Hello everyone, my name is Sophie, a Canadian student, and I was lucky enough to travel in Vietnam in 2 weeks. I had often heard my Vietnamese friends talk passionately about their country, Vietnam, its beauty, and its diverse cuisine. That is what encouraged me to begin this journey. And today, I can confirm it: everything is true. During my stay in Vietnam, Da Nang, a city located in central Vietnam, left a particularly strong impression on me. Looking back on these 4 days in Da Nang, this trip came to a close without any rush, rich in emotions and contrasts. Between the sea, mountains, old town, and hot springs, each stop left a unique mark. This Da Nang itinerary 4 days was not just about discovering places, but about a succession of sensations, strong enough to make me want to return one day, without hesitation.
Exploring Hanoi street food is one of the best ways to understand the soul of the city. During my Hanoi street food tour, I discovered how a simple walking street food tour in Hanoi can turn into an unforgettable cultural experience. From small local eateries hidden in the Old Quarter to iconic dishes loved by generations, Hanoi street food tells a story of tradition, flavor and daily life. This Hanoi street food experience allowed me to taste authentic Vietnamese street food while walking through lively streets and meeting locals. If you’re wondering what to eat in Hanoi, a guided street food tour is the perfect place to start.
Spending 48 hours in Hanoi allowed me to experience the city in a way that felt both intense and authentic. During my 2 days in Hanoi, I wandered through the Old Quarter, discovered historic landmarks, and enjoyed simple moments of local life over street food and coffee. This Hanoi 2 day itinerary is based on my personal journey and reflects how I chose to explore the city at a relaxed pace. If you’re wondering what to do in Hanoi in 48 hours or searching for the best things to do in Hanoi in 2 days, this guide shares how I made the most of Hanoi in two days.
Hi everyone, I’m Tristan ! For years, I’d catch myself daydreaming about exploring Southeast Asia, from the misty mountains of Vietnam to the ancient temples of the Khmer Empire. This year, I finally acted on that feeling and set off on 15 days in Vietnam and Angkor Wat. From the very beginning, it felt different. Vietnam pulled me in with its energy, its food, its rhythm… and then the journey naturally evolved into a Vietnam extension to Angkor Wat, where time seemed to slow down among stone faces and sacred ruins. With the help of Autour Asia, everything flowed smoothly, without stress, without rushing. And honestly, why choose just one destination when this route lets you experience two worlds so deeply ? That balance is exactly what made these two weeks unforgettable, and I’m so excited to share every moment with you.
Hello, my name is Leona. We had the opportunity to spend 3 weeks in Vietnam in a small group, following an itinerary designed as a progressive and well-balanced discovery of the country. From North to South, this journey allowed us to explore the diversity of landscapes and cultures while benefiting from the attentive support of Autour Asia, a local travel agency based in Vietnam. The small group size encouraged exchanges, local encounters and a more authentic immersion. Through this review, I share our experience, our impressions, and practical advice for successfully undertaking a long trip to Vietnam under good conditions.
During our Vietnam tour, we chose a Tien Giang Ben Tre itinerary 4 days to explore the Mekong Delta in a slow and relaxing way. Far from crowds and rush, southern Vietnam charmed us with its peaceful rivers, lush orchards and authentic rural lifestyle. Over these 4 days in the Mekong Delta, our journey took us from Tien Giang to Ben Tre, combining cultural visits, nature exploration and local life experiences. This article shares our personal review of this 4-day Tien Giang Ben Tre itinerary, ideal for travelers who want to fully experience a Mekong Delta trip.
Planning 5 days in Hanoi is a key step for many travelers who want to explore the Vietnamese capital in depth. Throughout this stay, Hanoi revealed itself as a dense, nuanced city deeply shaped by its history. By combining cultural heritage, local life, and moments of rest, 5 days in Hanoi made it possible to adopt a balanced rhythm, far from a rushed tourist visit. Thanks to the support of Vietnam travel agency - Autour Asia, the itinerary was structured coherently, avoiding unnecessary travel while prioritizing authentic experiences. This approach provided a more accurate reading of the city, where each day contributed to a better understanding of Hanoi’s identity, somewhere between tradition, discreet modernity, and everyday life scenes.
Spending only 1 day in Saigon may seem ambitious given how vast, dense, and contrasted this metropolis is. Yet, with efficient planning, one day is enough to grasp its essence. Within a well-structured twenty-four hours, Saigon reveals a vibrant city shaped by history, culture, and a unique energy in Southeast Asia. Between colonial heritage, popular neighborhoods, contemporary cafés, and lively street scenes, the experience offers a condensed yet authentic vision of urban Vietnam. To build a smooth itinerary and avoid the classic pitfalls of a short stay, the support of the Vietnam travel agency - Autour Asia helps optimize every step. This approach provides concrete advice and realistic organization to fully enjoy 1 day in Saigon.
