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Alongside the world-renowned banh mi and the traditional pho, xoi (sticky rice) has long secured a concrete position on the untouchable breakfast map of anyone who calls Hanoi capital city their home.  Let’s enjoy with: Indochina tours Vietnam. Xoi, easy to find, cheap to purchase, quick to finish, has extended itself in terms of both...

Phnom Penh – Cambodia’s capital city has all the beguiling sounds, smells and sights of Southeast Asia, with a little faded colonial grandeur thrown in. From the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21 Prison) to Kampot crab, check out some of the most essential things to do in Phnom Penh when you travel Indochina tours Visit...

Inle (or Inlay) in Myanmar language means large lake, which is located in the central of Shan State, about 40 km from the south of Taung-kyi. The lake is located about 889 meters above sea level, surrounded by high mountains, and covers an area of 220 km². The deepest of lake is about 6 m,...

Though in fact, some countries have declared other days for children. For example, in Thailand, it is the Second Saturday of January; or to people living in New Zealand, the first Sunday of March is the day celebrating the future generation of this country. However, the First of June has been the most suitable day...

Vietnam is a special and peaceful country which is located in the Indochinese Peninsula. The natural condition and environment of the tropical region bring this nation many lively and unique landscapes which can attract a lot of tourists every year. Many experts who spend much time on researching the root of Vietnamese culture consider that...

Perched at 1,050 meters above sea level on a 1,600-hectare meadow, the Moc Chau plateau deserves its nickname: “Da Lat of the northwest” and it is vibrant and bustling with thousands of tourists. Its picturesque and varied landscapes in a region are blessed by nature. If spring is the best time to admire the stunning...

My house is in Cua Bac street, and my office is located in Xuan Dieu street; which means that everyday, I have to commute at 7.30 am. To be honest, travelling from home to work at rush hour is not a fun routine event, especially when traffic jams easily occur and you are stuck in...

The second Sunday of May has been only an official Mother’s day for just approximately 100 years. So, before 1908, how had our ancestors showed their love to their mothers. In some Asian countries like China, Korea, Japan and even Vietnam, there has been a Cold Food Festival. On that day, people will eat cold...