I know ‘cheap’ and ‘inexpensive’ are 2 very different expressions. When I say ‘Cheap Vietnam’ in this blog post, I really mean ‘Inexpensive Vietnam’. It’s just that ‘cheap’ reads easier on the title…

If you are looking to get Crumpler bags when in Saigon, HCMC, head over to 137 Bui Vien Street which is in the backpacker’s area…

While this XQ Su Quan in Nha Trang calls themselves the XQ Historical Village, they are really more of a big high-end shop specializing in embroidery…

If you miss the Saigon Ben Thanh Market when in Nha Trang, go to Dam Market, or Cho Dam in Vietnamese. It is smaller and has lesser variety than the former but still makes for a good place to buy Vietnam gifts to bring home. The surrounding open air wet market and food stalls will add more reasons to check out the Dam Market. And because it’s used mainly by the locals, this is 1 spot in Nha Trang to catch the daily lives of the Vietnamese people…

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

What would you do if you have a 6 hour layover time at Tan Son Nhat Airport before your next connecting flight?

This post is to bring you into a fashion boutique located behind the Ben Thanh Market in Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon…

This post on the Russian Market in Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, is to give you an idea of what you can find in there…

The aim of this post is to show you that shopping in Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, don’t have to be limited to the Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Square 1, Saigon Square 2 and the Vincom Center. You just need to know where to find them…

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…