Travel addicts and outdoorsy types around the world are abuzz over an article in the latest edition of National Geographic magazine. The piece documents the recent discovery of the world's largest cave in Vietnam's Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. The national park contains one of the most unique and impressive cave and grotto systems on the planet and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

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Starting a restaurant in Ho Chí Minh City’s backpacker zone can be a tricky business. Restaurateurs have to manage the daily grind of cooking, serving, and soliciting customers—and in HCMC, there’s the added threat of a copyright lawsuit.

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So you’ve got your motorbike, and you’re ready to explore Phú QuC. While few travelers to Vietnam run into any problems on the island, keep in mind that much of the land is still undeveloped. Here are a few tips:

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To most travelers to Vietnam it is an extremely cheap country to visit. Tourist traps abound, though, as the Vietnamese are catching on to the beauty of the foreign dollar. Here are a few ways to stretch your Œ·ng from coast to coast when you're traveling in Vietnam.

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Like the characters in Francis Ford Coppola's movie, travelers to Vietnam can take their own boat trip through the Vietnamese jungle toward the Cambodian border. Outside of Kon Tum, young Bahnar boys of Konkoitu pass the day floating up and down the muddy, lazy Dakbla in their long dugout canoes, bringing goods up from town or sometimes just idling the day away. For 20,000-50,000Ð, they will be more than happy to take Vietnamese travelers along for the ride.

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