#Vietnam adventure travel

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Vietnam’s Best-Kept Secrets Top 10 Hidden Wonders Revealed

[adventureswithteddy]

Teddy sat on a small ledge next to a cascading waterfall basking in the refreshing mists that filled the air. Seeming to tumble from a green oasis above, the shimmering water landed in what would have otherwise been a dry and dusty sand patch.

[gavas-mango]

Paradise 🏝️

[vintage-tigre]

Kate Moss traveling in Vietnam, June 1996.

Published in Vogue Spain

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[aexplore360]

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Vietnam's most popular and frequently visited location The Ha Long Bay, which is also recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated in Vietnam's northeast, close to HaLong City.

[pad-si-ew-and-me]

Vietnam on film, April 2024. 10 years on and this country still amazes me.

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[adventureswithteddy]

Teddy happened onto a beach where he found a traditional Vietnamese basket boat. While not in the water he felt it was the perfect time to climb aboard and see how it felt. To Teddy it seemed like it might be a bit wobbly but he was assured it afforded more stability in the waves than other boats. This one was more modern and made from fiberglass; originally they were constructed with bamboo.

[beeanddoddi]

friday the 22nd of december

4:41pm

Dalat, Vietnam

yesterday we made friends with a local guide, today we took him up on his offer and began our journey around the city and countryside to explore!!!

the first stop was the cable cars over the mountains. I'm afraid of heights and not a massive fan of dangling from a wire in a metal car but the view today was definitely worth overcoming my fear for.

next stop was a beautiful temple. in the past these kind of place would make me feel uncomfortable, conflicted and slightly weary. but recently I've been trying to open myself up to the world and all its different beliefs and I found myself completely at peace within this place today. I felt as though I could suddenly walk softer on the world. I've reached a point where I can understand and stand in awe and wonder.

next stop was a flower farm. I'm a girl with an unending love of flowers and colours and here they seem to be a wonderful part of their culture!

next was a mushroom farm! mushrooms are an incredibly interesting (and delicious) organism! I am constantly in awe of mushrooms (sadly I didn't get any photos).

after a short stop for an incredibly delicious food (that's half the reason I travel) we headed on our way again!

next we found ourselves at one of the 2 waterfalls we would see today. I stood there at the bottom at these falls and thought surely this is God's greatest creation and we as humans were only meant to marvel in God's wonderful world, our only purpose to find wonder and joy in the nature of the world.

next we found ourselves at coffee and pepper farms and learnt some wonderful new things. tho I will admit it's weird to stop in the middle of the road to see these farms.

next stop, waterfall number 2!!! stunning honestly!

then next we stopped to climb the inside of this 52m tall Budda statue. again, something that would normally bring me discomfort brought me peace. 10 floors of artwork and enlightenment suddenly made me wonder what this belief was all about.

next we stopped at this beautiful cafe for late afternoon coffee and to learn about how rice wine is made here. I'm not a coffee drinker normally but I think I could drink the coffee from here everyday (and I have been so far). the coffee here is sweeter and richer and has a flavour other than bitter. the most common way to drink it is black with a little bit of condensed milk and it tastes absolutely divine! coffee is a perfect way to end a wonderful, awe inspiring day!

[foxcassius]

there are 2 like international tourist-y trips i want to take in my life. i want to go to vietnam before jiwon and i move out of asia, because going to vietnam from korea is cheap but going to vietnam from american is Fucking Expensive, and i want to go on a yarn-centered traipse around celtic islands and perhaps iceland but mostly the celtic islands. and then since jiwon loves classical music i do also think it would be nice for us to take a trip to like vienna to see museums and go to the orchestra a few times but thats not on My list bc its on His list

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[aexplore360]

Halong Bay, Vietnam