“The living need light and the dead need music.”
— Vietnamese Proverb
“The living need light and the dead need music.”
— Vietnamese Proverb
Wat Gai is not what you’d expect from a temple. It more closely resembles a house of horrors than a house of worship.
Cao Lau is a unique noodle dish found only in Hoi An, Vietnam. The legendary noodles are rumored to be made from special local well water and ashes made from trees from nearby Cham Island.
Atop of a hill, in the suburbs of Berlin, is an abandoned US listening station called Tuefelsberg (Devil’s Mountain). Like the Berlin Wall, it stands as an eerie relic of the Cold War.
Slipper Lobsters are a delicacy from the sea you can find in Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand along the Gulf. Bigger than a crawfish, but similar, these lobsters are smaller than typical...
It started out like any other day in paradise. Woefully ignorant travelers greet the day. In the early afternoon, we started noticing throngs of bicyclists, parading down the promenade with flags —...
Like Venice or the Floating Market in Can Tho, the river is the roadway in which the villagers not only survive but also travel
The Cai Rang Floating Market is the biggest wholesale floating market in the Vietnam. Everyday, until Noon, hundreds of boats sell and trade goods in the middle of the river. There are no stalls...
With rivers and karst mountains, the journey to the Bái Đính Temple is as stupendous and epic as the temple complex itself — if not more.