The Best Coffee Place in Hoi An, Vietnam

The Vietnamese people love to drink coffee every day, especially in the morning; sitting by the roadside reading newspaper or enjoy watching the people around while sipping a cup of Vietnamese coffee. In Hoi An, the coffee culture is as rich and intense as any other cities in Vietnam. There is no shortage of coffee places in Hoi An to get your daily coffee fix.

Discover the Traditional Foods in Hoi An, Vietnam

One of the most interesting things to do while traveling in Vietnam is to take a seat on a small plastic stool by the roadside and follow how the locals enjoy their meal. This way of eating culture can be seen throughout the cities in Vietnam including Hoi An.

Hoi An is an old town with plenty of delicious and inexpensive delicacies. And there are a number of specialty foods in Hoi An that you can hardly find them in any other cities of Vietnam.

The Yellow Ancient Town of Hoi An, Vietnam

Hoi An is an ancient town located on the banks of Thu Bon River in the Central Coast of Vietnam. This picturesque town has a high concentration of well-preserved architectural monuments that are reminiscent of the olden days. Hoi An is compact in size and best explored on foot since the streets are pedestrian-friendly.

As you take a stroll through the ancient town, you will notice most of the centuries-old walls are beautifully painted with yellow color.

Why Yellow?

Sinchang Toast: The Best Breakfast in Busan, South Korea

Have you ever wondered what do the Koreans eat for Breakfast? The regular Korean breakfast is small dishes of food served along with rice and soup. Besides that, toast is also a very common breakfast food in Korea and this Korean sandwich is sold by the street vendors almost everywhere in Korea. In this post, we will share with you our best breakfast in Busan.

Alishan 53.1 Homestay: Room With A View (Taiwan)

After spending a night in Chin Shan Hotel (青山別館) at the bustling town centre of the Alishan, we made our way to the laid back Alishan 53.1 Homestay at Anding (鞍頂) to stay 1 night. The 53.1 Homestay (53.1 民宿) is a small, cozy home accommodation with only three guest rooms. Although this modest home is situated in the mountainous area, it has a remarkable contemporary design both in the interior and exterior. The unique feature of the 53.1 Homestay is they chose to use full height glass panels as their wall and window, this allows the beauty of the surrounding nature to be brought into the home while keeping the ever changing weather immovably outside.

4 Must-Eat Food In Fenqihu, Taiwan

Fenqihu (奮起湖) is a small town in the Alishan National Scenic Area, and this is also where the last stop of the Alishan Forest Railway Main Line is located. Most of the visitors will spend a few hours here for the old street, souvenir shopping and of course the delicious foods.

Ourselves have spent around 2 hours walking around the old street and hunting down the delicious and quality foods. The food list is not long, but these are the food that you must eat when you are in Fenqihu.

Yanagawa Sunflower Garden, Japan

Summer time in Japan is hot and humid, but it is also the time when many outdoor events and festivals are held. Despite the summer heat, most of the people take this opportunity to go outdoors and soak up the summer atmosphere.

If you love flowers, now is the perfect timing to take a walk through the stunning field of sunflowers in Yanagawa (柳川). The Yanagawa Sunflower Garden (柳川ひまわり園) is a reclaimed land filled with more than 350,000 sunflowers. On a nice sunny day, the lively yellow color of the flowers against the clear blue sky creates a scenic summer landscape view. Before leaving the beautiful garden, remember to get yourself a cup of shaved ice dessert (Kakigōri) to cool yourself down.