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Vietnam is a beautiful country filled with stunning landscapes, rich culture and delicious cuisine. In this 2 week itinerary, I will take you on a journey through some of south and central Vietnam’s most iconic destinations, including Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An, Da Nang and Phong Nha ke-bang National park. From exploring ancient temples … Read more
The Upfield Shared Path (also known as Upfield Bike Path) is an easy Melbourne bike ride suitable for the whole family. Approximately 10kms one way, this sealed Melbourne Cycle path begins from Royal Park train station and extends north along the Upfield railway line to Box Forest Rd in Hadfield, ending just before Gowrie train … Read more
Da Nang is a city in central Vietnam known for its fire breathing dragon bridge, sandy beaches, ancient temples, delicious vegan food and cultural museums. It is the fourth largest city in the country and is located on the eastern coast, along the South China Sea. Da Nang has a pleasant climate and is a popular destination … Read more
Phong Nha is a unique destination off the beaten path for tourists looking to explore the nature of Vietnam. The Phong Nha-ke bang National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which incorporates many different caves you can explore. Including the famous Son Doong, the largest cave in the world. The scenery, the mountains, the river, … Read more
Phong Nha is a beautiful village in central Vietnam that has a wide variety of vegan friendly restaurants with many overlooking the unique river and mountains. Spend a few days there exploring the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. Visit the caves around the area including Phong Nha Cave, Dark Cave and Paradise Cave. Hire a … Read more
The best vegan food in Da Nang Vietnam can be found in the beach area of My An. It has a wide variety that’s delicious and easily accessible. From curries, vegan pizza, burgers, pasta, pancakes, cheesecake, icecream, banana bread, iced coffees and smoothie bowls, Da Nang has a range of options. Check out the best … Read more
Hoi An is the perfect place to eat vegan food. The village in Central Vietnam is known for its colourful yellow buildings, ethnic art museums, lantern festival, beautiful scenery, cycling culture and very friendly people. There are many options for vegans including Banh Mi, Curry, Iced Coffee, Pizza, Burgers, Pho, Pancakes and lots more! I visited Hoi … Read more
Phong Nha is a small village off the beaten path in Central Vietnam. Located along the Son River, this quiet town is one of the most beautiful you’ll ever see. Famous for its limestone caves (that were used as shelter during the Vietnam War) and Son Doong, the largest cave in the world, the Phong Nha … Read more
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) in Vietnam has a wide variety of vegan food including burgers, pizza, pancakes and desserts. With a multitude of different vegan restaurants and cafes in Saigon, you’ll never be looking too long for delicious food! If you’re wondering how to get from Ho Chi Minh City Airport to your hotel … Read more
Cycling in Hoi An is a must for any traveller who wants to see the beautiful countryside and get off the beaten path in Vietnam. Hiring a bicycle and going on a self guided bicycle tour to explore the stunning beaches of An Bang, and the lush green rice fields of Duy Phước and Cẩm Kim brings incredible freedom … Read more