Vietnamese railways have been praised many times by international media. The famous travel magazine Lonely Planet voted Vietnam's North-South railway line as the most spectacular rail journey in the world. Traveling by train, visitors can witness the marvelous beauty of Vietnam's nature, culture, country, and people.

The Michelin Guide has recently unveiled its top 10 culinary destinations for 2025, highlighting Quang noodles in Da Nang as an unmissable delicacy.

According to the Michelin Guide, cuisine is always at the heart of travel, shaping how people connect with cultures and destinations worldwide.

Quang Noodles with Jellyfish in Da Nang, Recommended by Michelin Guide
The robust development of restaurants, from fine dining to casual eateries, demonstrates how cuisine brings travelers closer to locals and immerses them in the history and traditions of a destination.

As a traveler with a penchant for discovering hidden gems around the world, Hội An in Vietnam offered me a journey that was not only enriching but surprisingly affordable. According to the Post Office’s Global Holiday Costs Index, Hội An was crowned the world’s cheapest long-haul destination for 2024—a first in the index's 18-year history. Previously ranked 6th, Hội An made a leap to the top spot, surpassing renowned destinations like Cape Town and Kenya.

A UNESCO World Heritage Treasure

Hanoi's Old Quarter offers a rich variety of food experiences that reflect the city's deep history and cultural diversity. A food tour through the Old Town is a fantastic way to sample some of the most iconic dishes and learn about the traditions behind them. Here are some key stops and recommendations for a food tour in Hanoi’s Old Quarter:
1. Phở (Vietnamese Noodle Soup)
•    Where to go: Phở Gia Truyền Bát Đàn or Phở Thìn.