Mekong Delta, like traveling in time.
There are many places in the world where rivers are used for transportation. The low-lying region makes it vulnerable to climate change. This place is so thrilling to visit; you feel you are traveling...
Author: Tom
Hoi An, a survival of several cultures
Hoi An is one of the most visited small towns in Vietnam. UNESCO has, of course, given this small charming town the boost. In parts of the old city, it is forbidden to use...
Huế with its Forbidden Purple City
In Huế, it is the historical and cultural sights from the time that this was a royal city that attracts. UNESCO has already put it on the map. And it is easy to see...
Vũng Tàu, look for its hidden secrets.
Vũng Tàu is a beach town in the south of Vietnam; it is easy to reach from Saigon airport. It has ambitions to become a tourist magnet. The beaches are already there, and extensive...
Vietnam, with its ancient charm and dynamic optimism
Vietnam is perfect for Christmas if you want to visit a warmer climate without suffering from the heat. It is also a budget country. If you want to escape western Christmas, it is possible...
New year, and review of my first year as a blogger
Happy New Year, while leaving 2022 behind, I want to review my first year as a blogger. Did I achieve some of my goals? In this post, I will go through the trips I...
Oslo might be a Christmas wonderland this year.
Here are some winter cards from Oslo, dressed up as a white wonderland. Most children wish for a white Christmas; might it happen this year? My memories from childhood were white Christmases, but in...
Pamukkale, with its cotton castle and ancient Hierapolis
Pamukkale can give you a unique experience by walking in the thermal spring water. Then stroll into the ancient city of Hierapolis. The blue water and the cotton terraces are a great site, and...
Iceland’s hot springs are more than the Blue Lagoon
Most visitors to Iceland choose the Blue Lagoon because it is close to Reykjavik. You can find Iceland’s hot springs in so many places. I will show you some of those I found around...
Postdam, immensely Rococo, how queer was Frederick the Great?
Postdam is just a short train journey from Berlin. It is valuable that this city’s many castles and historical buildings survived WWII. One person could take the credit for making Postdam the “Rococo Jewel,”...
