Mete Kural

I’m back to Paris after a while. Those who know me know that I’m less of a city person and more about the sea, and I like Southern France more than Paris. But you can’t beat Paris when it comes to business, especially if you’re in the world of fashion, as well as being a world class city and practically an open air museum. Even though there are significant other contenders for me now, Paris firmly retains its place in my list of three most beautiful cities in the world. And I happened to catch Paris with some amazing Spring weather this time, which was definitely a boon.

Vietnam has many spectacular regions, but the city of Nha Trang has become the first gateway to Vietnam for me. There are parts of the town that are very sleepy, while the center is always bustling with people and action. The city is surrounded by many attractions, from pristine beaches to charming islands, from a beautiful hill country to creaks and waterfalls, but many come for the fairly recently built Vinpearl resorts on Hon Tre island, which I must say, even though I’m usually not drawn to that format of vacation, I was really impressed by. And of course, it’s hard to beat the pleasant weather here, with the typical Southeast Asian humid air tempered by a constant sea breeze. The wind really does make a difference in terms of making this place a much more manageable Southeast Asian destination as far as weather is concerned. I hope to return and God willing next time also do some windsurfing too in the beautiful paradise of Vietnam. Highly recommended!

Vietnam has many spectacular regions, but the city of Nha Trang has become the first gateway to Vietnam for me. There are parts of the town that are very sleepy, while the center is always bustling with people and action. The city is surrounded by many attractions, from pristine beaches to charming islands, from a beautiful hill country to creaks and waterfalls, but many come for the fairly recently built Vinpearl resorts on Hon Tre island, which I must say, even though I’m usually not drawn to that format of vacation, I was really impressed by. And of course, it’s hard to beat the pleasant weather here, with the typical Southeast Asian humid air tempered by a constant sea breeze. The wind really does make a difference in terms of making this place a much more manageable Southeast Asian destination as far as the weather is concerned. I hope to return and God willing next time also do some windsurfing too in the beautiful paradise of Vietnam. Highly recommended!