Tet Trung Thu – Vietnam’s beloved Mid-Autumn Festival – is a magical celebration of family, gratitude, and togetherness. In Hoi An, the Moon Festival transforms the ancient town into a glowing dream of lanterns, lion dances, and mooncake delights. Whether you’re drawn by tradition or simply chasing beauty, Mid-Autumn in Hội An is an unforgettable…
When travellers think of Hoi An, its lantern-lit streets and UNESCO-listed Ancient Town often come first to mind. Yet just nearby, Thanh Ha Pottery Village has preserved the art of ceramics for over 500 years. More than sightseeing, it offers a truly hands-on cultural experience. If you’re planning your trip, this guide from La Siesta…
Just 3 kilometres from Hoi An Ancient Town, An Bang Beach offers soft sands, gentle waves, and a relaxed atmosphere away from the crowds. Beloved by locals and travellers alike, it’s the perfect spot for swimming, surfing, or unwinding with seaside dining and beach cafés. Together with La Siesta Hoi An Resort, this An Bang…
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam, shaped like an S, is located on the east side of the Indochinese peninsula and ranks as the 14th most populous country in the world For more than 1,000 years the north part of Vietnam was part of china. In AD939 an independent Vietnamese state was created. The foundation of…
The city is made up of 12 administrative districts and is the country’s industrial and economic heart. District one is the heart of the main points of interest and tourist attractions.
The Con Dao Islands separated from the mainland about 15,000 years ago and during the French era it became a prison island for political prisoners.
