Inna Yugova

From Chau Doc to Da Nang: A Cultural Adventure The journey from Chau Doc to Da Nang wasn’t just about moving from one place to another; it was an adventure shaped by local quirks, unexpected lessons, and the rhythm of Vietnam’s daily life. My last morning in Chau Doc started serenely enough. After breakfast at […]

Exploring Chau Doc: A Gateway to Nature and Culture. Tra Su Forest and Nui Sam Mountain Exploring Chau Doc reveals the enchanting blend of nature, culture, and everyday life in the Mekong Delta. This town is a hub for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Chau Doc is located in the An Giang province near

The journey from Phu Quoc Island to Chau Doc marked a transition from the bustling island life to the tranquil rhythm of the Mekong Delta. Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island, lies in the Gulf of Thailand, just 15 kilometers off Cambodia’s coast. I left the island of Phu Quoc early in the morning, catching a

First Impressions of Phu Quoc Island Phu Quoc Island is often advertised as a tropical paradise, yet it greeted me with mixed emotions. Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island, is situated in the Gulf of Thailand, just 15 kilometers off the Cambodian coast. Known for its palm-lined beaches and national parks, the island spans over 570

The Gateway to the Mekong Delta Exploring Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is like stepping into the heart of Vietnam’s cultural and natural wonders. Known as the “Mother of Water,” the delta spans across a vast network of rivers, canals, and lush landscapes, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of the people who call this region

Exploring Ho Chi Minh City on a scooter is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Vietnam’s largest city’s chaotic yet captivating rhythms. My journey began with this exhilarating mode of transportation, which revealed Saigon’s hidden stories and vibrant energy. A Day on Two Wheels: Discovering Ho Chi Minh City The day started early, with

The journey of a lifetime has started—my backpacker journey to Vietnam. The morning air in Malgrate was crisp and clear, wrapping Lake Como in a serene farewell. It was a day I had envisioned for months—leaving behind the familiar comforts of home for six months of exploration in Southeast Asia. As I sipped my final