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Hanoi’s white daisies, or cúc họa mi – a symbols of purity, resilience, and winter’s arrival.

Discover Vietnam’s unique countryside tradition of hunting and cooking rat meat in Ha Nam and Ninh Binh. Learn how locals catch, cook, and enjoy this surprising dish!

Discover Vietnam’s most unique delicacies including balut, silkworm pupae, water bugs, rat meat, grasshoppers, and red jellyfish. Would you dare to try them?

From Ao Dai photoshoots to street food tours, explore 10 fun and unique things to do in Hanoi with your besties — food, laughter, and memories await!

Discover 7 stunning pink churches across Vietnam — from Saigon’s iconic Tan Dinh to Da Lat’s dreamy Domaine de Marie. Faith, color, and charm await!

Discover Hanoi’s most unique architectural landmarks — from Turtle Tower to Bat Trang Pottery Museum and more! Explore the city’s creative soul.

Amber, a poet, and Peter, a musician, explored Hanoi’s soulful side through our Taste of Hanoi food tour - where every dish, from green papaya salad to steamed rice rolls, carried stories of people, rhythm, and love for this city. By the end, Hanoi wasn’t just a place they visited - it became a melody they’ll always remember. 💛

When autumn arrives, Hanoi turns poetic with white daisies (cúc họa mi) and flower vendors on every corner. A walk around West Lake or Phan Dinh Phung Street will show you the city’s most beautiful, heartwarming season.

A heartwarming Hanoi food tour with Emily and Reece — filled with laughter, local bites, and little surprises that made every stop unforgettable.

Hanoi’s autumn is pure magic — golden leaves, milk flowers, cozy coffee moments, and gentle breezes that make everyone fall in love with the city.

Hanoi, July, llth, 2025 “Hi, I've been enjoying seeing your photos with families” - That was Leah’s very first message to us. Months...

Rain couldn’t stop Brendan’s family from enjoying our Hanoi food tour — laughter, puddles, and delicious local eats made it a day to remember!

Join our Hanoi Coffee Workshop to explore egg, coconut & salted coffee while connecting with locals and friends. Every cup tells a story.

From crunchy bánh mì to bamboo dragonfly painting, Bridget’s family explored Hanoi’s Old Quarter, learned local crafts, and made memories they’ll never forget.

Hanoi, August 23rd, 2025 We met Tineke’s lovely family of four again at our cozy Coffee workshop to wrap up their Hanoi Family Quest –...

Hanoi, August llth, 2025 Say hello to our beautiful ladies from Australia, Haley and Heather, ready to dive into the diverse and...

Vietnam Travel Tips for Families with Kids

A hidden balcony cafe with st. Joseph's Cathedral view