Võ Hoài Nam
Nature & Adventure Editor
Hoài Nam edits Vietpeep's national parks, trekking, and adventure coverage from an environmental perspective. He keeps trail conditions, permits, wildlife rules, and low-impact travel choices front and center, so readers can plan a trip that respects the landscape.
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Latest by Võ Hoài Nam
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Trekking the Ha Giang Loop: A Guide for Hikers and Nature Lovers
The Ha Giang Loop in northern Vietnam is famous for motorbiking, but trekking its mountain trails offers a quieter, more immersive way to experience its scenery and culture. This guide covers practical details for international visitors interested in hiking sections of the loop, including when to go, how to plan, what to expect, and how to navigate logistics in this remote region.
Jungle Trekking and Waterfall Adventures in Bach Ma National Park: A Practical Guide
Bach Ma National Park in central Vietnam is a prime destination for travelers seeking jungle treks, waterfalls, and wildlife. This guide explains how to get there, the best time to visit, what to pack, and what to expect on the trails.
Mount Fansipan Trekking Routes: Choosing the Best Path for Your Adventure
Mount Fansipan, Vietnam’s highest peak, offers several trekking routes ranging from challenging multi-day hikes to a cable car ride. This guide compares the main routes, details what to expect on each, and provides practical tips for international trekkers considering the climb.
Planning a Caving Expedition in Phong Nha-Ke Bang: Booking, Packing, and Practical Advice
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is Vietnam’s caving capital, with more than 300 caves including the world’s largest, Son Doong. This guide focuses on how to prepare, book, and pack for a caving trip, with tips for choosing the right cave adventure and navigating the park’s practical challenges.
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park: Caves, Jungle Treks, and Adventure
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in central Vietnam is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its vast cave systems, jungle landscapes, and adventure activities. This guide covers the park’s main attractions, how to get there, practical travel tips, and responsible travel advice for international visitors.
Kayaking and Cave Exploration in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park: A Practical Guide
Explore the limestone landscapes and extensive cave systems of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park by kayak. This guide covers the best routes, cave highlights, how to choose a tour, and practical tips for international visitors.
Mount Fansipan: A Practical Guide to Vietnam’s Highest Peak
Mount Fansipan, at 3,147 meters, is Vietnam’s tallest mountain and a popular goal for trekkers. This guide covers trekking routes, permits, weather, and practical tips for international visitors, including both hiking and cable car options.
Trekking Fansipan Mountain: Practical Guide for International Visitors
Fansipan Mountain, Vietnam's highest peak at 3,147 meters, is a challenging trek near Sa Pa in Lao Cai Province. This guide covers essential information for planning a trek, including permits, gear, routes, and practical tips for international travelers.
Trekking Ta Xua’s Dinosaur Backbone: Essential Guide for International Visitors
Ta Xua’s Dinosaur Backbone in Son La province is a challenging mountain ridge trek, offering panoramic views and a rugged experience far from Vietnam’s mainstream hiking routes. This guide covers how to get there, when to visit, what to expect, and practical tips for safe, responsible trekking.
Explore the Majestic Trails of Sa Pa: A Trekking Guide
Sa Pa, nestled in northern Vietnam, offers breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural experiences for trekking enthusiasts. This guide provides essential tips for international travelers looking to explore its stunning rice terraces and vibrant ethnic diversity.