Vietnam

Happy New Year’s!

By Tony and Thomas on December 31, 2010 | 3 Comments »

We can’t believe another year has passed. And, yes, we are still in Asia. To celebrate 2010, we’ve put together a video retrospective covering our travels to Cambodia, Laos, the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand. Stay tuned for more TnT adventures to come in 2011!

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Vietnam Pictorial

By Tony on December 3, 2010 | No Comments »

Quite literally some of the fastest moving people on the planet, it is a miracle that I could get anyone to stand still long enough to capture them on film. That said, the chaotic frenzy known as Vietnam also has a serene side. Both extremes work to create a photographer’s paradise – check out our take on the country in our latest pictorial here.

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Especially Difficult Children

By Thomas on December 1, 2010 | 2 Comments »

I know this shouldn’t be funny – but it is.

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Northern Vietnam

By Thomas on November 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Our amazing time in Vietnam is slowly coming to an end. From the traditional hill tribes of Bac Ha and Can Cau to hip Hanoi to magnificent Halong Bay, the North is just as impressive as South and Central Vietnam. Although we are sad to leave, we are more than happy to have explored this diverse region. Follow along in our 4-minute video and see for yourself, why you should definitely be planning a trip to Vietnam in the near future.

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Quan An Ngon – The Mother Lode

By Tony on November 26, 2010 | 3 Comments »

Like miners prospecting for that legendary vein of gold, Thomas and I have been scouring Vietnam for culinary treasures. When we finally set foot into Quan An Ngon, I screamed, “Eureka!” – well, at least mentally.

Fodor’s states that Quan An Ngon “just might be the best restaurant in Vietnam.” But don’t expect super-chic poseur portions with vertical stacks, flash-dried mousse, or chemo-cuisine. Nope, this restaurant is all about » Continue reading this post »

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