Unlike the bustling tourist hubs of Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, or Ha Long Bay, the Central Highlands (Tây Nguyên) remain one of the country’s best-kept secrets. This rugged, mountainous region offers pristine forests, breathtaking waterfalls, and untouched landscapes perfect for adventure seekers. For those craving an off-the-grid experience, wild camping in the Central Highlands […]
Do you struggle with conflicting travel preferences when planning a trip with family or friends? Maybe you’re fascinated by wildlife, but your travel companions prefer cultural experiences. Instead of compromising, why not combine both? Vietnam offers a unique blend of rich traditions and breathtaking biodiversity, where art and music are deeply inspired by the natural
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Fungi are an often-overlooked yet fascinating group in the natural world. Once classified as plants, fungi are now recognised as a distinct kingdom, thanks to groundbreaking studies in the 20th century. Despite their essential ecological role, fungi were largely overshadowed by more visually striking plants and flowers until recently. However, in recent years, fungi have
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In the easternmost corner of the Son Tra Peninsula, amidst lush gullies and hills of broad evergreen forest, stands an iconic natural wonder: the Thousand-Year-Old Banyan Tree — or Cây Đa Ngàn Năm, as it’s lovingly known in Vietnamese. Estimated to be over 800 years old (not quite 1,000 yet!), this ancient giant is a
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Nestled in the heart of central Vietnam, Hai Van Pass (also known as the “Ocean Cloud Pass”) is one of the most scenic and dramatic mountain roads in the country. Connecting Da Nang and Hue, this iconic pass offers travelers breathtaking views of lush mountains, mist-covered peaks and the sparkling coastline, making it a must-visit
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The Trường Giang River, winding through Quảng Nam Province in central Vietnam, is a significant and multifaceted waterway celebrated for its diverse flora and fauna, cultural heritage and tranquil natural beauty. Stretching across a varied landscape, it plays an essential role in the daily lives of local communities, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience
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