5 Visions of Vietnam by Positive World Travel

Anthony as well as Elise of have combined scores of videos from their travels to Southeast Asia as well as beyond.
Here have been 5 videos from our friends during Positive World Travels featuring life as well as travels in Vietnam.

HOI AN


Surfers, cyclists as well as all demeanour of travelers find themselves passing through Hoi An, a city which comes to life during night with a signature lanterns on display. Whether we have been heading south to HCMC or relocating north towards Da Nang, Hoi An is a logical as well as worthwhile stop.

THE CAVES OF HALONG BAY

Halong Bay leaves we with no shortage of photo opportunities. One of Northern Vietnams many popular tourists attractions, Halong Bay is one of Southeast Asias many fantastic UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

FISHING IN CUA LO

Getting food uninformed from a fields or sea is a great way to eat, generally if we have been from a country inundated with crappy processed food!

STREET MARKET


Buying a uninformed dish from a street businessman or during a market is not only a culturally adventurous thing to do, it will likely be cheap as well as damn tasty! One of my a one preferred things about Vietnam was eating a steaming pho, a bbq pork, egg sandwiches as well as boiled squid from sidewalk vendors. Every 5 feet suggested a new gastronomical offering!


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