Mala Amrish Jalundhwala

RUCHI BARANWAL

I have a deep passion for exploring the rich tapestry of cultures in Vietnam. From the vibrant streets of Hanoi to the serene landscapes of Ha Long Bay, every corner of this country tells a unique story waiting to be discovered. One of my favorite ways to connect with Vietnam’s culture is through its culinary arts. The intricate flavors of pho, the freshness of banh mi, and the delightful balance of sweet and savory in street food create unforgettable experiences. I love wandering through bustling markets, tasting local delicacies, and learning the stories behind each dish. Nature also plays a vital role in my passion for Vietnam. The stunning rice terraces of Sapa, the lush jungles of the Mekong Delta, and the breathtaking beaches of Da Nang inspire a deep appreciation for the environment. I often find myself immersed in these landscapes, capturing their beauty through photography. Each snapshot serves as a reminder of the incredible diversity that Vietnam has to offer. Music, too, is a significant aspect of my journey. The haunting melodies of traditional Vietnamese music resonate with the soul of the people, and attending live performances allows me to experience the heart of the culture. In every exploration, whether through food, nature, or music, I find that the true essence of Vietnam lies in its people—warm, welcoming, and rich in stories. Each interaction deepens my understanding and appreciation for this beautiful country.

Pardeep Kumar

Working as a primary school teacher in a small town I have lots of interest in travelling and knowing about culture of different states of India.Being a primary school teacher I always tell my students about my tours and travel stories. I have travelled Himachal and Uttrakhand on my bike and many other states of India by public transports and personal vehicle. I am fond of travelling since childhood but could not get chance to visit that time so I always inspire my students to travel and know about different state's Culture; Food ; Weather etc. So if I get a chance to visit Vietnam it will also help my students to know about different cultures of different country. Hanoi is where old and new Vietnam come together. Traces of the imperial past float like ghosts in a city surging skywards hawkers drift through the narrow lanes of the Old Quarter selling snacks from traditional yoke baskets, while the surrounding buildings are lit up with advertising displays and strip lights. There’s no better souvenir to bring home from Vietnam than being able to prepare your own Vietnamese feast. Indeed, Vietnamese food arguably has a bigger dinner-party cachet than more familiar Thai cuisine. Beauty is everywhere in Vietnam. The country is blessed with mountains, forests, jungles, beaches, islands, and national parks, but even the cities are beautiful in their own way. I would love to see tropical flowers growing out of ancient buildings, peaceful lakes facing intricate pagodas. I would love to Visit SAPA and HO CHI MINH CITY for its Culture; Crafts ; Food. All in all Vietnam is a beautiful country with timeless culture, fabulous food, blissful beaches, changing cities, and wonderful scenery.

Mohamad Fahad

As a child, I heard tales of Vietnam's history—of struggle, survival, and hope—in school textbooks. Now, as an adult, I long to experience Vietnam for myself. To walk through the bustling streets of Hanoi, to taste the food that has shaped generations, and to understand a culture that has inspired me. I have a deep passion for travel. While travelling, we meet different people and get a chance to familiarize ourselves with different castes, religions, and cultures. How amazing it is! The earth becomes so small. All the people get close to each other. Vietnam is a beauty after its rebirth from the war. The country is changing fast, but right now it’s a great mix of old and new, traditional and modern. My aspirations to travel to Vietnam are driven by a desire to explore the country's incredible natural beauty, immerse myself in its rich cultural heritage, savor its world-famous cuisine, and learn from its people. The remains of the Vietnam War are preserved in sites like the Cu Chi Tunnels and the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City. Visiting these sites would provide invaluable insight into the country’s turbulent past, highlighting the resilience and tenacity of its people. I am eager to set foot in this fascinating country and experience all that it has to offer, both as a traveller and as a global citizen seeking to learn and grow from the world around me. With VietjetAir, I hope to turn this dream into reality.