Mui Ne was recommanded to me by some people because of the sanddunes. I had no idea what to expect, but wow … they were amazing! I could only stay in Mui Ne for two days, because my Visa was about to expire and I wanted to go to Ho Chi Minh City too. The … More Travel guide: Mui Ne, Vietnam
In this new series ‘Spotlight on …’ I will talk a little more in depth about a hostel, a restaurant, an activity etc. that has been important to me during one of my trips. You may have noticed that I mentioned the Vietnam Backpackers Hostel multiple times (click here to read my article about Hanoi). … More Spotlight on: Vietnam Backpackers Hostel (Vietnam, 2015)
Hoi An is my favorite city in Vietnam. Although it is famous for all the tailors and clothingshops, this cute and photogenic town has much more to offer. It has everything from pretty historic buildings and a car-free centre to gorgeous beaches and wonderful restaurants and bars. Hoi An is mijn favoriete stad in Vietnam. … More Travel guide: Hoi An, Vietnam
Hue is a town in the middle of Vietnam. Most of the sights are not within walking distance, so I chose to book an organised one-day trip. That way I would see most of the sights in one day. I heard Hue has a great beach too, but I did not go there. Hue is … More Travel guide: Hue, Vietnam
A trekking in Sapa is a once in a lifetime experience, especially when you combine it with a homestay (sleeping at a local family). Hours of walking through the jungle and (muddy) ricefields when it is over 20 degrees celsius… does that sound like a good idea? I planned my trekking through my hostel in … More Travel guide: Sapa, Vietnam
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