This post is to showcase to you the Nha Trang Beach…

In my book, Saigon backpackers area is an attraction in Ho Chi Minh City that you should not miss. In this post, I have some picture to show you what the place is about…

Guest post by R.Eric Burdette…

Pictures of Saigon Starlight Bridge in Phu My Hung of district 7…

This post on Phu Quoc Island is to share with you my thoughts and recommendations on Vietnam’s premiere beach destination. It is also a summary of the few articles I wrote about Phu Quoc with links to the individual posts. Summarizing them into points, the 10 things you should know about Phu Quoc are:

This post on Thanh Da is to recommend a usually quiet spot, away from Saigon City, where you spend a few hours lazing around while enjoying the scenery…

Duong Dong Market is just right across the old bridge in central Phu Quoc or, to be exact, located in Duong Dong Town. With no tarmac road and hundreds of people and motorbikes packing the narrow path, it’s gonna be quite a dusty affair. But this is Vietnam. If you want to get into the real life of the Vietnamese people, see ladies with conical hats sitting on the floor selling vegetables and hawkers shouting to get attention to their stalls, go to this Duong Dong Market. You won’t be disappointed…

The Phu Quoc Night Market opens daily from 6pm till about midnight. This is where you can get inexpensive Phu Quoc souvenirs, ‘I love Phu Quoc’ t-shirts, sandals and accessories, especially Phu Quoc Pearls. Of course, seafood is the main reason one goes to the Phu Quoc Night Market. I didn’t dine there but a search on the internet consistently says the seafood there are ‘cheap and good’. Do note that vegetarian options are also available…

Pictures of An Thoi in Phu Quoc. Took them while on a bike ride from Duong Dong. Did not have my DSLR with me at that time. Had to use my humble hand phone instead. Apologize for the poor image quality…

Duong Dong, or Duong Dong Town, is the chief fishing port of Phu Quoc. It is also home to the Phu Quoc airport, the colorful Duong Dong Market, a night market with affordable seafood and a vital crossing point to get to the northern Phu Quoc beaches. With all these going on, Duong Dong is a good place to catch the daily lives of the people from Phu Quoc, particularly at the old bridge where most of these pictures are taken…