Experience the Tenderness of Sunset Town and Joy of Visa-Free Travel in Vietnam

I absolutely adore this charming little town; it feels as cozy and welcoming as Mole Manor.

🚡: 9:00-11:30, 13:30-17:00
(Note: It stops operating in between, so be mindful of the timing.)

I arrived at 3 PM and left at 4 PM. The place was nearly deserted when I got there, but it was bustling with people on my way back.
You can easily get tickets on Qunar or Ctrip. I had heard that some hotel bookings included the tickets, but after checking, I found out that this offer ended on December 31st. Such a bummer 😭
The fireworks display begins at 9:30 PM and lasts for a mesmerizing five minutes.

The warmth and kindness of the Vietnamese people truly enhanced my experience.
In Ho Chi Minh City, when I was struggling to find a shop, a friendly security guard approached me to offer assistance.
While wandering around, engrossed in my phone for directions, a kind passerby even offered us stools to sit and rest.

One evening, while searching for a massage parlor, we passed an alley where 4 or 5 men were sitting outside a convenience store. They looked a bit rough, which made me a bit nervous, so I tried to hurry past. But to my surprise, they turned out to be incredibly kind and enthusiastic, guiding us to the place we were looking for.

Their hospitality touched my heart.
The staff at Sunset Town Hotel were incredibly generous, charging us for only one day when we rented an electric scooter for two days.
Every Grab driver went above and beyond, getting out of the car to help with our luggage, never rushing us, and even asking if the air conditioning temperature was comfortable.

This level of service was truly exceptional (in Wuhan, if you ask for help, you might get a sarcastic suggestion to take a private car instead).
The food was not only delicious but also very affordable, creating a fantastic dining experience.