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How to Travel Eco-Friendly in Vietnam
Vietnam’s landscapes are breathtaking—from misty mountain villages to lush deltas and hidden coastlines. But as tourism grows, so does the need to protect what makes this country extraordinary. Eco-tourism offers a simple answer: travel in a way that helps both nature and the people who call it home. Choose Local and Low-Impact Start by supporting local guides, eco-lodges, and homestays. Community-run tours in places like Mai Châu, Pu Luong, or Phong Nha keep your spending w


The Green Pit Viper – A Beautiful but Dangerous Guardian of Vietnam’s Forests
The Green Pit Viper is one of Vietnam’s most interesting but also dangerous snakes. It lives in many parts of the country, from the cool mountains in the north to tropical forests in the south. A well-known place where it can be found is the Son Tra Peninsula near Da Nang. Many tourists visit Son Tra for its beautiful views and wild monkeys, but few know that this area is also home to this bright green snake. The Green Pit Viper has a striking green color that helps it hide p


Mid-Autumn in the Heart of the Jungle: A Journey of Light and Kindness
This Mid-Autumn Festival VEN joined a meaningful trip called “Ánh rừng, ánh người” (Lights of the Forest, Lights of Compassion) A journey to bring warmth, joy, and hope to the children of Aur Village, a small Co Tu community hidden deep in the Truong Son mountains of Central Vietnam. After more than 100 kilometers of winding mountain roads and forest trails, our team finally arrived in Aur. The village is surrounded by ancient trees and mountain mist, where daily life remains
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