Places to go in Vietnam

Thang Long Water Puppet Theater
Thang Long Water Puppet Theater is located on Dinh Tien Hoang Street. It is one of a few theaters in Vietnam showing water puppet performances.
Tourists come to this theater to enjoy water puppet, a Vietnamese traditional art. In a water puppet show, everything is carried out in the water. The artists have to monitor the water puppets behind a bamboo curtain. With the combination of stage effects, lights and music, you will see an amazing water show which is about daily life of old-time Vietnamese people whose lives always stick with the images of the fields, buffalos, the cultivating and other agricultural activities. Visit Vietnam with Indochina tours Vietnam

Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park
Being located in Quang Binh, a province in the Middle of Vietnam, Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003. Coming to Phong Nha Ke Bang Park through an eco-tourism project, you will be fascinated by this park’s beauty which is given from Mother Nature. This park’s landscape is formed by limestone plateaux and tropical forests. It also features a great geological diversity and a large number of caves and underground rivers. If you are keen on adventuring, Son Doong Cave discovering trip is a great choice for you.

Hue Citadel
Hue Citadel or Citadel of Hue is a large fortress built in the 17th century (1805) mandated by Emperor Gia Long in Hue City in the Central of Vietnam. The citadel is outstanding with the architectural combination of Chinese geomancy and the military principles of the French. You can see many huge palaces and beautiful temples here. Furthermore, Hue Citadel brings a historical and cultural value which is really precious to all Vietnamese people. Thanks to all of these things, Hue Citadel became a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Tours in Vietnam

Reunification Hall, a must-see place in Saigon

Coming to Saigon, you can not forget to visit Reunification Hall- a historical symbol that not only Saigon people but also Vietnamese people are always proud of. It charmingly reflects Vietnam’s history in war time so visiting this palace is always voted as one of top things to do in Saigon Vietnam.

Reunification Hall is located in a 15 ha area in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. It was built in 1871 by French people and was named “Norodom” at that time. Over time, its name has been changed several times: President Palace (1954- 1956), Reunification Palace (1956- 1976) and Reunification Hall (1976- Now).

Banh cuon
“Banh cuon” (Vietnamese Steamed Rice Rolls/Crepes) is the perfect holiday fresh food. After the last Thanksgiving holiday back in Detroit, Michigan we usually needs something light, fragile, and flavorful to use after our feast. So when my mom asked us what wanted to eat the weekend after thanksgiving dinner, we immediately required some “banh cuon”. “Banh cuon” is a very bright crepe often with pork, pepper, and onions and eaten with Vietnamese ham, steamed bean sprouts, and cucumbers. Besides, you can get a famous dish for their “banh cuon” is called “banh cuon Thanh Tri”, which is different from basic steamed roll rice.  Vegetarians can avoid the meat element by responded for steamed roll rice and it can’t change the flavor of this dish.