I'd like to give an insight into&nbsp;Hué, a tourist town that was once an imperial city and is famous throughout the country for its food! But what tourists often don't realise is that there are numerous wonderful sites just a few kilometres from this town that are seldom visited but are nonetheless authentic and magnificent&nbsp;

Hué and the riches of its surroundings

In this article, learn more about sailing days on the Mekong from the town of Can Tho.

On the Mekong from Can Tho

This article presents the different faces of Halong Bay, both inland and at sea.

Halong Bay, between sea and land

Blue Hmong, Red Dao, Black Lolo... The ethnic minority groups living in the misty mountains of Northern Vietnam form a true patchwork quilt of different cultures. Going to meet them is guaranteed to be an intense trip that would only equal coming into contact with other ancestral peoples.

Meeting the Hmong, Dao, and other Lolo ethnic groups

Hoi An

Hạ Long Bay

Tonle Sap

Tây Ninh

 The tropical island of Phu Quoc is a little paradise and a great place to recharge your batteries. 

Asia

Vietnam

Koh Trol

Europe

Central America

Africa

North America

South America

Middle East

Oceania

I stayed for three days in Phu Quoc and I loved crossing the island on a motorbike to explore deserted beaches that were more difficult to access. For enthusiasts of underwater discoveries, you will enjoy the incredible reefs thanks to your masks and snorkels. If you wish to, you can visit one of the well known factories, famous for making the celebrated fermented fish sauce "Nuoc Mam" or the pepper plantation at Khu Tuong. For presevation, 70% of the Island's land has been protected by the Phu Quoc National Park since 2001. This island would be a lovely stopover <a href="/vietnam/">during your stay in Vietnam</a>. Phu Quoc is still an island paradise far from mass tourism with very relaxing lush vegetation.

Phu Quoc is the largest Vietnamese island, far from the crowds of tourists. A haven of green sweeping out to sandy beaches, it will delight all nature lovers.

Phu Quoc is a magnificent small island with white sandy beaches and turquoise blue water. Relaxing during my trip, resting, lazing about...that's what I did on Phu Quoc! I went snorkelling, and you can also dive from the islands to the south of Phu Quoc, which I didn't do (a question of money).  I also ate some really good seafood on Phu Quoc , but I don't recommend eating at Duong Dong night market, I was really disappointed. However, the market is cute and makes a very charming evening walk. It has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere which I appreciated during my stay there.  I rented a motorbike and toured the island. The roads are good and you can't get lost. It was my favourite part of the trip because you could get to almost empty beaches where the fishermen sold excellent fish! If you want to meet the locals, there's nothing better!

The tropical island of Phu Quoc is a little paradise and a great place to recharge your batteries.

Koh Trol Vacations

Koh Trol: How to get there?

Koh Trol: When to go?

Koh Trol: For how long?

Koh Trol: What to see in the surroundings?

Vietnam: our articles for your vacation