Monday, October 14, 2013

4 tips for homestay travel

Homestay travel

There are some advantages of this home-stay travel. With home-stay travel you would be able to closely approach the local’s lifestyle as well as to have an indigenous perspective of a nation’s culture. If you decide to try this new travel style, we have some tips for you.

Provide your personal information 

You would always carefully look up for information on a home-stay before entering their house. Certainly, the landlord would want to know about you before letting you stay in the same roof with them. Therefore, you will need to provide your personal information for your tourist company and make sure to make a good impression by having a good openhearted introduction from both sides before you home-stay.

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

3 best places to visit in Hoi An

I had a chance to visit Hoi An last week and It was really an awesome trip. There are many places to visit, many food to enjoy. However, I will only tell about places I visited, and for me they're best places to visit in Hoi An.

Hoi An Traditional Art Performance Theatre. 


Hoi An Traditional Art Performance Theatre.

For those who love art, the Traditional art performance theatre should be the first place to visit. The theatre is located on Nguyen Thai Hoc street. Every 9pm-10pm, it offers offers live performances of Vietnamese folk music and folk dance. If you have paid the entrance fee into the town, you would not need to pay money for the ticket.

Friday, August 23, 2013

3 places to visit in Vung Tau

If you're looking for a peaceful place, but not too quite for your weekend holiday, Vung Tau might be the ideal destination. Not only famous with and for seafood and fresh air, it's also well-known with some beautiful and original attractions. Below, I have listed 3 places to visit in Vung Tau and if you have a chance to visit Vung Tau, don't miss my recommendation.

Jesus Christ Statue

3 places to visit in vung tau

Located on the top of the small mountain the statue was built in 1974 and completed in 1993. The statue is 32 meters high, standing on a 4 meter high platform with two outstretched arms spanning 18.3 meters, and it is reportedly one of the tallest statues of Christ in Asia.