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Hoi An cafes, despite having different themes, all bring a common feel of the ancient town. Your trip to Hoi An can only be complete if you stop by Hoi…

The Reverie trumpets luxury – with a 24-carat gold Baldi carriage-clock (taller than a man) in reception, and acres of glistening Italian marble and gilt. Rooms glitter with mosaic and…

The Anantara Quy Nhon is all about intimacy. The sun rises over the ocean at the foot of your bed; French windows open onto private plunge pools that appear to…

The beauty of Vietnamese culture, traditional silk-production process, and delicious cuisine are definitely the reasons why you have to visit Hoi An Silk Village. Find out what is waiting for…

This Vietnamese stir-fried squid with veggies is quick and easy to make for dinner. The squid is sautéed until just cooked through to retain its mild sweetness and a pleasant…

Traditional Vietnamese fresh spring rolls (goi cuon) consist of pork, shrimp, lettuce and herbs wrapped in soft chewy rice paper. They are beautiful to look at and great as a…

Japanese Bridge in Hoi An is an iconic symbol of Hoi An Ancient Town, a tourist attraction and a well-designed construction. It has the honor of being printed in Vietnam’s…

Tan Ky Old House, with more than 200 years of history, is considered as a “living museum”. Its unique architecture of ancient Hoi An and long-standing traditional cultures have made…

Mì Quảng is a signature rice noodle dish of Quang Nam province in the Central region of Vietnam. It features slippery noodles, colorful toppings, and flavorful broth. If you are…

Vietnamese Sate Sauce (Sốt Sa tế) is a spicy red sauce which is an excellent addition to many dishes, especially for grilling and stir-frying. Don’t confuse Vietnamese sate sauce with…