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The roof of Indochina is the name given to the giant Fansipan Mountain. With a name like that, we had to see the top! In this video we start out innocently walking through Sapa town without the intention to use the cable car or funicular. But after we looked in the Sapa station building, we just couldn't resist and ended up impulse buying 2 tickets to the top of the mountain and riding both the Funicular AND the cable car. It was a great day out and we got to see some of the best views in Vietnam!! Watch full video here: #sapa #sapavietnam #fansipanmountain

Our bodies have finally healed enough from our Incident in Thailand that we felt up to a big hike. Luckily we found ourselves in Sapa, a beautiful Vietnamese mountain town who's adjacent valley housed a traditional village called Cat Cat Village! In this video we hike down to the village and wander through the jungle finding waterfalls and cross the Love Bridge. We see some cool animals and have a local point us to a secluded river area! Watch full video here:

We spent four full days in Hanoi but decided to pack in the most notable things into one big day! In this video we find a cool cafe with post-it notes covering all the walls and tables and try Egg Coffee from a cafe owned by a family member of the CREATOR of Egg Coffee (crazy good!). We also put the Tripadvisor's best rated Bahn Mi in Hanoi to the test (Bahn Mi 25) and wander up the train tracks at the famous Hanoi train street! This day has been one of our favourites so far! Watch full video here:

Long overnight train journeys come standard when visiting Vietnam. It's the best and most unique way to get across a deceptively long country. We love long train trips and this one was no different. Not only did it plunk is into the middle of Vietnams capital, Hanoi. But it let us see the real Vietnam as the train followed its winding track through the countryside. We would definitely recommend using an overnight sleeper train to get between cities in Vietnam! Watch full video here:

Hue's oldest ruins date back to the 4th century and is thought to be the OLDEST city in Vietnam. The age of this beautiful city alone made it a must see on our Vietnam list. In this video we walk through the streets of Hue and end up exploring the ancient imperial city before we get to try some great Vietnamese food at a restaurant near by! Watch full video here:

We decided that Hoi An is absolutely beautiful and the only thing that could make it better might be the time of day! So we jumped out of bed before 5am to do our own self guided walking tour and explore the sun kissed ancient city (Relatively) alone. It was 100% worth it and something I encourage everybody to do when you come to Hoi An or anywhere in Vietnam!......That, and eat Cau Lao. 😂 Watch full video here:

Always our favourite type days - in this video we run the streets finding the best local and street food in Hoi An. Little did we know we would find our favourite dish in all of Vietnam! Among the beautiful and ancient yellow streets we try Egg coffee for the first time, a Bahn Mi restaurant that was meant to be so good it made it on Anthony Bourdains show and trying delicious Cao Lau for the first time dish that I will remember forever (I had at 3 more times after this video and fell deeper in love each time) Watch full video here:

This video is almost split in two halves! in the first half we catch an overnight bus from the resort town of Nha Trang up to Danang and then make our way down to Hoi An. What we didn't know was that the day we arrived was the same day as the Hoi An lantern festival! So in the second half of this video we get to experience the awesome Lantern Festival that happens around the full moon of each month in Hoi An. Watch full video here:

Today we are pleasantly surprised by the amazing beach side town of Nha Trang. This is a tourist hotspot and is definitely more of a resort town than other places we've seen. It feels a lot like some of the beaches in Hawaii and as such, some establishments come with a similar price tag. In this video we explore the temples left over from the native people who lived in Vietnam, the Champa people. We climb to the top of Long Son Pagoda, which is the big buddha of Nha Trang and we grab a bite to eat at the Llama cafe, finish the day by the beach with a cold beer! Watch full video here:

We used our first full day in Saigon (HO CHI MINH City) to walk to a few different sights, exploring the city! We come across a few few cool spots like the Book Street and Historic Post office (Cooler than it sounds) before grabbing some famous Banh Mi for dinner! (Turned out to be the first and BEST banh mi we have had in Vietnam) We have since moved on from Saigon and can confirm the traffic is slightly less, but just as hectic where ever you are, but we are getting used to it! Watch full video here: