Weekend in Vung Tau: Ferry, Beach, and Banh Khot
Two days in Vung Tau is enough for a real beach reset — if you take the Friday-evening ferry and know where to eat lunch on Saturday.
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Two days in Vung Tau is enough for a real beach reset — if you take the Friday-evening ferry and know where to eat lunch on Saturday.
Two days, one early alarm, and the Mekong Delta's best floating market — here's how to do Can Tho from Saigon without wasting a minute.
Con Dao is doable in a single weekend from Saigon — if you move fast and book early. Here is how to fit the cemetery, the prison, and a decent beach into 48 hours.
Con Dao is only 45 minutes from Saigon by plane, but it feels like a different country. Here's how to do it justice in a single weekend.
Two nights, one sleeper bus, and a long weekend in the highlands. Here is how to pull off Saigon to Da Lat without burning a day of leave.
Phu Quy sits 120 km off Phan Thiet and draws mostly Vietnamese tourists — which is exactly why it's worth the ferry ride.
Two days is enough to see Pu Luong's rice terraces and raft its river — if you leave Hanoi on Friday night and plan tightly.
When white plum trees blanket the hillsides around Moc Chau between January and February, it's one of northern Vietnam's most quietly rewarding winter escapes — about 180 km from Hanoi.
Three days, two very different landscapes: red dunes and fish-sauce air in Mui Ne, then cool mountain cafes and flower farms in Da Lat — all reachable without flying.
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