based on 104 experiences from female travelers
Ariana
United States
So much fun to explore! I feel like I could spend years here and still be turning up new things. Amazing food. Don’t sleep on the pastries!! Lots of green spaces and very child-friendly. Playgrounds and activities galore, for young and old.
Posted: April 11, 2026Fidah
Brunei
Dalat is one my favourite place in Vietnam. It cold during night and morning. Its totally safe for muslimah. Use grab as part of transportation and its affordable. But it will be pricey for highland area and far from the central Dalat. I like Dalat because of so many flowers here.
Posted: April 10, 2026I loved Da Nang and Hoi An. Definitely going back. Ho Chi Min was unfortunately not the place for me. Hanoi was cold but I loved it. I'm gonna do SaPa and Dalat next. Overall I loved the country, the people, and the food.
Posted: February 2, 2026Athénaïs
France
I've been traveling solo for 6 weeks through Japan, South Korea and Vietnam. It was an amazing experience and I really want to do that again for a longer time! In Vietnam, everything was great : food, landscapes, people... I really recommend !✨️
Posted: January 30, 2026Experienced: April, 2025Based on 44 reports
Based on 44 reports
I feel safe in hoi an, I am around city center. In the beach some people look at you so much for been European. In general, I think Hoi an is a safe place just take care of the weather and the sun. Try to avoid scams
Posted: May 24, 2026Hà
Very safe. You can go easily as solo traveller and people are extremely friendly, if you need anything you can absolutely reach out. Even in the evening it's safe to go out late as well. Safe travel everyone!
Posted: April 28, 2026Anastasia
There are young thieves in Nha Trang. Just don't leave your things unattended. I've never been involved in any criminal situations, but my friends once had their bike stolen because they didn't tie it down.
Posted: April 21, 2026I’m able to walk around any time of the day without worrying. There’s guards almost on every street and corner and if you need anything you can approach them granted you have a translator app or you’re good speaking Vietnamese.
Posted: April 8, 2026Hong
Ho Chi Minh City
2 days
🌞 Looking for a Volunteer English Teacher 🌞 Hi! I’m planning to start a small English tutoring class for local students, and I’m looking for a volunteer teacher, preferably a native or fluent English speaker. 😊 In return, I can offer: 🏡 Free accommodation 💛 A friendly environment and the chance to experience local culture A little about me😂I’m also a tour guide! 🌿 I’d be happy to show you around nearby local areas, introduce you to local life, and share stories about the culture and some hidden local gems. If you’d like to explore further, I can also arrange and guide tours to places such as Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta, or the Cu Chi Tunnels. These tours would have a reasonable fee, but you’ll get a more authentic local experience than most tourists do. ✨ As for meals, you’re welcome to eat out and explore local food on your own. If you stay for more than a day and would like to share meals at home, a small contribution toward food costs would be appreciated. 🌻 Think of it as a cultural exchange teaching, traveling, meeting local people, and creating wonderful memories together. 🚺 Female volunteers only. If this sounds like your kind of adventure, feel free to send me a message! 💛
Nguyen
Hanoi
3 days
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".