Vietnam travel guide

The largest city in Vietnam attracts tourists with its blend of cultures, creativity and modernity. Besides Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh, other cities also offer stunning landscapes, diverse cultures, and historical attractions.

Whether you need help with a lost passport, require emergency assistance, or have any other consular needs, the Malaysia Embassy in Vietnam will be there for you. If you are a Malaysian tourist in Vietnam, read on.

Australians who want to come to Vietnam must have a Vietnamese visa. Luckily, it is not rocket science to apply for one. We will walk you through everything you need to do to get a Vietnamese visa for Australians.

Vietnamese shrimp dishes encapsulate the essence of the country's culinary landscape, offering a symphony of tastes and textures. Renowned for their meticulous preparation and ingenious combinations of ingredients, these dishes showcase the rich diversity of Vietnamese cuisine.

From bustling cities to tranquil islands, a 3-week Southeast Asia itinerary promises an immersive exploration of Southeast Asia's natural splendor and cultural richness.

Morning glory vegetables, often featured in Vietnamese dishes, are prized for their tender, crisp stems and nutritious leaves. With a distinct flavor, they add a delightful crunch to various culinary creations, making them a popular choice in Asian cuisine.

Situated in Ha Long Bay, Cua Van Floating Village has been listed among the world's most picturesque villages. Featuring stunning natural scenery, vibrant local life, and mouth-watering seafood, it is a must-see attraction on your trip to Vietnam. You will definitely regret not adding Cua Van Fishing Village to your travel itinerary.

As the popularity of herbal teas surges globally, Vietnamese artichoke tea stands out for its tastes and medicinal properties. Let’s delve into its origin, varieties, and health benefits, exploring how it has become a staple in the teacups of those within Vietnam and beyond.

If you are looking for a place to admire some of the most precious artifacts in Vietnam, Hue Museum of Royal Antiquities is the perfect destination.

A Dalat to Nha Trang journey has a unique and attractive beauty thanks to the scenery along the way, making it a hard-to-resist for travel enthusiasts.