When you say ‘snorkelling’ I will probably be the first one to say ‘yey!’ and jump into the water with you. To me there is nothing better than relaxing on a beach, swim and watch some colourful fish an corals. The first time I tried snorkelling was during our stay at Railay Beach in Thailand […]
Every month, during full moon the streets of Hoi An get crowded with locals and visitors. This is the time when Vietnamese people pay respects to their ancestors. Although the celebrations take place all over Vietnam, Hoi An is especially famous for them and attracts hundreds of tourists every month. For the past 17 years, […]
My Son Heritage Site is located in a narrow valley, surrounded by springs, mountains and green, dense jungle. It consists of several temple – towers constructed between 7th and 13th century AD. After centuries of wars and numerous natural changes there are still about 70 monuments remaining, representing six styles of ancient Champa art. It contains […]
I had read a lot about Hoi An being a great place for digital nomads before coming to this lovely town. Every single article said how great this town was for those, who were location independent. Great internet, close proximity to the best beaches in Vietnam and cheap living were the things that attracted me […]
Hoi An might be one of the most charming places I have ever been to in South East Asia. I actually didn’t expect it to be so beautiful. The Ancient Town is well preserved and well looked after. It is easy to navigate around the small alleyways, which are full of hidden cafes, good restaurants […]
Hoi An is a lovely little town on the coast of Vietnam. In the 16th and 17th century it played a major role as a trading port. Japanese, Chinese, Dutch and Indian merchants lived and did their business here, leaving a legacy of historic buildings, colonial architecture and a lovely waterfront. Nowadays the Ancient Town […]