My name is Grant, and as a passionate traveler, Hanoi had always been on my bucket list. On my most recent journey to Vietnam, I challenged myself to experience 24h in Hanoi. My intention was not just sightseeing, but truly immersing myself in the city’s vibrant atmosphere, local cuisine, and fascinating history. Thanks to the expertise of a trusted Vietnam travel agency, I followed a perfectly designed itinerary that made every moment count. Those 24h in Hanoi turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences of my journey.
If you are looking for a family-friendly holiday that combines relaxation and cultural discovery, 10 days in Da Nang is definitely worth considering. Thanks to the warm climate all year round, we enjoyed excellent weather in Da Nang 10 days, ideal for beach time as well as outdoor exploration. In this article, I share our complete Da Nang itinerary 10 days, a journey blending sea, mountains, culture, relaxation, and fun activities. This Da Nang trip gave our family a truly relaxing vacation, and I hope our experience will inspire you to plan a memorable trip of your own.
Passionate about history, and particularly the Indochina War, I wanted to share with you my one day in Dien Bien, an iconic place where the past continues to resonate intensely. If you're looking for an authentic visit to Dien Bien in 1 day, combining the discovery of historical sites in Dien Bien Phu with local encounters, this article is for you. This trip has a very special meaning for me, because here, history is not limited to books: it is still visible, tangible, deeply rooted in the landscapes and the collective memory of this land charged with emotions.
Want to visit Hanoi but unsure if 2 days is too short and 3 days too long ? Good news: 36 hours in Hanoi is the perfect compromise for travelers who want to explore Vietnam’s millennial capital in depth, without rushing or exhausting themselves. What to do in Hanoi ? In this blog, I will guide you through the city while sharing my personal tips for discovering Hanoi in an authentic and well-rounded way. My Hanoi travel itinerary begins on a Friday evening and ends on Sunday afternoon - an ideal format to fully enjoy the capital over a weekend in Hanoi, unhurried yet without missing any of the essentials.
As a passionate food lover, I spent three unforgettable days in Hanoi, fully immersed in a culinary scene that is both generous and full of surprises. This blog is designed as a practical guide for anyone wondering what to eat for 3 days in Hanoi for foodies, alternating between authentic street food in Hanoi, small family-run eateries, and must-try restaurants in Hanoi. Day after day, I share my favorite spots, must-try Hanoi dishes, and my personal highlights. With a budget of around 500,000 VND per day (about 20 euros), the idea is simple: enjoy yourself to the fullest by choosing very local places for total immersion in the gastronomic buzz of the Old Quarter.
Hello, my name is Ariane. I had the good fortune to spend 7 days in Hoi An Ho Chi Minh City, designed as a progressive discovery of Vietnam, thanks to the support of Autour Asia, a leading local tour operator in Vietnam. From the gentle heritage charm of Hoi An to the vibrancy of Ho Chi Minh City, this trip offered me a fine balance between exploration encounters and local immersion. I particularly appreciated the fluid pace of the itinerary, which allows time to observe daily life and to feel the contrasts of the country. Through this article, I share my experience, my impressions and practical advice for successfully trip to Vietnam in an authentic and well-organized way.
For our last summer holidays, we chose to fly to Southeast Asia to live a truly special human experience. We were looking for an itinerary that could combine a sense of adventure, cultural discovery, and quality family time. That is how we designed this Vietnam Cambodia Package 14 days family trip. Between the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay, imperial cities, and the mystical temples of Angkor, these 14-day Vietnam Cambodia family holidays were a real life lesson for our children. This story answers a question many parents ask themselves: what to do in Vietnam and Cambodia with kids to make a successful trip? Here is the travel diary of our journey during this Vietnam Cambodia family travel.
Traveling for 2 weeks in Central Vietnam allows visitors to explore a region that is often overlooked, yet incredibly rich in history, natural landscapes, and well-preserved traditions. From Da Nang to Dong Hoi, passing through Hoi An, Hue, Quang Tri, and Phong Nha Ke Bang, this itinerary offers a rare balance between imperial heritage, coastal villages, memorial sites, and natural wonders. In this detailed review, Mr Arthur shares his personal experience, his impressions of the travel pace, the diversity of destinations, and the overall quality of organization. This program was designed with the support of the Vietnam travel agency - Autour Asia, ensuring smooth logistics, optimized transfers, and authentic encounters. It is an ideal immersion for travelers seeking meaningful experiences, far from mass tourism.
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