Sapa is a region in the Lao Cai province of northern Vietnam famous for its steep rice terraces and indigenous cultures. One of the best ways to explore Sapa is by hiking and spending the night at homestays. But you might be wondering—is the 3-day Sapa trek the right fit for you? I understand where …
Visiting Sapa is a destination on many travelers’ wish lists. But because of Sapa’s distance from Hanoi, many people pass on traveling there. I’m glad you’re not among them—Vietnam’s idyllic countryside is a refreshing change of scenery from bustling Hanoi. The Vietnamese government is working on building an airport in Sapa. But since it’ll take …
Sapa is a town that sits approximately 5,400 feet above sea level in northern Vietnam, close to the Chinese border. It’s famed for its rice terraces. But given that it takes at least six hours to drive to Sapa Valley from Hanoi, trekking Sapa isn’t at the top of many tourists’ bucket lists. Based on …
Hoi An is a town oozing with history and charm. You’ll get to see architecture ranging from Vietnamese to Japanese, Chinese, and French. Despite Hoi An being so old, it’s relatively easy for wheelchair users to navigate the old town’s streets, though it’s better suited for manual chairs. Read on to learn more about wheelchair …
What do pho, a financial hub, and French colonial architecture have in common? They’re all iconic features of Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh, which many people still call its former name, Saigon, is the most populated city in Vietnam, with over 9 million residents. If you’re a wheelchair user contemplating a visit to …
Gone are the days when reliable WiFi is hard to come by in large cities like Ho Chi Minh. But there’s always the inevitable Airbnb that doesn’t have good WiFi as promised, or the social butterfly in you wants to get out and work remotely while exploring Saigon. So, if you’re having trouble finding a …
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