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What to Do in Ljubljana: A Complete Guide
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What to Do in Ljubljana: A Complete Guide

Ljubljana is Slovenia’s capital, and it’s an easy city to explore. It’s compact and walkable, with riverside cafés and plenty of historic sights. Below, you’ll find the top things to do in town, plus tips to help you make the most of your visit.

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9 Days in Slovenia: Your Road Trip Itinerary
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9 Days in Slovenia: Your Road Trip Itinerary

Slovenia is small but surprisingly diverse, which makes it perfect for a road trip. In just over a week, you can drive through historic cities, alpine lakes, and mountain roads to wine country and the Adriatic coast without long travel days. 

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What to Pack for a Trip to Vietnam (in Any Season)
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What to Pack for a Trip to Vietnam (in Any Season)

The weather in Vietnam varies by region, and the country spans multiple climates. Some areas are more consistent, while the coast and mountainous regions can see rapid weather changes daily. This guide covers what to pack no matter where you go, with tips on how to handle the cooler months, tropical heat, and rainy season. 

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My Son Sanctuary Travel Guide for First-Timers
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My Son Sanctuary Travel Guide for First-Timers

My Son Sanctuary is one of Vietnam’s most fascinating historical sites. Built by the Champa Kingdom 1,600 years ago, the site features ancient Hindu temples and towers set in a scenic mountain valley. Today, the ruins offer a glimpse into the architecture, culture, and spiritual life of a civilization long ago. 

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Hoi An Travel Guide: Exploring Vietnam’s Ancient Town
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Hoi An Travel Guide: Exploring Vietnam’s Ancient Town

Once a bustling trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries, Hoi An is now famous for its well-preserved architecture and colorful lantern-lit streets. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town blends history, culture, and natural beauty. Visit to wander the ancient town, relax on nearby beaches, or sample local delicacies while taking in the slower pace of life.

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Vietnam Food Tips: Dishes, Allergies, and Safety
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Vietnam Food Tips: Dishes, Allergies, and Safety

Eating in Vietnam was a highlight of our trip and something we still talk about far too often. The food is fresh, flavorful, and changes from region to region. Of course, you’ll need to try bánh mì and pho, but there are so many other dishes worth exploring! 

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Hanoi Travel Guide: Everything You Should Know
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Hanoi Travel Guide: Everything You Should Know

Hanoi is a city of contrasts. The streets buzz with motorbikes, vendors, and daily life, but step off the main road and you’ll find quiet cafes, peaceful lakes, and tree-lined parks. Ancient temples and French colonial buildings sit alongside modern shops and colorful street art. It’s fast-paced, but charming; energetic, but grounded in tradition – making it one of Vietnam’s most fascinating cities to explore.

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Tràng An Rowboats: What to Know Before You Go
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Tràng An Rowboats: What to Know Before You Go

If you’re headed to Ninh Bình, a rowboat ride through Tràng An should be on your list. It’s one of the most popular things to do here, and for good reason. You’ll float through caves, visit temples, and take in views you won’t see anywhere else. 

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Hạ Long Bay Cruise Guide: Tips, Routes, and Advice
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Hạ Long Bay Cruise Guide: Tips, Routes, and Advice

Hạ Long Bay is one of Vietnam’s most iconic travel destinations, known for its emerald waters and towering limestone karsts that rise dramatically from the sea. Located in the Gulf of Tonkin, this UNESCO World Heritage Site spans more than 1,500 square kilometers and is home to nearly 2,000 islands. The most popular way to explore the area is by boat – and we consider this a must-do experience! 

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How to Trek Through Son Doong

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