Recommending 4 Vietnam gifts (plus a few alternatives) you can bring home as souvenirs or presents for yourself and friends…

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:

When you are on a Saigon tour and are on budget, head straight to the Saigon backpacker’s hostel area. The best thing about this area, beside the cheap accommodation and food, is that you can easily catch the daily lives of Vietnamese.

In this post, I’ll bring you on a Saigon Alley Tour to show you how a common Vietnam’s alley, the houses and the lives within looks like…

A few notes to get out of the way before we proceed to the list of things to do in Vietnam…

4 tips on how you can enjoy Vietnam…

This post on things to do in Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, is where I’ll lose some fans. This is because every one of us is so different. The boys will prefer that I list the entire party scene so that they can hop from one to another. The ladies will love a suggested itinerary for shopping in Saigon instead of touring. The family man with kids in tow will be happy to visit all the theme parks…

There are increasing reports on the internet about a new ladyboys (boys dressed as ladies) scam in Saigon. Their operation goes like this…

The Phan Thiet train station is only about 6 km away from Mui Ne. Plus there will always be many taxi and motorbike riders waiting at the train station. So getting into Mui Ne from Phan Thiet is easy. And here’s 3 more reasons to try the train to Mui Ne:

If you are making a trip to Mui Ne, arguably Vietnam’s best beach resort destination, look no further than MuiNeBeach.net for all the information you’ll require. This website is where you can find everything you need to know about Mui Ne, its attraction, accommodations, food and drinking holes and much more. There’s even a free guidebook on Mui Ne that you can download…

I get regular emails from our readers asking questions about Vietnam Visa. So I thought I should write a post hoping to help. I must state upfront that I’m not writing from experience. I’m a Singaporean and by default we get 30 days free entry into Vietnam. Still, I did a little research and these are some general information about getting a Vietnam Visa…