Not just an ideal off-the-beaten-track destination, Laos contains loads of amazing festivals waiting for you to explore. Reflecting its rich culture, history, and religion, most of the celebrations are based on the Buddhist lunar calendar, so the dates may vary from year to year. Here are the top 10 most popular festivals in Laos! Boun Pi Mai Lao (Laos New Year) Applause fro...

Located at Siem Reap, Cambodia, Artisans Angkor is a remarkable social enterprise dedicated to preserving and revitalizing traditional Khmer crafts. Established in the late 1990s, it aims to sustain Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage while providing meaningful employment opportunities to young people from rural areas. Lua Viet Tours is thrilled to offer you an unforgett...

As a vibrant metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City street food is extremely diverse and has unique flavors. Enjoying street food in Saigon is a wonderful experience that any tourist should not miss when coming here. Let’s explore the best street foods in Ho Chi Minh City with Lua Viet Tours!10 Must-try Ho Chi Minh City Street FoodHo Chi Minh City street food list has countless ...

When mentioning Cambodia, you probably think of majestic temples or beautiful landscapes. However, the cuisine of it is equally diverse, one dish that cannot be missed is Fish Amok. This is a dish that captivates countless diners when visiting Cambodia. In this article, let’s explore with Lua Viet Tours the appeal of this amok Cambodian food!What is Fish Amok?Amok fish...

Banh xeo, or crispy Vietnamese pancake, is a prominent dish in Vietnamese cuisine. Not only delicious, it also carries the quintessence of Vietnamese culinary culture. This is a dish you cannot miss when coming to Vietnam. In this article, let’s explore with Lua Viet Tours what makes banh xeo so special!Banh xeo is served with a rich dipping sauce, creating an unforget...

Siem Reap was once the seat of power of the great Khmer Empire, which owns the most ornate temples; it has become the most popular tourist destination for those taking Cambodia tours. Its streets are crowded day and night with tourists and a non-stop party atmosphere. But what is perhaps most surprising is that Siem Reap has somehow retained much of its original small-town c...

Koh Rong Samloem is known as the paradise island in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. For those who are looking for a peaceful vacation with less unspoiled beaches, leaving behind all the stress and fatigue along with the dust and noise of vehicles, this will be an ideal place.Lua Viet Tours believes Koh Rong Samloem should be on your bucket list this vacation with your loved ones.Ko...

“Banh Cuon” (rolling steamed rice flour) is a traditional treat with roots in Thanh Tri Village in Hanoi. Even though it was popular throughout the country, the northern variation somehow became special because it contains a rare water bug called “Ca Cuong” in the menu (Lethocerus indicus), which is found in ponds, lakes, marshes, and fields.The rice rolls on a plate with sc...

Vietnam has much potential in terms of natural landscapes, historical values, indigenous cultures of ethnic groups, customs and lifestyles, and the rich culinary cultures of different regions. It is the basis for strongly developing community-based tourism associated with indigenous culture. As a result, Vietnam’s tourism sector has experienced tremendous success, draw...

While Vietnam follows a 12-month Gregorian calendar for daily life, many local festivals follow a lunar calendar, meaning their dates vary each year. Below is a list of public holidays and major festivals that you may have to take some notes on before getting to Vietnam. National Holidays – Tet, Vietnam  New Year’s Day – 1st January  Tet (Vietnamese New Yea...