Top some kinds of seafood for those transfer from Hue to Hoi An

Posted on November 24, 2017November 23, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Top some kinds of seafood for those transfer from Hue to Hoi An by private car If you are considering to transfer from Hue to Da nang or transfer from Hue to Hoi An with stop over Lap An lagoon and Lang Co beach, let yourself plan a lunch with fresh seafood there. 70 km to the North of Hue city, Lang Co, the most charming beach in Hue, is easily reached by car in 1,5 hour. It is famous not only for natural beauty but also affordable fresh tasty seafood with various local recipe. The La...

Hai Van pass “The pass of ocean and mist”

Posted on November 23, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Sea Cloud pass – Ocean Clouded pass or Hai Van Pass in Vietnamese is one of the most majestic hills roads in central coast of Vietnam. It’s no surprise that the Pass, a spectacular mountain pass between Hue and Hoi An, was perched firmly at the top of many people’s list when travel to Vietnam. Hai Van Pass route was known in a Vietnam Top Gear program. When driving the steep roads of mountain, you will have a chance to explore peace, quiet along the way from Hoi An to Hue or vice versa Hue to Da...

Lap An lagoon – Hue

Posted on November 20, 2017November 11, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Lap An Lagoon or An Cu lagoon is located within Lang Co Bay, beside Highway AH1 running through Lang Co town, Phu Loc about 62km from Hue and 38km from Da Nang. Travel from Da Nang to Hue, just over 20 km of scenic Hai Van Pass, Lang Co bay appear as a charming picture. It is completely embraced with one side of high mountains, and one side of immense sky and seas. Lap An lagoon and Lang Co bay attract traveler not only with its inherent beauty, but also with the peace of honest local people...

Thieu Tri Tomb – Freedom Style

Posted on November 18, 2017November 11, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Thieu Tri tomb is the second royal tomb not enclosed by a wall, the mausoleum of Thieu Tri was built in 1848, it has a similar monument plan to his father, Minh Mang Mausoleum, but is substantially smaller. The tomb is about 8 km from Hue. Thieu Tri born in 1807 and died in 1847, the Emperor could hardly expert his death at 40, after a seven — year reign. In his dying breath, he had enough time to advise his successor on his tomb construction. Soon after having come to the throne, Tu Duc ord...

Tiger Arena in Hue

Posted on November 16, 2017November 11, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Tiger Arena or Ho Quyen (Vietnamese) is located on the south bank of the Perfume River and 4km from the Citadel, Royal Arena was where duels between trained elephants and tigers were arranged for the entertainment of the Nguyen Court and the public. These occasions were also the elephant’s practice combats. Mortal fighting between the beats offered heroic spectacles, through these, the Nguyen rulers expected to remind the subjects of their compliance with the political consciousness: elephant...

9 vegan restaurants in Hue you must try

Posted on November 14, 2017November 11, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Hue city is known as the Buddhist region in Vietnam. That’s why vegetarian food is familiar to local people. You maybe surprised by seeing many food retail to big vegan restaurants in Hue serving vegetarian food on the first date and the 15th date of lunar month. From the natural goods that can be easily found in Dong Ba markets or some local market, Hue people make many dishes. Here is list of the vegan restaurants in Hue you must try when travel in this poem city. 1. San May Vegetarian ...

Hue Vegetarian Restaurants: The Best City for Vegan Food in Vietnam?

Posted on November 12, 2017November 12, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Could Hue vegetarian restaurants be the best in Vietnam? We think so! If you’re after authentic vegetarian and vegan Vietnamese dishes created for locals (instead of bland tourist food that’s been de-meated), then you’ll love the huge variety of vegetarian restaurants in Hue as much as I did! Note: In Vietnam, there’s not much distinction made between vegetarian and vegan. Most vegetarian restaurants in Hue are completely vegan, though a few serve one or two dishes with egg or milk. You just ...

What to Eat in Hue, Vietnam — And Where to Find It

Posted on November 10, 2017November 5, 2017 by Vespa Safari

These places are not a representation of the full variety of Hue eats, but were ones that I enjoyed and were found on my motorbike and food wanders in town. The banh khoa places recommended by many people was made with wheat flour, so I recommend the same restaurant as the nem lui for the gluten-free version of it, made with rice flour only. It’s less crunchy as a result, but it didn’t get me sick. Banh trang trung and banh ep: 14 Le Thanh Ton Street, open from 4pm-8pm. (Old city) Banh e...

HUNGRY AND HAUNTED IN HUE

Posted on November 8, 2017November 5, 2017 by Vespa Safari

On my first day in Hue, I crossed the bridge into the old city from the South Bank, walking over the Perfume River and into the mist surrounding the Citadel. My goal was to find banh ep, a small disc made of tapioca or cassava flour flattened between two heavy iron plates and served at the side of the road. In Saigon, my mid-afternoon rewards were a hodgepodge of other fun snacks, but banh ep remained elusive. Before I made it into the gates of the old city, hunger pangs hit. In Vietnam, a so...

10 Best Restaurants in Hue

Posted on November 6, 2017November 7, 2017 by Vespa Safari

Hue’s Most Popular Restaurants The best restaurants in Hue are must-visits for travellers looking to enjoy authentic Hue dishes that were once served exclusively to royalties of Nguyen Dynasty. Set within close proximity to Hue’s iconic landmarks, most of these dining venues also feature equally opulent interiors and exceptional service as well as traditional music and dance performances. Catering to the growing numbers of foreign travellers, the city is also teeming with trendy ...