A major component of the Vietnamese economy, traveling in Vietnam is big business, and in 2018, the country saw more than 15.5 million international tourists enter the country through its airports alone. One of the main countries included in French

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Formerly known as Fai-Fo, Hoi An is one of the oldest cities in Vietnam and has been a populated harbor town since the 7th century, when the Cham people controlled this strategic spice port at the mouth of the Thu

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Cambodian or Khmer cuisine is the traditional food of the Khmer people of Cambodia in Southeast Asia’s Indochina. A typical Asian cuisine that consists mostly of rice, an average meal in a Cambodian household normally consists of more than one

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Thailand has long been one of the most popular destinations in Southeast Asia for international travelers. An awe-inspiring country that has everything from intricate Buddhist temples and astounding natural sights and landscapes to the stunning beaches of the south and

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The second largest city in Myanmar and the last Royal Capital of Burma, Mandalay lies around 716 kilometers to the north of Yangon (Rangoon) on the eastern banks of the Irrawaddy River. Now an economic center of Upper Burma, Mandalay

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A landlocked country in Southeast Asia, Laos is one of the up and coming destinations in what was once French Indochina. And in the northern part of this long country lies Vang Vieng, a major tourist-oriented town in Vientiane Province,

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One of the group of countries that once made up French Indochina, and previously a part of the vast and ancient Khmer Empire, Laos is a small narrow landlocked country in Southeast Asia. Bordered to the north by China and

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Cambodia is a growing tourist destination of Southeast Asia, especially popular among backpackers and budget travelers. Cambodia, boasting an incredible heritage of the Khmer Empire, friendly residents and vast wilderness, caters to devotees of art, culture and nature. Siem Reap,

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Officially known as the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Laos is one of the few countries in Indochina that has not kept much of its French Colonial heritage, and this socialist state is the only fully landlocked country in Southeast Asia.

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Introduction Generally termed a part of Southeast Asia, Myanmar is one of the most unique countries in Asia for tourism. Formerly known as Burma, this former British colony has been a hot choice for tourists to Southeast Asia for the

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