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Tet, Vietnamese New Year is the most important and biggest festival of Vietnamese people, marking the beginning of New Year in Lunar Calendar and Spring. It is the time for family unions, gift exchange and best wishes between family members, relatives, and friends. During Tet, there are many Vietnamese traditional customs passed from generation to...

Kep, being the smallest province of Cambodia, is a rising destination recently for foreigners. Kep Cambodia is not only a small lovely coastal town but it also brings an exquisite feeling of calmness and tranquility for visitors once they come here.   How to get to Kep Cambodia Kep city is Southern of Cambodia, it...

Devoid of beaches or outstanding historical attractions, Laos’ main draw is its laid-back country. This Buddhism land has exotic charm in language, art, and culture, creating unique Laos traditions. It is impossible to understand Laos culture without having at least a basic understanding of Laos traditions. These 5 interesting facts will be your roller coaster...

Are you looking forward to Vietnam Grand Prix 2020? Hopefully yes because we are excited about it too. This is the first time a Formula 1 race is held in Vietnam. That being said, this will be the first time Vietnamese take part in such a big speed sport event. It is also a chance...

As the gateway to Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is one of many choices when traveling to Thailand. You can easily go from Bangkok to Chiang Mai in many ways, such as plane, train, and bus. In order to start the trip smoothly, join our blog in the guide to get to Chiang Mai. Bangkok to...

In most Asian countries, people rarely wear their traditional outfit every day. Be it Kimono, or Ao dai, etc., they only remain as a symbol of tradition and only used on special occasions. However, it is different in Myanmar. Longyi – as how Myanmar traditional costume is called, is still surprisingly ubiquitous. Longyi Myanmar must...

Phnom Penh is the vibrant and lively capital of Cambodia. It is a sort of provincial charm and tranquillity with French colonial mansions and boulevards separated by tree lines amidst monumental Angkorian architecture. Most travelers just spend a day here without noticing that there are a lot of things to do in Phnom Penh. So...

Vietnam is not new to the world travel map but still part of Asia; where a lot of exotic practices and cultural differences should be explored and crossed. Streets are full of motorbikes, crowded outdoor markets, people eating and drinking in the streets, etc. All these make Vietnam a vibrant country at its every corner...