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The Broad Life is a travel blog with desire to inspire people to go exploring the world and live a more interesting, experienced, and adventurous life.
Personally, Cong Ca Phe is an ideal place for people who wants to enjoy a cup of coffee in such a South Vietnam vibe! As for drinks, drinks at Cong are simple, they’re familiar and easy to find in Vietnam. The menu has coffee, of course, and other simple Vietnamese drinks like Cong’s doi moi smoothies, fresh juices, series of Cong’s tea, you name it. Plus, Cong is one the front runner in reducing plastic trash by only serving drinks with steel straws and running an event called “tat den”
It would be your biggest regret when taking a Ha Giang itinerary without this spot. Just a quick thought, but I believe this trek would make your Ha Giang itinerary more experienced and adventurous. Ma Pi Leng pass, you will have the opportunity to visit “the cliff of death”, where you can zoom out to see Nho Que River. There are many vendors with grilled foods, Thắng Dền (a specialty cake in Ha Giang), ethnic rice, and chicken hot pot.
In the blog of Saigon Food: 12 Must-Eat Dishes and Where to Find Them, I recommend you guys 12 main courses in Saigon (an old name of Ho Chi Minh City). Furthermore, having Chinese dishes as afternoon snacks in Ho Chi Minh City now is easier than ever with a lot of street vendors in any district. If you are a fan of beans, red bean sweet soup, black bean sweet soup, green bean sweet soup are your choices. And if you like to try special combinations, Chè Khúc Bạch (Cheese sweet soup), Thai sweet soup, Hong Kong sweet soup, Chè Bốn Mùa (Hanoi yearly fruit sweet soup), etc. might blow your mind!
It was My First-time Seeing the Magic Table As many visitors coming to Dalat, I had Thien Vuong Co Sat Pagoda in my bucket list of travel at that time. However, our topic here’s not about the pagoda, it’s about a magic table in Dalat, and it’s in a house at the bottom of the pagoda’s hill. Currently, according to the people of Dalat, there are 4 revolving tables in the city, but unknown exactly the places. Although the truth about the Dalat magic table has been clarified, those who visit the land want to see and feel it once with their own eyes.