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Sells out earlyBanh Dap Di Loan
Khanh Hoa-style banh dap and banh uot in Nha Trang.
Marble Mountains
Five limestone hills riddled with cave pagodas and stairs; Non Nuoc stone village at the foot.
Pho Hoa Pasteur
One of Saigon's most famous pho institutions, serving southern-style pho on Pasteur street for decades.
Banh Cuon Trung Dong Van (family stall)
Hot egg banh cuon served with broth, a breakfast staple in Dong Van.
Tan Dinh Market Food Strip
Long-standing strip of budget eateries around Tan Dinh Market, many serving Central and Hue dishes.
Banh Mi Madam Khanh
Very well-known family-run banh mi shop that is still a small operation.
Nam O Fish Sauce Village
Fishing village making fish sauce the traditional way for 400+ years; a national intangible heritage.
Phuoc Tich Ancient Pottery Village
500-year-old pottery village that once supplied the royal court, with 30+ old wooden ruong houses.
Muoi Cuong Cocoa Farm
Family cocoa garden where Mr Muoi Cuong shows bean-to-bar making; he speaks English and French.
Duong Lam Ancient Village farm experience
Laterite-walled ancient village where the relic board arranges ploughing and rice-planting with local farmers.
Thanh Toan Tile-Roofed Bridge & farm tools museum
18th-century covered wooden bridge in a rice village, with a small farm-tools museum next to it.
Bún Bò Huế, 19 Lý Thường Kiệt
Local bún bò shop named in Vietnamese food guides as a place to try Huế's soup.
Hanoi Free Walking Tours (student food tour)
Student-run club since 2012 offering tip-based Old Quarter walks, including street-food tours.
Sapa O'Chau
Hmong-founded social enterprise running treks and homestays with local guides; profits fund training.
Café Đinh
Tiny upstairs café by Hoàn Kiếm lake known for egg coffee and egg cocoa.
Mi Quang Thuy
Long-running mi Quang shop in a lane off Hai Ba Trung, known for braised rib bowls.
Mì Quảng Bà Mua
Well-known Đà Nẵng mì Quảng shop recommended in local food guides.
Café Phố Cổ
Hidden café reached through a shop on Hàng Gai, with a rooftop over Hoàn Kiếm lake.
Café Lâm
Decades-old coffee house on Nguyễn Hữu Huân, walls hung with paintings.
Fansipan Legend cable car
Cable car up Fansipan, Indochina's highest peak, with stairs for the final stretch to the summit.
The Note Coffee
Café covered floor to ceiling in visitors' sticky notes, facing the lake.
Ta Van Village homestays (Muong Hoa Valley)
Giay and Hmong village among rice terraces with the valley's widest choice of family homestays.
Han Market Local Food Specialties
Central market for Da Nang food specialties, fermented sauces and dried goods.
Hue conical hat villages (Tay Ho & Phu Cam)
Villages making Hue's thin 'poem hats' (non bai tho) by hand, where some families let you try a stage.
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