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Traveling by train can be a romantic way to see the world. Flights may get you to your destination faster, but the slow pace of riding the rails provides a one-of-a-kind experience. Plus, when you’re traveling through some of the most beautiful landscapes on earth, it becomes truly unforgettable. Train travel may not be as…
Southeast Asia encompasses more countries than you probably realize. Of course there’s Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia, but you may pause for a moment before remembering Singapore, Myanmar, Brunei, and several others. Although some similar influences crop up in neighboring countries, the cultures and attractions are strikingly diverse in each destination. To help you decide where…
Hanoi/Oyster With ancient temples, shimmering beaches, jaw-dropping mountain landscapes, world-famous street food, and a fascinating history, Vietnam is justifiably high on the radar of many travelers. Throw in wallet-friendly prices and a fairly developed tourist infrastructure and you have an escape for travelers of all stripes. However, you shouldn’t come to the country thinking you’re…
Flickr/oscarhermawan People go to Vietnam for a few reasons—the culture, the beaches, and the food among them. But there’s also a certain something else to it. Maybe it’s the lush landscape of the country that, not too long ago, was torn apart by war. Or maybe it’s the open-armed hospitality of people who, again not…
