Tag Archives: Nha Trang

Travel Mistakes when Traveling Locally in Vietnam

Posted on June 19, 2017 by

So Travel Oopsies asked me to share a travel mistake I’ve made and some of my pet peeves when traveling. This got me thinking of other mistakes that I may have made traveling locally in Vietnam. Not bringing our passports. … Continue reading →

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Take me back to The Anam

Posted on March 29, 2017 by

Honestly, I’ve crossed off Nha Trang in my list of places to visit in Vietnam. Last weekend was my third trip going with my office for our yearly retreat, team building, and training. I was having second thoughts going because we … Continue reading →

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Vinpearl Land

Posted on April 12, 2016 by

One of the reasons why we wanted to go to Nha Trang this year is to take the kids to Vinpearl Land. We just knew the kids with their cousins will have a blast. And it all starts with a … Continue reading →

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Our Airbnb experience with Viva Villa

Posted on March 29, 2016 by

We just returned from a short trip in Nha Trang and I have lots of story to tell but will start with our 2nd Airbnb experience. After our happy stay in Dalat in Cozy House, I was praying that we’ll … Continue reading →

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Travel Logbook by Caroline Istas

Posted on April 23, 2013 by

Saigon is home to a lot of expat families who usually travel a lot, not only to visit their home countries or explore neighboring countries, but also to get to know Vietnam.  And when we say families — this include … Continue reading →

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Khoai: a slice of Nha Trang

Posted on June 27, 2012 by

Diep of Khoai has been inviting me for the longest time to visit her restaurant that serves authentic dishes from Nha Trang. Found right behind the Reunification Palace along the quiet Le Quy Don St., you’d think there aren’t much … Continue reading →

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