We rented a motorbike to get to Ngu Hanh Son better known as the Marble Mountains. In fact, this isn’t just a nickname – the mountains are truly made of marble.   The village at the foot of the mountains is … Read More

Exhausted, overwhelmed, wide-eyed and mouth agape, I stepped off the bus into a night frothed with an abundance of noises, flashing lights, speeding vehicles and a flood of pedestrians crowding the sidewalks and streets. We had arrived in Ho Chi … Read More

Hue is the gastronomical capital of Vietnam known for its diversity of mouth-watering regional foods. Okay – it’s also known for a little thing called The Imperial City. Both excellent reasons to visit don’t you think?   With the Perfume … Read More

Paksong is a tranquil town untouched by the deafening buzz of the present world. It’s huddled away almost unnoticed by drivers whizzing by on the smartly paved main road. Its streets remain mostly covered in amber-colored dust which lifts and … Read More

I know I’m far from being one in a million when I say that Hoi An was hands down my favorite city in Vietnam. Most people who have visited Hoi An will proclaim the same thing. It’s one of those … Read More

Tad Lo is a small village with big waterfalls. Located in Salavan province in Laos, Tad Lo is a popular stop for those doing a motorbike tour around the Bolaven Plateau. Its call to fame is its namesake waterfalls which … Read More