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Explore Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand through the Atypik Vietnam House travel blog. Dive into the rich cultures, local cuisines, and daily life of Southeast Asia. Our blog offers practical travel tips, hidden gems, and heartfelt stories shared by our guests — perfect inspiration for your next unforgettable journey.

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Weird and Wonderful in Vietnam

Weird and Wonderful: Vietnam’s Most Unusual Foods

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Lì Xì

Lì Xì in Vietnam: The Meaning of Red Envelopes During Tết 

Discover the tradition of lì xì in Vietnam — the giving of red envelopes during Tết (Vietnamese Lunar New Year). More than just “lucky money,” red envelopes symbolize health, happiness, and prosperity passed down from generation to generation. Learn about the origins of this colorful custom, when and how it is practiced, who receives lucky money, the etiquette of giving, and the lucky numbers to choose. Whether you’re celebrating with a Vietnamese family or visiting during Tết, understanding the meaning of lì xì will give you a deeper appreciation of Vietnam’s most cherished New Year tradition. 
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Pai, Thailand

Pai, Thailand: Complete Guide to Relaxation and Adventure in Northern Thailand

Introduction Looking for a serene escape from the fast-paced rhythm of city life? Nestled in the majestic mountains of northern Thailand, Pai shines as a green gem of the “Land of Smiles.” As a Thai native and passionate traveler, I can confidently say Pai is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a unique and memorable adventure. This charming little town blends culture, nature, and relaxation perfectly, offering soothing hot springs, breathtaking waterfalls, and vibrant local markets.
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Bánh Tét of Vietnam

Bánh Tét: The Soul of Southern Vietnam’s Tết Celebration

Vietnamese Lunar New Year, known as Tết, would not be complete without its iconic festive dishes. In Southern Vietnam, bánh tét holds a place of honor, just as bánh chưng does in the North. More than just food, this sticky rice cake is an offering to ancestors, a symbol of gratitude to the land, and a heartfelt wish for prosperity in the year ahead.  For many Vietnamese, even those living far from home, the aroma of bánh tét instantly awakens cherished memories of family and childhood. Preparing and sharing it is not only about flavor, but also about keeping alive the timeless spirit of Tết. 
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Vietnam Travel guide

Saigon Travel Guide in 2025

Saigon Travel Guide: The Best Hotels in Ho Chi Minh City in 2025

Ho Chi Minh City — still fondly called Saigon — is Vietnam’s most dynamic metropolis. With its mix of colonial charm, buzzing nightlife, and modern skyscrapers, the city attracts millions of travelers each year. But with so many places to stay, from luxury 5-star hotels to boutique hideaways, choosing the right accommodation can feel overwhelming.  To help you out, here’s a curated list of the best hotels in Saigon in 2025, organized by location, style, and budget — plus practical tips to get the best value. 
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Is Vietnam Dangerous for Tourists ? why ?

Is Vietnam Dangerous for Tourists : Everything You Need to Know 

Vietnam is one of Southeast Asia’s most loved destinations — famous for its lush landscapes, bustling cities, mouthwatering street food, and warm hospitality. But if you’re planning your first trip, you might be asking: “Is Vietnam safe to travel?” or “Is Vietnam dangerous for tourists?”  The short answer: No — Vietnam is very safe.  Let’s dive into the details so you can plan your trip with peace of mind. 
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Phu Yen Travel Guide in 2025

Phu Yen Travel Guide: Why This Hidden Gem Deserves a Spot on Your Vietnam Itinerary 

Phu Yen, a coastal gem in South-Central Vietnam, remains one of the country’s best-kept secrets. With 190 km of pristine shoreline, dramatic rock formations, and a mix of mountains, lagoons, and fishing villages, this province is a dream for travelers seeking authentic beauty.  Nicknamed “the land of yellow flowers on green grass”—also the title of a beloved Vietnamese film—Phu Yen combines poetic scenery with rich history and warm hospitality. Whether you’re chasing adventure, culture, or seaside relaxation, this guide reveals everything you need to know before visiting Phu Yen. 
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Thailand Travel Guide

Kanchanaburi, Thailand

Kanchanaburi, Thailand: A Complete Guide for an Unforgettable Journey

In the heart of Thailand, many captivating places await discovery beyond the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. If you’re looking to expand your horizons but don’t yet have a fixed plan in mind, head to Kanchanaburi. Known worldwide for the Death Railway and the legendary Bridge on the River Kwai, this province is steeped in history yet surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Follow this guide for everything you need to know before your trip.
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Surat Thani

Surat Thani: Gateway to the Gulf of Thailand

Welcome to Surat Thani, a lively city in southern Thailand. Often referred to as the gateway to the Gulf of Thailand, this region is home to world-renowned islands and paradise beaches such as Koh Phangan and Koh Samui. But what exactly does this charming city offer? Let’s explore everything you need to know to make your trip smooth, enjoyable, and unforgettable.
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Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son: Complete Guide to Sights, Weather, and Practical Information

Welcome to Mae Hong Son, the hidden gem of Northern Thailand! This mountainous province, with its grand landscapes, attracts adventurers seeking authenticity. Nicknamed the “City of Three Mists,” Mae Hong Son remains untouched by mass tourism. Here, lush nature and hill tribe cultures coexist harmoniously, alongside treasures such as Buddhist temples, terraced rice fields, limestone caves, and towering waterfalls. The local cuisine, a subtle blend of Thai and Burmese flavors, adds to the charm of this still little-known destination.
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Cambodia Travel guide

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Laos Travel guide

Capital of Laos

Capital of Laos: A Complete Guide to Exploring Vientiane

Imagine a peaceful capital, free from the chaos of big cities. This is Vientiane, the capital of Laos, where time flows gently and French colonial elegance blends with Buddhist spirituality. Here, gilded stupas stand beside tree-lined boulevards, and the slow pace invites you to truly immerse yourself in Lao culture. This guide covers Vientiane’s top attractions, best food experiences, travel tips, and when to visit — everything you need for a memorable stay.
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How to Get to Laos (2025) – The Complete Guide from Local Experts

How to Get to Laos (2025) – The Complete Guide from Local Experts

With its rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and remarkable historical heritage, Laos draws travelers from all over the globe. But for visitors coming from Europe or the Americas, reaching the Land of a Million Elephants is not as straightforward — there are still no direct flights to Laos. So, how can you get there? Here’s everything you need to know about traveling to Laos by air, land, or river.
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Savannakhet 2025

Savannakhet 2025: The Ultimate Guide to a Simple and Authentic Journey

When travelers think of Laos, names like Luang Prabang, the Plain of Jars, or Vientiane usually come to mind. But in the heart of the country lies Savannakhet — Laos’s second-largest city, where sacred temples, French colonial charm, and lush natural landscapes meet. This guide covers everything you need to know about Savannakhet in 2025: must-see attractions, local food, best travel times, and practical tips.
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