Insights & Stories

Vietnamese New Year flowers are among the most vibrant symbols of Tet (Lunar New Year in Vietnam). Families use them to brighten their homes and invite good luck at the start of the year.

Experience Hoi An Lunar New Year through five highlight festivals, from temple ceremonies in intangible cultural Heritage to lantern floating nights that reveal the town’s most authentic New Year magic.

Nestled deep in the mountains of Pak Beng District, Ban Huay Thom is a quiet Khmu village accessible only by slow boat. The community lives simply, without electricity, phone signal, or running water. Community empowerment has become an increasingly important livelihood approach, supporting both individual households and shared community needs.

Lucky money is one of the most recognizable and meaningful traditions during Vietnamese Tet, symbolizing good fortune, heartfelt blessings, and the joy of new beginnings.

Do you enjoy fresh air more than busy streets? Green fields instead of grey buildings? The sounds of nature instead of traffic?

Vietnamese street food is widely known for its rich flavors, unique cooking methods, and diversity. These popular dishes are not only delicious but also reflect Vietnam’s distinctive street food culture. Let’s explore this culinary world with Vivu Journeys!

Looking for a family trip that everyone can enjoy? Vivu Journeys offers a range of family adventures designed for both kids and parents in Southeast Asia. Parents enjoy the fresh air and open space, while kids stay active and curious along the way. From easy bike rides to gentle treks and ziplining, each activity is safe, simple, and full of things to discover together.

Mai Chau is a hidden gem located in Northwest Vietnam, known for its peaceful villages, ethnically rich culture, delicious food, and mountain surroundings. This guide will show you what makes Mai Chau special and how you can experience its village life in a meaningful way.