
Malls as Town Squares: An Afternoon in Lad Prao
The other day, my wife and I had to go to Lad Prao to have a business meeting with a friend of hers. I’d never been, and had no idea how impressed I’d be with t

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The other day, my wife and I had to go to Lad Prao to have a business meeting with a friend of hers. I’d never been, and had no idea how impressed I’d be with t

Nui Ba Den in Tay Ninh is the highest mountain in Southern Vietnam that I was never even aware of until my wife told me about it. After finally visiting it with

Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) moves fast. Traffic never really stops, street food smells drift through every district, and glass skyscrapers rise next to ageing apa

Da Lat, often called the "Le Petit Paris" of Vietnam, is a place where the air is thinner, the pine trees are taller, and the pace of life feels intentionally s

Nestled high in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, Da Lat is one of the country’s most unique destinations. Often called the “City of Eternal Spring,” Da Lat is famou

Ask most people to name a country that has swapped its official title more than once, and they will probably mention Persia becoming Iran, or Burma becoming Mya

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So my wife and I have been living in Bangkok for a few months now, and one of the more interesting shifts we’ve noticed has been in our shopping habits as we've

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What can you expect inside the Southern Women’s Museum in Saigon – and is it worth your time? I visited this free museum in District 3 expecting a small, quiet

When people think about living in Vietnam, they usually picture three things: sun, Pho, and motorbikes. And for the most part, they’d be right. But what is it a

If there is a single cafe in Saigon that understands the power of a "viral moment," it’s Tiệm Cà Phê Mê. This spot doesn't just decorate, but regularly undergoe

Dalat has long been known as Vietnam’s "City of Eternal Spring," but in recent years, it has also become the city of "themed check-in spots." From hydrangea gar

What do people actually eat on the streets of Vietnam once the tour buses pull away and the cameras are packed up? After living in Vietnam for several years, st

Dalat Gods’ Valley is one of the most visually dramatic attractions in Dalat. Located outside the city centre, this fantasy-themed sculpture park is filled with

Most people associate Mui Ne with its sand dunes, and while they’re impressive, once you’re actually there, you realise the experience is more layered than that
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