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I started my journey with travel through an endless love for Vietnam's breathtaking sceneries, and discovered that travelling carries a deeper meaning - a sense of connection with others and with your inner self. I believe each trip gives you something to look forward to, something that motivates you to work harder, to wait, and to imagine how good life can be. I craft travel guides that help you prepare well, keep the right places in mind, and truly find the local stories that you flew thousands of miles to look for.
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The Dong Van Karst Plateau is a limestone highland of about 2,356 km² in northern Vietnam, on the Chinese border, and UNESCO has recognised it as…
Is the Ha Giang Loop safe for solo female travelers? If you ask somewhere and receive a straight “Yes” answer, and you just go without any…
The funny thing about planning Cao Bang is that hardly anyone gets to pick the season. Read the questions about Cao Bang in any Vietnam travel…
Ask “which bus should I take to Cao Bang?” in a Vietnam travel group, and you’ll soon get twenty replies. Nearly all of them are bus…
Responsible Ha Giang tourism means traveling with a licensed operator, spending money where local households keep it, and behaving in villages as a guest rather than…
Ha Giang suits travelers who want a remote, multi-day journey through limestone mountains, usually by motorbike. Sapa suits travelers who want trekking, rice terraces, and a…
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