Recommending to you a hotel in Nha Trang run by a personal friend…

A post giving you an idea of how the Nha Trang backpackers area is like…

Visited the Mui Ne Blue Ocean Resort and returned with these pictures…

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…

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:

I paid only US$5.50 for this room in Phuong Hong Hotel in Rach Gia. For this price, I got cable TV, 2 fans, an attached bathroom and free WIFI connection. The toilet, which is outside my room, is only 5m away…

I only have 1 problem with this Tan Phuoc 3 Hotel in Can Tho, Mekong Delta: there was a mild ‘stinky feet’ smell throughout my recent 2 days stay. I hope it had happened only when I was there because there are 2 good reasons to check out the Tan Phuoc 3 Hotel:

Recently stayed 3 days 2 nights in this Tropicana Beach Resort at Long Hai, Vung Tau. Unfortunately, it was not for a holiday. My friends at HilarionJasmine.com needed a hand with a few commercial shoot and I went along to help with some simple translation. They were engaged by Tropicana Beach Resort’s new CEO, Richard from Singapore, who is a 30 years veteran in the hospitality industry. Richard is on a mission to revamp this 2 years old resort and needed professional pictures for his promotion activities…

I must give credit to my friend Bennett from Good Morning Vietnam for this post on Kim Loan Restaurant in Mui Ne. He wrote so many good things about Kim Loan Restaurant that I had to check it out during my recent trip to Mui Ne. And I have to agree on most of his review. The 2 points that I can’t agree are because I didn’t get to experience them…

One of the best things about Mui Ne, arguably Vietnam’s best beach resort destination, is this: it is laid out in a long strip along a main street, with mainly the resort and hotels on one side (along the beach) and bars, restaurants and shops on the other. This means it’s very easy to move around. More importantly, when it comes to food, accommodation and entertainment in Mui Ne, you are spoiled for choice with this 10km stretch…