Hospitality Exchange for Women in Vietnam

Darima

Darima

Da Nang

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Im in Danang for a while and can host. Text me) if I forgot about app, text me in insta

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Mal

Mal

Ho Chi Minh City

Can host for:

2 days

About me

Im a travel lover. Also, a foodie. Been to 63 provinces in Vietnam and 17 countries. Hope i can be of your help!

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Shawnee

Shawnee

Ho Chi Minh City

Can host for:

7 days

About me

Hi! Married mother of 4. We have pets and are an LGBTQ couple.

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Hong

Hong

Ho Chi Minh City

Can host for:

7 days

About me

Hi there! I’m a friendly and open-minded person from Vietnam. I really enjoy cultural exchange and I’d love to support female travelers who come to stay. I used to be a freelance tour guide, so I know many hidden spots and interesting local places to share. I’ve also traveled solo myself, so I understand the joy and challenges of it. Nowadays I mostly teach, which can be a bit boring at times, so I’m always happy to meet new friends, share stories, and learn from each other. 🌸

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Khloe

Khloe

Ho Chi Minh City

Can host for:

3 days

About me

I’m a local in HCM, I can show you around and hang out, showing you local spots for good food, workshops ❤️

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Nguyen

Nguyen

Hanoi

Can host for:

3 days

About me

My philosophy in life is the famous quotation of Einstein "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid". And I'm also a buddisht following the spirit of Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh (who is also vietnamese person) with his philosophy "mindfulnesses" and "to understand is to love".

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Nastya

Nastya

Russia

Phu Quoc, Solo travel

This year , I've flown to Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam twice solo, and here's what you should definitely see in Vietnam. 1 - This is a large-scale and technologically advanced show in the south of the island at Sunset Town, where you'll witness water jets, fire shows, hundreds of dancers, and stilted performers, all of which are visually stunning and powerful, culminating in a magnificent fireworks display. This is the Kiss of the Sea show. 2 - this is a place on the island where you can hand-feed giraffes, admire cute otters, and ride a bus among lions and zebras, as if you were in their natural habitat. This is the Safari in Phu Quoc. 3. These are authentic coffee shops in Phu Quoc with delicious coffee, especially the Salted coffee (Ca phe muoi in Vietnamese), which is absolutely amazing. I even took a recipe from a Vietnamese man and filmed it, but I haven't been able to achieve the same texture as in the coffee shop. My top choice is the cozy Coffee Hoa Hong (near Ong Lang). 4. The beach is filled with sea stars, which I've never seen up close before. I even touched their small legs, and it was incredibly cute. This is Starfish Beach. 5. A place where you can see the entire process of creating pearl jewelry, from opening the shell to the finished product. I was particularly impressed by their coral sculptures, which I had not expected to see. These are pearl farms, such as Ngoc Hien Pearl Farm. 6. The largest Buddhist temple on the island, located on a mountain with panoramic views of the sea. The monks here must have been good people in their previous lives, as this is truly a paradise. Here you can admire numerous statues and relics, as well as the traditional Vietnamese architecture of the Ly and Tran dynasties. This is the Ho Huoc Temple. Recommend PhuQuoc! :)

Posted: October 25, 2025
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Pika

Pika

Mauritius

Vietnam, Group travel

Vietnam was an amazing experience!! The natural landscapes and scenic views were breathtaking. Food and stay were really cheap and as a student, I liked that very much. However, travelling might be on the pricier side. We can only travel by vans or taxi which of course charge quite a lot. Other than that, I had a great time. There's a lot of places to hike too and so much history and culture to appreciate.

Posted: October 14, 2025
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Hospitality Exchange in Vietnam