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MUI NE TO NHA TRANG PRIVATE TRANSFER

Most overseas visitors reach Ham Tien and Mui Ne via "open tour" buses that run between Ho Chi Minh City and Nha Trang. Most depart from Ho Chi Minh City between 07:30 and 09:00 (07:30 for Sleeper Bus ( air conditioned bus) and arrive at Ham Tien and Mui Ne at about 13:00.

Tom Pham is the owner of Flyboard, a top-rated kiteboarding school in Mui Ne. Born in Hanoi, Tom lived his early years in the Netherlands, and returned to Vietnam in 2008 after graduating with a degree in Business & Economics. Tucked inside Joe’s Cafe, Flyboard Mui Ne sits right on one of the Asia’s best kitesurfing coastlines. Here, Tom talks kiteboarding for beginners, living in Mui Ne, and protecting the beach.

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THE MOST USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT MUI NE, Mui Ne is the perfect place for a beach getaway. It’s only 4 hours away from Ho Chi Minh City and offers great kitesurfing, surfing and many other activities.

WIND, SAND AND SEA: MUI NE'S MUST-DO LIST

Nestled on a sleepy coastline only four hours from Ho Chi Minh City, Mui Ne’s long, palm-fringed beaches entice all types of travellers. Culture enthusiasts explore fishing villages and Cham ruins, familes unwind with seafood feasts and beach days, and adventure junkies seek out sand dunes and high winds (Mui Ne is one of Asia’s top sites for kiteboarding.) An eclectic mix of Vietnamese and foreigners adds an international feel to the town's chilled-out beach vibe. Here are seven must-do Mui Ne activites for a first-time visitor.

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VISA LAO ĐỘNG TẠI VIỆT NAM

How to Get a Vietnam Work Visa To get a work visa for Vietnam, both the entity where the foreigner works and the foreigner himself/herself should follow 5 steps below:

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Please note that visa on arrival differences with the process and getting visa at Vietnam embassies. In order to get visa on arrival at the international airports of Vietnam, visitors must hold the visa approval letter from the Immigration Department of Vietnam which allows to pick up your visa on arrival. Visa On Arrival is only applicable for those who travel to Vietnam by air.

No traveller in their right mind would skip Vietnam’s Mekong River Delta. The colourful collection of towns sprinkled along the banks of the Mekong River are blessed with dazzling blue skies, brimming with exotic fruits, and dotted with markets, temples and colonial-era mansions. It’s a place to nap in a hammock or drift downstream in a sampan. It’s where you’ll have your most memorable meals in Vietnam. And of course, it’s where you’ll meet the warmest Vietnamese around, as well as ethnic minorities who have made their homes on the water. Here are five destinations in the Mekong Delta for modern-day explorers.

Go just a few hours outside of Hanoi, and you’ll find another world, one that can be dreamy, dramatic, and enriching all at once. After taking in the whirlwind of sights, tastes and sounds in the capital, it’s good to spend a day in the countryside, getting in touch with the nature and culture of Northern Vietnam. Whether you head west to the ocean, east to the mountains or set off for a nearby national park, you’ll be glad you made the effort. Here are five easy destinations to explore from Hanoi.

Vietnam offers visa exemptions to travellers from 24 countries, and e-Visas to travellers from 80 countries. Travellers can also easily apply for a visa on arrival online or in person at a Vietnamese embassy or consulate. Below is all the information you need on visas for Vietnam.

Vietnam offers visa exemptions to travellers from 24 countries, and e-Visas to travellers from 80 countries. Travellers can also easily apply for a visa on arrival online or in person at a Vietnamese embassy or consulate. Below is all the information you need on visas for Vietnam.

Which is a popular street food in Vietnam, is the term referring to the Vietnamese baguette stuffed with meat, vegetable, butter, one or two tablespoon of meat sauce, and chili sauce. No words to say how delicous Vietnamese Banh Mi

Most overseas visitors reach Ham Tien and Mui Ne via "open tour" buses that run between Ho Chi Minh City and Nha Trang. Most depart from Ho Chi Minh City between 07:30 and 09:00 (07:30 for Sleeper Bus ( air conditioned bus) and arrive at Ham Tien and Mui Ne at about 13:00.

In Hội An’s charming Ancient Town, even shopping counts as a cultural experience! From the 15th to 19th centuries, Hội An welcomed foreign traders who came by boat to this riverside port to buy silk, spices, gems, and ceramics. Today, in the same atmospheric shophouses, you'll find these items and many more to fill your bags. Here are a few places to start.

HA GIANG LOOP | TOP THINGS TO DO

High in the north of Vietnam is a place where the road winds through jaw-dropping canyons and breathtaking mountain passes. The Ha Giang loop is a dream come true for adventures travellers craving the open road. Pack your gear, charge your batteries, and prepare for an adventure. This four-day route follows the QL4C northeast from Hà Giang to Bảo Lâm, and the QL34 southwest from Bảo Lâm back to Hà Giang.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN HA GIANG

A border province and official Frontier Area, Hà Giang lies in the remote far northern region of the country. To visit this province is to journey back in time and encounter some of Vietnam’s most rugged and grand landscapes. Hà Giang is best experienced as a road trip on two wheels, soaking up the majesty of the landscape and the atmosphere of the remote towns and minority villages.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN THE MEKONG DELTA

Comprised of dense green rice paddies and lazy, winding rivers, the Mekong Delta is like no other region in Vietnam. Whether firmly on land or floating with the river current, this region is flush with wildlife, historical sights, and incredible landscapes. The River of Nine Dragons, as locals know the area, is where the Mekong splinters into nine separate branches, crisscrossing low landscapes before reaching the sea. Life moves much more slowly here and is often surrounded by water. You'll find even homes, farms, and markets take on an aquatic adaptation in the Mekong Delta.