Staying in a homestay in Vietnam meant living, even for just a day, the ordinary reality of those who opened their homes to me. I moved away from Western standards …
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In northern Vietnam, tea is not just a drink but a daily gesture that reflects landscape, tradition and community. Among the mountains of Hoang Su Phi, I realised that tasting …
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After several years, I returned to Vietnam through an editorial project for my Travel Blogger Italiane community. What began as a structured plan soon evolved into a journey far beyond …
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Returning to Ha Long Bay after years wasn’t the experience I imagined. Although the majesty of its 1,600 karst limestone islands remains unique, the context around it has changed radically. …
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Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, feels different from Ho Chi Minh City from your very first steps. At first glance, the city appears incredibly sober for an Asian metropolis. You …
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Vietnam is one of the places where I have eaten best in the world. From street food stalls to the most refined restaurants in major cities, the country offers an …
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If you have ever travelled to Italy, you may have come across a bathroom fixture that raises curiosity, confusion, or quiet amusement: the bidet. For many visitors from the UK, …
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My journey through North India, between Delhi, Rajasthan and Agra, was an intense experience. Magnificent architecture, everyday spirituality guided by gods for every occasion, surreal traffic shared with wandering cows, …
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At Skanzen Szentendre, the Hungarian Etnographic Open Air Museum, just 25 kilometres north of Budapest in the heart of the Danube Bend, you can step into everyday life in Hungary’s …
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