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Culture & Coast Editor

Diệu Hằng edits Vietpeep's culture, heritage, and coastal coverage with a preference for clear, unhurried prose. She looks for the details that give a place its pace — temple bells, fish-drying racks, the quiet of an island morning — and cuts adjectives until they surface.

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Con Dao Turtle Nesting Season 2026: Schedule, Viewing Rules, and Where to Stay
Beaches & Islands4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Con Dao Turtle Nesting Season 2026: Schedule, Viewing Rules, and Where to Stay

Con Dao's turtle nesting season runs from May through October, with hatchlings emerging later in the year. This guide covers the best months to see nesting or hatchlings, how to reach the island by flight, ferry, or speedboat, the national park's viewing rules, and where to stay on a 2026 budget.

Vietnam Culture Day 2026 at the Ethnic Culture Village: Event Guide and Costs
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Vietnam Culture Day 2026 at the Ethnic Culture Village: Event Guide and Costs

This guide helps you plan Vietnam Culture Day 2026 at the open-air Ethnic Culture Village near Hanoi. It covers what the event is, how to get there from Hanoi, what to see and do, entry fees, etiquette rules, and a practical one-day route. Useful for independent travelers and those joining day tours.

Mui Ne Beaches 2026: Vietnam Beaches Guide to Best Season, Road Times, Safety and Hotel Prices
Beaches & Islands4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Mui Ne Beaches 2026: Vietnam Beaches Guide to Best Season, Road Times, Safety and Hotel Prices

This 2026 guide covers Mui Ne's beach strip, the part of Vietnam beaches from Ham Tien to Hon Rom that most visitors use for swimming. It explains the best season, road transfer times from Ho Chi Minh City, water-safety warnings, and current hotel price ranges, so you can plan a practical beach stop.

Vietnam Culture Day 2026 in Hanoi: Events, Entry Fees, and How to Mark November 24
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Vietnam Culture Day 2026 in Hanoi: Events, Entry Fees, and How to Mark November 24

Travelers visiting Hanoi on November 24, 2026 can join Vietnam Culture Day, a national observance launched in 2021 to mark the first Culture Congress in 1946. This guide covers the likely venues, museum fees, performance ticket prices, transport tips, and etiquette, so you know what to expect as the official schedule is confirmed.

Quy Nhon's Vietnam Beaches: 2026 Season, Safety, Transport, and Hotel Prices
Beaches & Islands4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Quy Nhon's Vietnam Beaches: 2026 Season, Safety, Transport, and Hotel Prices

This guide to Quy Nhon covers the Vietnam beaches that feel calmer than Da Nang and Nha Trang. It explains the best season, swimming risks, transport from Phu Cat Airport and Dieu Tri station, hotel prices, and where cash is needed at Nhon Hai and Bai Xep.

Vietnam Culture Day 2026 in Hoi An: tickets, etiquette, and a 3-day plan
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Vietnam Culture Day 2026 in Hoi An: tickets, etiquette, and a 3-day plan

This article tells you what to expect at Vietnam Culture Day 2026 in Hoi An, running Nov 22-24. It covers the 120,000 VND combined ticket, entry booths, modest dress rules, workshop costs, and crowd-free times. It is useful for first-time visitors who want a practical, etiquette-aware itinerary.

Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, Hanoi: What to See, Fees, and Etiquette in 2026
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, Hanoi: What to See, Fees, and Etiquette in 2026

A practical guide to Hanoi's Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It covers the history from 1010, the Doan Mon gate, Kinh Thien Palace foundation, the 18 Hoang Dieu archaeology, ticket prices, opening hours, and the etiquette needed for a respectful visit.

Vietnam Culture Day 2026: Seeing UNESCO Bài Chòi in Hoi An and Da Nang
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Vietnam Culture Day 2026: Seeing UNESCO Bài Chòi in Hoi An and Da Nang

This guide covers Vietnam Culture Day 2026 in Hoi An and Da Nang, showing where to watch UNESCO-listed Bài Chòi, what tickets cost, how to travel between the two cities, and how to watch respectfully. Use it to plan the November 21 to 22 weekend around the November 23 observance.

Vietnam Beaches in October 2026: Where to Swim, What It Costs, and Storm Safety
Beaches & Islands4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Vietnam Beaches in October 2026: Where to Swim, What It Costs, and Storm Safety

October 2026 splits Vietnam beaches. Central coast towns Da Nang, Hoi An, Nha Trang, and Quy Nhon face heavy rain and typhoon risk, while Phu Quoc and Con Dao stay warm and mostly swimmable. This guide compares flight and ferry routes, water-safety red flags, and off-peak accommodation costs so you can plan around storms.

Vietnam Culture Day in Hue: Imperial City Ceremonies, Tickets, and Visitor Etiquette
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Vietnam Culture Day in Hue: Imperial City Ceremonies, Tickets, and Visitor Etiquette

A practical 2026 guide to Vietnam Culture Day in Hue on Monday 23 November, covering the Imperial City, royal tombs and Nha Nhac music. Read on for entry fees, free-entry rules, arrival timing, dress code and a one-day UNESCO heritage itinerary.

Phu Quoc Beyond the Night Market: 7 Quiet Beaches for Families (2026 Guide)
Beaches & Islands4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Phu Quoc Beyond the Night Market: 7 Quiet Beaches for Families (2026 Guide)

Plan a family trip to Phu Quoc beyond the night market: seven quiet beaches for families, with 2026 dry-season timing, airport and ferry routes, water-safety checks, and family accommodation from $25 to $200 a night. Includes one evening at Dinh Cau Night Market in Duong Dong for grilled seafood.

Hung Kings Temple from Hanoi: Vietnam Culture Day Guide for the 2026 Hung Kings Festival
Culture & Heritage4 min readby Thị Diệu Hằng

Hung Kings Temple from Hanoi: Vietnam Culture Day Guide for the 2026 Hung Kings Festival

For a meaningful Vietnam culture day in 2026, take a day trip from Hanoi to Hung Kings Temple in Phu Tho. The complex is about 70 km, roughly 2 hours by road, with free admission and 3–4 hours needed to explore. Avoid festival crowds by arriving before 9 AM or visit outside festival days.

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