Like everyone else, I like to head for the sea on my summer vacation. But I don’t like to see everyone else when I hit the beach. At luxurious resorts and famous beaches, it can be so crowded that you can’t find a space to swim. When you try to take a picture to document your trip, hordes of people fill the frame. So instead, I keep returning to a place that is quiet and pristine, where I can spend time for myself while mingling with nature and the universe.
Then is considering melodies from Heaven, making it an art of religious nature.
The central coastal province of Phú Yên, a land of immense green grass fields scattered with yellow flowers and stunningly beautiful cliffs abutting the blue sea, is a highlight on the tourism map of Việt Nam.
National Geographic has named Việt Nam’s Topas Ecolodge on its list of unique lodges around the world.
I met British expat David Lloyd by chance during a mountain marathon in Sa Pa in Lào Cai Province last year where he was the race director.
Our first glimpse of Hải Hậu District in the northern province of Nam Định was roadsides full of flowers. In recent years, the land along the inter-village roads in the coastal district has been planted with flowers—indicating that people have not only focused on surviving by building, fishing and raising rice, but also on beautifying their community.
We left Hà Nội, travelling along the right bank of the Hồng (Red) River to visit historical relics in a special complex bearing remarks of the once famous area.
Hanoi has been named one of top 13 destinations for travellers in March by the US-based Business Insider magazine.
Moc Chau plateau is located in the two districts of Van Ho and Moc Chau in Son La province. Various kinds of flowers are abundant all year round and it is considered the “Da Lat of the northwest”. Vast valleys of white plum flowers, forests of flame peach blossoms, and fields of mustard flowers stretching to far-away hill sides, all attract a great number of visitors to the fresh and green plateau.
A wind farm among the crystal blue sky is becoming a familiar place to ‘check-in’ for young people when visiting the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu.