Forever Vietnam
How do you describe the charm of Vietnam?
Is it the bittersweet farewell in Marguerite Duras’ The Lover, the chaos and tenderness of Oliver Stone’s Heaven & Earth, or the quiet beauty in The Scent of Green Papaya?
Vietnam is a natural blend of contrasts.
Modern streets meet ancient traditions. Foreign influences coexist with local life. Motorbikes roar past rice fields where water buffalo still work slowly and patiently. This effortless fusion makes Vietnam endlessly fascinating.
Here, you can enjoy a delicious and affordable bowl of Pho, sip a rich cup of Vietnamese coffee, admire the flowing elegance of the Ao Dai, drive along winding mountain roads, stroll through colorful French-style towns, and finally relax by endless blue seas. Vietnam fulfills almost every travel dream you can imagine. 
Ho Chi Minh City — Still Saigon at Heart
In 1976, Saigon was officially renamed Ho Chi Minh City. Yet for many Vietnamese people, “Saigon” never disappeared—it lives on as a symbol and a memory.
The airport code remains SGN. The famous perfume is still called Miss Saigon. And the beer sold everywhere proudly carries the name SAIGON.
People often say this is the difference:
The noisy, crowded, energetic side belongs to “Ho Chi Minh City.”
The calm, slow, and relaxed moments are pure “Saigon.”
This city has witnessed war and transformation, tradition and globalization. You’ll find century-old landmarks like Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon standing gracefully, alongside playful and colorful churches such as Da Nang Cathedral.
Thanks to its long connection with France, Ho Chi Minh City is also home to some of Vietnam’s finest French restaurants. Dining here becomes a cultural experience—where architecture and flavor tell the same story.
Da Lat — A Fairytale in the Highlands
Hidden in the central highlands, Da Lat is Vietnam’s most romantic inland city. With spring-like weather all year round, it feels peaceful, fresh, and wonderfully slow.
French-style villas dot the hills, and walking here means constant ups and downs—from the soft pink Domaine de Marie Church to the surreal and eccentric Crazy House.
As night falls, Da Lat transforms. The warm lights and gentle atmosphere resemble Jiufen in Taiwan, creating a cozy and nostalgic mood.
By day, Da Lat feels like the home of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. By night, it becomes even more charming—quiet, restrained, and refreshingly calm.
If Nha Trang’s soul is the sea and Saigon’s is the river, then Da Lat’s heart belongs to Xuan Huong Lake. An evening walk here after dinner, watching the sunset, is pure joy.
Nha Trang — The Maldives of the East
With hints of Maldives blue and a touch of Aegean Sea romance, Nha Trang is one of Vietnam’s most beautiful beach destinations.
The ancient Po Nagar Cham Towers stand here for over a thousand years, dedicated to the goddess Po Nagar, protecting fishermen as they head out to sea.
Nha Trang Cathedral, built in Gothic architecture, tells biblical stories through its stained glass ceiling. Outside, the streets are lively and loud. Inside, the cathedral feels calm and sacred—like stepping into another world.
Mui Ne — Desert on One Side, Ocean on the Other
Mui Ne moves at its own pace. Its beaches may not be as soft as Nha Trang’s, but its sunrises and sunsets are unforgettable.
Fishing boats leave and return daily, marking time through morning and evening. Life here repeats in a steady, beautiful rhythm.
Red Sand Dunes — The Perfect Sunrise
Watching the sun rise from the Red Sand Dunes is magical. As the sun climbs over the horizon, it paints half the sky in warm red tones, creating an incredibly romantic scene.
White Sand Dunes — A Majestic Sunset
The White Sand Dunes are even more dramatic. Here, desert landscapes hide freshwater lakes, surrounded by lush tropical plants. Wind moves softly through the trees, sand flows silently beneath your feet, and the sunset feels vast and powerful.
Mui Ne is full of life, thanks to its many fishing villages. It is colorful too—especially at Fairy Stream, where red sand, shallow water, and soft mud create a natural foot spa. Walking through it is a relaxing gift from nature, soothing both body and mind.
