What’s It Like To Live In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam? In late 2013, having quit my job after two years of saving up and getting my financials in order, I took a month off in Bali, hopped over to Chiang Mai, and wrapped it up by attending the annual Dynamite Circle meet up in Bangkok.

This country possesses a quaint charm that transcends time and generations. Vietnam has more sights and sounds to offer than just rice paddies and motorbikes for which they are also known for. There are many things to do and many places to go to. But, where can you start?

In any place you go to for a short while, one important thing that you shouldn’t miss is to find a place to stay and relax in. Vietnam offers the right place for every type of traveler. From budget stays, wellness retreats to luxurious hotels – Vietnam got all of them lined up for you.

They always say that you get to know a country’s culture through their food. And, when it comes to food, Vietnam is on the top of the list. What holds Vietnamese cuisine up is its simplicity without the complexity of gourmet that can sometimes go overboard.

Spontaneity in travel brings in more fun and adventure. But it can also bring you trouble if you go for it excessively. To have a smooth yet spontaneous travel all around Vietnam, you need to know the basics.