Spezialist für maßgeschneiderte Reisen in Vietnam & Indochina
At the entrance to Mong Phu, a banyan tree spreads its shade beside the tiled village gate. Beyond it, brick lanes lead past reddish laterite walls and family courtyards. Duong Lam Ancient Village (Đường Lâm), in Hanoi's Son Tay area, invites you to slow down and look a little closer.
From Bat Trang's pottery wheels to Quang Phu Cau's colourful incense yards — explore 7 traditional craft villages near Hanoi and watch local artisans at work.
In the days leading up to September 2, one sight becomes impossible to miss across Vietnam: red flags with golden stars lining streets, homes and public squares.
September is one of those months when Vietnam cannot be described with a single weather forecast. While northern Vietnam gradually moves away from the hot, rainy summer and into early autumn, Central Vietnam begins transitioning toward its wetter months. In the South, the monsoon is still active, bringing warm, humid days and frequent showers. So, is September a good time to visit Vietnam?
