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Things to Do in Hoi An: Beyond the Lanterns Wander the lantern-lit Ancient Town, float a candle on the river, get clothes tailor-made overnight, paddle a basket boat through coconut palms and cook your own Vietnamese feast — here’s every experience worth your time in Hoi An. Last updated & checked: June 2026 The best … Read more
The Best Day Trips from Da Nang: Where to Go Beyond the City Lantern-lit Hoi An, the imperial city of Hue over the Hai Van Pass, ancient Cham ruins, snorkelling islands and a golden bridge in the clouds — here’s every day trip from Da Nang, how to choose, and exactly how to do it. … Read more
Halal Da Nang: Muslim-Friendly Food, Mosques & Prayer Spots Planning a Muslim-friendly trip to Da Nang? Good news: Vietnam’s beach city has quietly become far easier for Muslim travellers, with halal-certified restaurants, a growing Muslim-friendly dining scene, mosques for prayer, and hotels that cater to your needs. Here’s everything: where to eat halal, where to … Read more
Vegan & Vegetarian Da Nang: Where to Eat, and How to Order Good news for plant-based travellers: Da Nang is one of the easiest cities in Asia to eat vegan. Vietnam has a deep, centuries-old vegetarian (“chay”) tradition, the food is cheap and delicious, and there are dedicated vegan spots all over. Here’s everything: how … Read more
Living in Da Nang as a Digital Nomad: Costs, Wi-Fi Beach in the morning, fast fibre by noon, a $1-coffee desk all afternoon. Da Nang has quietly become one of Asia’s best-value bases for remote workers. Here’s the honest, numbers-first guide: what it really costs, how fast the internet is, the best coworking and neighbourhoods, … Read more
Mikazuki Water Park, Da Nang: Indoor Slides, Onsen A giant slice of Japan on the edge of Da Nang Bay: Vietnam’s largest indoor water park, an outdoor park by the beach, and a real Japanese onsen — all open 365 days a year, rain or shine. Here’s everything you need: what’s inside, ticket prices, the … Read more
