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Vietnam’s Douc Langurs: Identification, Habitat and Where and How to See Them
When people think of Vietnam, often the first things that come to mind are the food, coffee, the Vietnam War, the Mekong Delta and maybe a motorbike or two. Even
Hue Imperial City: Where Nature, Spirituality and Architecture Converge
“Who turns to Huế Who comes back to Mount Ngự Who comes back to Perfume River The river water never sinks Mount Ngự birds fly back to friends Whoever are
Van Long Wetlands – Trip Report (November 2024)
Today, we had the pleasure of hosting a wonderful couple from Australia on a tour to Ninh Binh province to visit the Van Long Nature Reserve. This is where we
Red-shanked Douc Langur: Discover Vietnam’s Endangered “Queen of the Primates”
The Red-shanked Douc Langur (Pygathrix nemaeus) is one of Vietnam’s most iconic and critically endangered primates. Known as the “Queen of the Primates” for its vibrant beauty, this species is
Ultimate Guide to Identifying Fungi in the Wild: Expert Tips for Enthusiasts
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
Sustainability in Ecotourism: The Story Behind Our Eco-Friendly Coffee Cups
In the growing world of ecotourism, the terms “eco-friendly” and “conservation” are often used, but they can sometimes feel like empty buzzwords. At Next Continent, we’re dedicated to making a
Cây Đa Ngàn Năm: Discover the Thousand-Year-Old Banyan Tree of Son Tra
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
Quang Phu Cau: Explore Vietnam’s Timeless Incense Village Near Hanoi
Just 40 kilometers south of Hanoi lies Quang Phu Cau Village, a place steeped in Vietnamese tradition and renowned for its incense making craft. Famous for producing some of the
Why Ninh Bình Should Be on Your Vietnam Travel List
Nestled in northern Vietnam, Ninh Bình is a hidden gem brimming with stunning natural landscapes and a rich tapestry of cultural heritage. Known as one of Vietnam’s most captivating travel
Hue, Vietnam: A Journey Through Imperial History and Culture
Nestled in central Vietnam, Hue is a city that epitomizes the country’s rich historical and cultural heritage. As a former imperial capital, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a captivating
Discover the Marvels of the Marble Mountains: A Journey Through Nature, Culture, and Spirituality
Nestled just south of Da Nang, the Marble Mountains (Ngũ Hành Sơn) are a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a harmonious blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and spiritual significance
Framing Hoi An: Capturing Architectural Beauty with Morning Light
Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a dream destination for photographers. With its captivating blend of ancient architecture, vibrant colors, and charming streets, it offers endless opportunities for
Explore Hai Van Pass: The Ultimate Scenic Drive in Vietnam
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.
Golden Hour Photography in Hoi An’s Countryside: Tips for Stunning Shots
Hoi An and the surrounding Quang Nam province offer photographers a breathtaking canvas of meandering rivers, lush paddy fields, and expansive farmland. During the golden hour—those magical moments just after
The Trường Giang River
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
