With a population of 300,000, Nha Trang is the closest thing to a European resort centre in Vietnam, but still retains its Vietnamese culture and its small city atmosphere. The city is flanked

Nha Trang’s boat trips became well-known, or more precisely, infamous, when a local entrepreneur generally known as Mama Hanh arrange Vietnam’s first booze cruises.

Positioned on a small hill on the mouth of the CAI River at Nha Trang, the Po Nagar temple is named after a local goddess of local origin who was once believed to have created the earth,

Qui Nhon is the little visited provincial capital of Binh Dinh province. Although it was recognized as a city as late as 1898, its historical past reaches back to the days of the Kingdom of

Phan Thiet is set 200km northeast from Ho Chi Minh City and lies south of Cam Ranh Bay at the southernmost stretch of Central Vietnam. Once part of the Cham Kingdom, it’s now a bustling