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Coffee, and coffee shops, are part of the Vietnamese way of life. In big cities, small stalls and larger establishments alike are everywhere. Traveling to Vietnam means traveling to the land of coffee, since the country is today the world’s second largest exporter of roasted coffee beans. Since you’ll likely visit cafes, drink coffee, or […]

Preparing a trip well means, of course, building a tailor-made itinerary, but it also means taking the time to learn more about the destination you are about to discover, its history and its culture. While waiting to receive plenty of insights from your local guides, it can be rewarding to approach a trip to Vietnam […]

Hue, located in the heart of Vietnam, is far more than just a city; it is a true historical treasure embodying the country soul and cultural heritage. The former imperial capital of the Nguyen dynasty, Hue was the center of political, religious and cultural power in Vietnam for more than 140 years. Stretched along the […]

In August, Cambodia is fully under the influence of the rainy season, marked by frequent showers and high temperatures. This period can nonetheless offer a different and authentic experience, where tropical nature flourishes fully. The weather, although unpredictable, remains favorable for discovering the country cultural and natural treasures, provided you plan your itinerary well and […]

Just two years ago, Cao Bang barely featured in the itineraries of Western travellers. Since then, something has shifted. Social media began circulating images of Ban Gioc Falls, the first agencies started structuring tours, and travellers coming back from Ha Giang began asking themselves: “Did we miss something to the east?” We know the answer […]

There are countries that ask to be approached slowly. Laos is one of them. And January is perhaps the month that suits it best: calm, luminous, unhurried. The sky holds a steady blue, the cool mornings in Luang Prabang cast golden light across the temple rooftops, and the roads south open up without the mud […]

When you arrive in Vietnam for the first time, the local currency can be disorienting. Brightly coloured banknotes, six- or seven-figure sums, the feeling of being a millionaire the moment you make your first ATM withdrawal — and the nagging fear of handing over the wrong note when paying for a bánh mì. It is […]

Vietnam and Cambodia share a long common border, both open onto the same Gulf of Thailand, and the Mekong flows through both countries from north to south. What geography draws here is an invitation: these two countries read together naturally, almost inevitably. And yet many travellers hesitate. Two countries means two visas, two currencies, two […]

Visiting Vietnam in 10 days is both an ambitious and a realistic choice. In around ten days, it is entirely possible to complete a rewarding circuit — provided you structure your itinerary carefully and adapt the programme to the season. From our agency based in Hanoi since 2005, we design many tailor-made 10-day Vietnam tours […]

How do you capture the full cultural richness of a country without getting lost in complicated logistics or poorly planned journeys? As French-speaking experts living on the ground, we have mapped out this 3-week Vietnam itinerary to offer you a smooth journey from north to south — from the karst landscapes of Ninh Binh to […]

Twelve days in Vietnam is a very sensible amount of time to build a coherent, well-paced and memorable journey. Enough to connect Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City while touching on the essentials: the mountainous North with its traditional local life, the central coast with its UNESCO-listed heritage, and the vibrant South with its river […]

Seven days for a country that stretches over 1,600 km — you won’t be able to cover everything, of course. But with a well-built itinerary, a week is enough to grasp what matters most, and to come home with an irresistible urge to return. From Hanoi, we accompany many travellers every year who arrive with […]