Mahima Sharma

Vinod

Me & my wife love to travel together but by all these time busy with duties and responsibilities couldn’t make time for ourselves Thus now in our fifties we decide to explore the world as much as possible after travelling to dubai ,Singapore, Switzerland now want to explore Vietnam a beautiful country by its nature , it’s people , it’s places and many more things to know Therefore helps us to extend our world exploring journey by making us win this dream to reality contest

Ushma Kumawat

After spending years exploring the rich tapestry of cultures, cuisines, and traditions across India, my curiosity has turned toward a new horizon—Vietnam. I haven’t gone yet, but the idea of experiencing its vibrant culture and stunning landscapes has captured my imagination.I picture myself walking through the busy streets of Hanoi, surrounded by the aroma of freshly made pho and sizzling street food. I can almost see the street vendors smiling as they serve bowls of noodle soup, and hear the hum of scooters buzzing through the lively city.The thought of visiting Hoi An excites me. Its colorful lanterns and historic charm feel like a scene from another era. I imagine learning to make fresh spring rolls and hearty bowls of Cao Lau in a small countryside kitchen, the locals teaching me not just recipes but the history and stories behind their food.Vietnam’s music intrigues me deeply. I wonder how it would feel to hear the đàn bầu or đàn tranh for the first time, their soulful melodies echoing through an ancient temple. And the heritage sites—like the imperial city of Hue or the ruins of My Son—are calling to the history enthusiast in me.And then there’s Halong Bay. Just thinking about cruising through its emerald waters, surrounded by towering limestone islands, fills me with awe. Though I haven’t been there yet, Vietnam feels like the next chapter in my journey of exploration. It’s a place that promises not only to captivate my senses but to broaden my understanding of the world. One day soon, I hope to turn these dreams into reality and set off on an unforgettable adventure.

Vimal Kumar Choudhary

I love photography, traveling and exploring new places, and I don’t want to miss the chance to visit Vietnam, spending at least 15 days immersing myself in its wonders. From what I’ve seen on Instagram, YouTube, and other social media platforms, as well as from what I’ve heard, Vietnam is a land of rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking beauty. With a history spanning thousands of years, Vietnam has been shaped by ancient dynasties, colonial influences, and heroic tales of resilience, creating a unique cultural identity. Vietnamese cuisine, celebrated for its diversity and balance, offers iconic dishes like pho, banh mi, and fresh spring rolls that delight food lovers worldwide. The country’s deep connection to nature is evident in its agricultural traditions and its reverence for sacred landscapes, such as the breathtaking limestone islands of Ha Long Bay and the terraced rice fields of Sapa. I’m especially drawn to the warm hospitality of the Vietnamese people, known for their friendliness and genuine warmth. My must-visit list includes some of the most famous places in the world, like Ha Long Bay, Danang, the ancient town of Hoi An, the bustling streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Hanoi’s world-famous Train Street, the Cu Chi Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City, and the dreamy Bana Hills with its iconic Golden Bridge that seems to float among the clouds. For a tropical paradise experience, I also hope to visit the pristine beaches and vibrant marine life of Phu Quoc Island. When I finally get to Vietnam, I look forward to not just discovering a new land but also meeting new people, experiencing a new culture, and tasting incredible food. This dream trip will be a journey to remember, and I can’t wait to capture these moments in photos that I’ll treasure for a lifetime.