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Emile N'guyen

Volunteer in France

Hello,

My name is Thanh (Emile)…
Of Vietnamese origin, I have been living in France since 1976, where I arrived at the age of 13.

Today, I am married, a father of three children… and above all, a happy grandfather of four grandchildren.
I live in Charente-Maritime, but a part of my heart has always remained in Vietnam…

My return to the country in 2012 was a deeply moving moment… almost a rediscovery of my roots.
Since then, I return regularly (2014, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2023, …) always with the same pleasure… and the same emotion.

Over the years, I have traveled Vietnam from North to South, passing through the Center and the Central Highlands…, to Cambodia and Laos, ....and I have had the chance to organize several trips for relatives and friends.

Today, it is with sincerity and passion that I wish to accompany you in turn… to help you experience an authentic, simple… and unforgettable journey.

Want to discover Vietnam differently?
* Write to me now at: typictravel@gmail.com

* Or send me an SMS before calling at: 06 37 74 03 81

I will be delighted to chat with you… and help you build your trip, as if it were my own.

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Vasaio per un giorno a Bát Tràng

Vasaio per un giorno a Bát Tràng

Situato a dieci chilometri dal vivace centro di Hanoi, il villaggio di Bát Tràng è un piccolo paradiso di pace. Oltre ad attirare i turisti, seduce anche i giovani Hanoïens desiderosi di cimentarsi per qualche ora nell'arte della ceramica.

Alfarero por un día en Bát Tràng

Alfarero por un día en Bát Tràng

Situado a diez kilómetros del bullicioso centro de Hanoi, el pueblo de Bát Tràng es un pequeño remanso de paz. Además de atraer a los turistas, también seduce a los jóvenes hanoianos deseosos de practicar el arte de la alfarería durante unas horas.

A la découverte de la montagne Langbiang

A la découverte de la montagne Langbiang

À Da Lat, les touristes doivent visiter le plateau de Langbiang et goûter du ruou can (un spiritueux stocké dans un grand pot et bu avec une longue tige en bambou), une spécialité des minorités ethniques vivant dans les Hauts plateaux du Centre

Discovering Langbiang Mountain

Discovering Langbiang Mountain

In Da Lat, tourists must visit the Langbiang plateau and taste ruou can (a spirit stored in a large jar and drunk with a long bamboo straw), a specialty of the ethnic minorities living in the Central Highlands.