We had dinner at the Hoi An gem, Morning Glory. If you want to visit this restaurant – and you do – make reservations as soon as possible! It’s not a place that necessarily has a months long waiting list, but just walking in at prime dinner time will not get you a table that … Continue reading Dinner At Morning Glory
During our second day in Hoi An we rented free bikes from the small hotel we stayed in. I highly recommend this hotel when you find yourself in Hoi An. Where we stayed: The Hoi An Orchid Garden Villas is where we stayed. Originally I found a very expensive hotel. It’s location was perfect and it … Continue reading Cycling in Hoi An & Beach trip to An Bang
According to Wikipedia, Hội An (會安) translates as “peaceful meeting place”. It’s a city on Vietnam’s central coast known for its well-preserved Ancient Town and canals. While doing my research on this city, I learned that beginning in the 15th century and up until the 19th century, Hoi An has been a melting pot. It served as one … Continue reading Lantern Festival in Hoi An
Before we left Cambodia for Vietnam, I did a lot of research on Vietnamese food and where to get the best food in Saigon. We were going to be there a month so I wanted to try as much amazing food as possible. Lucky for us, one of the most talked about places is the … Continue reading Bánh Cuốn Hải Nam
When you stay more than two weeks in Saigon, you start to run out of the “popular” tourist attractions. At that point you should do some searching for what is out there. I like looking at Trip Advisor forums and Lonely Planet. For really obscure tourist sites, I’d go to Atlas Obscura. Not only do … Continue reading The Pink Church Of Saigon
