The terraced rice fields of Pu Luong in Northern Vietnam are one of these paradise places relatively unscathed by mass tourism. In the year before the pandemic struck, it had started to welcome travelers in search of an alternative to…
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I was based in Hanoi, Vietnam‘s capital city, for two years. I had the chance to visit several places in Northern Vietnam : Mai Chau, Sapa, Pu Luong, Mu Cang Chai, Hoa Binh… all regions with breathtaking landscapes, but also preserved places where you can be immersed in local life.
In this section, I’m happy to share my travel experiences, which left me absolutely unforgettable memories!
The terraced rice fields of Pu Luong in Northern Vietnam are one of these paradise places relatively unscathed by mass tourism. In the year before the pandemic struck, it had started to welcome travelers in search of an alternative to…
