and have the right tools. This list of eco-friendly travel gear will help you travel more sustainably and will lessen your footprint on the environment. 

Southern Vietnam Discovery (6 days, 5 nights)

by admin @ Vietnam Private Tours

Tue Jun 26 01:09:55 PDT 2012

Activities: cruises, history, culture
Starts in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Finishes in Ho Chi Minh City

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Top places to visit in 2018

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Wed Dec 27 08:28:54 PST 2017

There are so many incredible places waiting to be explored in this world. Here are our top places to visit in 2018…   Vietnam The first of our Top Places to Visit in 2018 is Vietnam. This country is a long, narrow country neighboured by the South China Sea and the Laos and Cambodia borders. Vietnam is full of stunning …

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Vietnam Travel Guide: Ninh Binh Guide

by administrator @ Vietnam Impressive

Mon Jul 06 23:13:00 PDT 2015

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Christmas Tradition around South East Asia

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Dec 12 04:50:28 PST 2017

Vietnam Christmas Tradition Christmas eve is more of an important day in Vietnam as Christmas day isn’t counted as a public holiday so there is no real Christmas tradition on the day itself. The Vietnamese gather the streets on the 24th to kick start their celebrations by throwing confetti, taking pictures, and enjoying the glistening festive lights and decorations. As …

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TruTravels’ Facebook Groups

by TruCrew @ TruTravels

Tue Nov 07 07:26:32 PST 2017

When touring with us you can now go and find your TruTravels’ Facebook groups in anticipation to the tour.  Our TruTravels’ Facebook groups will have your tour leader and future travelers in ready to get chatting, exchange packing and travelling tips whilst getting excited for the adventure ahead! How can you access the TruTravels’ Facebook groups? We send out the …

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A Year in Review (And a Needed Break)

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Wed Dec 20 09:04:16 PST 2017

As dawn broke on this year, I was excited for a fresh start. Last year, I dealt with panic attacks and anxiety from taking on too many projects, a breakup that left me heartbroken, and a mini-identity crisis from settling down. But that “greatest worst year of my life” set the stage for a year […]

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Memories

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Jan 25 06:00:35 PST 2018

Spurred by the writing of my next book about my years on the road, I find myself wandering the halls of memory reminiscing about my last decade of travel. I dig through old photos and journal entries. I search Facebook for people I met years ago. Stories and faces long forgotten zoom back into my […]

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Discover: Takaoka

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 24 21:53:24 PST 2008

On your way from Takaoka to the Vladivostok ferry? Take a look out the window: the name of the Himi train line means Ice-Watching.

Ho Chi Minh vs Hanoi: 6 highlights and you’ll get your perfect choice

by Phan Len @ Inspitrip Blog

Thu Dec 21 05:00:35 PST 2017

Finding reasons to love Vietnam is not a difficult task, especially when you look at the charming landscapes, sprawling beaches, mesmerizing mountains and unique scenery only found in Vietnam. With all this, it is easy to forget the big cities of Vietnam, such as Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi. We are going to compare and […]

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Discover: Japan

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 20 21:53:24 PST 2008

Good things come in threes — and in Japan, the list includes views, castles, gardens, mountains, hot springs and giant Buddha statues.

When that romantic getaway turns into a solo journey

by Amanda Bensted @ ARoamerTherapy

Sat Sep 30 17:50:55 PDT 2017

It was meant to be a romantic holiday of fairytale proportions. And there I was, sprawled on our big bed in our spacious Osaka apartment, in my underwear, my hair dishevelled… … Consuming Pocky sticks by the packet, binge-watching Orange is the New Black, and trying to ignore my devastation at being abandoned by my lover midway through our trip. After our dreamlike holiday romance in Bali, I had spent two months counting down the days until I saw him again. I had images in my head of how the trip would go – a kind of Nicholas Sparks trailer of never-ending romance. So the reality came as something of a shock. His confused mess of emotions, in which his feelings for me were swallowed up entirely. My total inability to rekindle those feelings. Our attempts to recover what was lost by travelling as friends. Highs when he wrapped his arms around me, lows when he withdrew again. Then, eventually, a premature, flat farewell on a train platform. So how do you deal with the aftermath, when you’re in a foreign country, continuing on the same journey alone which you had planned to do with a romantic partner in tow? […]

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Test5

by Arturo Guerrero @ Legend Travel

Fri Aug 18 15:57:43 PDT 2017

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Holiday visa agreement

by Matthew Duong @ Vietnam Family Holidays, Tour Packages & Travel Services for Key Attractions at Affordable Prices

Thu Sep 14 21:26:59 PDT 2017

Australia and Vietnam have commenced a reciprocal work and holiday visa arrangement that will offer hundreds of young people opportunities to visit and work in the two countries, starting March 1, according to reports posted on the Vietnamese government’s official website. Each year, 200 eligible Vietnamese applicants will be granted visas to Australia, and 200 […]

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California Dreaming: A Camper van Travel Guide from San Francisco to LA

by Madeline Burch @ Departful

Sun Jan 21 18:48:35 PST 2018

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Vietnam Tips And Tricks: 26 Key Things To Know Before Your Trip

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Oct 25 06:38:59 PDT 2017

This list of useful tips and tricks of Vietnam is mostly intended for first-time visitors but it can help anyone achieve a safe and worry-free travel. It should alert you for common mistakes and prepare you for traveling to one of the most amazing countries on Earth. I mean it. Not gonna lie: Vietnam is […]

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Ultimate Japan Travel Guide: Everything You Need to Know for Your First Visit

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Thu Jan 25 06:34:07 PST 2018

If you're planning to visit Japan, this information-packed guide has the answers to all your questions. We are sharing exactly how much it costs to travel to Japan, and we're throwing in some money-saving budget tips! Plus, find out the best places to go in Tokyo, which Japanese foods to try, and how to ride the bullet trains. This is the most complete Japan travel guide out there and will help you plan the trip of your dreams.