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Unforgettable experience In 2017, I had the chance to be of service again for wonderful students from Fresno Pacific University. This was a long trip which allowed us to explore many places in Vietnam. We all very much enjoyed the trip. It was a useful and interesting internship for the students.  Read More

Phat Diem Cathedral Located in Kim Son district belonging to Ninh Binh province (120 km from Hanoi), Phat Diem is one of the most beautiful churches in Vietnam. It was built from 1875 to 1899 by Priest Tran Luc. Part of Phat Diem Cathedral was destroyed by bomb in 1972 and later restored. Construction Phat Diem Cathedral was mostly constructed with stones and wood. Before building the Cathedral, Tran Luc...Read More

Khai Dinh, the son of King Dong Khanh, was born in 1885. He reigned from 1916 until his death in 1925. He is the 12th king of Nguyen dynasty. Khai Dinh Mausoleum is the last royal tomb built in Vietnam.  This is one of Hue’s top attractions should not be missed out. Khai Dinh Mausoleum is also called the tomb of king Khai Dinh. His tomb is really unique among...Read More

A wonderful group I met Lowell and his friends a couple of years ago. It was the first time for most of them to visit Vietnam. They were excited to have the opportunity to explore my beautiful country. I was very pleased to escort them throughout Vietnam. The trip was a fantastic experience which gave us unforgettable memories. Here are some featured photos taken during our Vietnam Journey. Please click...Read More

Hoa Lu Ancient Capital Hoa Lu Ancient Capital is located in Truong Yen Village, 90 km south of Hanoi. It is considered the first capital of centralized feudal administration in Vietnamese history. According to history documents, following years of civil war, Dinh Bo Linh (known as Dinh Tien Hoang when he became the king), Hoa Lu’s warlord, unified the country in 968. He proclaimed himself emperor and chose Hoa Lu...Read More