I’ve always wanted to write something about Next Continent, something more personal rather than stuff about culture or wildlife (which I do every day!). Next Continent is something I unexpectedly hold dear to my heart. Which is wild, considering it was just a company I randomly stumbled upon one fine day on Instagram half a […]
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Our herping tours are among the most popular experiences we lead here at Next Continent. And a BIG part of that success comes down to Tung, our expert herping guide! From the moment you meet Tung, his curiosity will immediately pull you in. He listens, asks questions, shares insights, and (most importantly) finds you some
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Da Nang has long been famous for its beaches, but as someone who grew up here, I know there’s something even better: THE FOOD. Life here moves fast, but food has a way of slowing things down, of bringing people together, of turning an ordinary moment into something special. How I can forget those chaotic
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Thanh Hà Pottery Village, located just outside Hội An, has been a thriving artisanal hub since the 16th century. Known for its simple yet elegant ceramic designs, the village has passed down its techniques through generations. What sets Thanh Hà pottery apart is its deep connection with nature and wildlife, reflected in every curve, motif,
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If you’ve ever joined the Son Tra Community Walk, chances are you’ve met this familiar face! Huy is one of our amazing guides, specialising in cultural tours and as the principal guide for our Son Tra Community Walk experiences. Huy is everything you’d want in a guide—humble, kind, meticulous, and always eager to learn. His
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For many travelers visiting Hanoi, the Old Quarter is an unmissable destination—always alive with the hum of motorbikes, the aroma of street food, and an eclectic mix of historic and modern architecture. Among its most recognizable landmarks was the “Shark Jaw” building, a uniquely shaped structure that served as a visual marker for both locals
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