Vietnam

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From incense making and motorbike riding to ancient city exploring and regional delicacy tasting – Hue has a lot to offer.

Although Vietnam conjures up many images, perhaps nothing is more quintessentially “traveller in Vietnam” than bia hoi.

While it may not look particularly delicious on the surface, don’t be fooled. Everything about the banh mi is special.