Administrations and services Vietnam

General online magazine of the French Institute of Vietnam, devoted to the cooperation, promotion and dissemination of French and Francophone culture in Vietnam.

In Vietnam, WWF promotes an initiative aimed at eliminating illegal timber trade and improving the management of threatened forests.

This site is designed for climbing enthusiasts. Since 2011, thanks to Vietclimb, they can now practice the climbing in Hanoi.

Site of the Vietnamese Martial arts Institute Viet Vo Dao.

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Multidisciplinary cultural cultural journal (literature, arts and ideas) presenting texts by Doan Cam Thi, specialist in Vietnamese literature.

Vietcombank is a bank and insurance company based in Hanoi. It offers various products and services for individuals, organizations and privileged customers. The bank also offers tools and services such as exchange rate calculators, interest rates, forms, online banking and investment information.

Police service that issues the necessary permits to go to the Dông Van plateau. In Dông Van and Meo Vac, the permit can also be obtained through hotels (the passport is obviously necessary), a service that is paid a modest commission.

The site allows you to book a cruise in Along Bay at the best price and with a comparison of the services and services of the different cruises.

A blog whose reading is recommended before traveling to Vietnam. It provides information for an in-depth discovery of the culture, life of the inhabitants, landscapes and monuments of the country. Tips and recommendations, tourism news, anecdotes as well as all information about the essential destinations…

Site (in Vietnamese and English) that has all the timetables of the trains service on the Vietnamese railway system. Bookings.

Owned by the group Kinh Tê, major actor in the newspapers in Viêt Nam, The Guide Magazine is undoubtedly one of the national references information news. Fully written in English, this monthly colour has all the innovations of the month to come, the captivating reports on the different regions of Viêt Nam, the suggestions of exit, as well as convenient inventory of the main places of entertainment and activities throughout the country. Available in most hotels and restaurants in free of charge.

A site of association ( Responsible Travel Club of Vietnam ) which brings in an informal travel agencies, non-governmental organisations and individuals anxious to promote responsible tourism in Viêt Nam which encourages local economy, respects the culture and protecting the environment. 

Site on the conservation of wild cattle in Vietnam.

Travellive is a reference publication in Vietnam for the tourism and travel sector. This monthly, colourful and bilingual English-Vietnamese magazine is available everywhere and often in free consultation at hotels and restaurants in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Here you will find a lot of information about the latest places, but also articles on local culture, with beautiful photographs.

The Hanoi blog (Ha Nôi Oi, for short) was launched in 2010 by web and capital city enthusiasts. Historical and cultural anecdotes (sometimes unusual!), good addresses, ideas for outings... This entirely French-speaking blog has become a reference to better prepare his visit to Hanoi and especially to better understand the soul of the Vietnamese capital. Possibility to contact them on the blog portal and to comment the articles. A meeting is even possible with members of the team in a street restaurant, around a pho.

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In the event of a passport loss or theft requiring a Vietnamese visa and where it is not possible to use the services of an agency. As a last resort, therefore.

Bank (Korean), currency exchange office and ticket distributor. 

Ambulance and first aid.

Born in 1964, Vietnam's Courier, remains the only francophone daily in Vietnam until January 1^, 2012, the date on which it became weekly, available on newsstands every Thursday. Now richer on the bottom, the Vietnam Courier offers a diversified summary every week, focusing on cultural and tourist information, particularly on the wealth of the heritage and cultures of Vietnam and the Diaspora diaspora. This weekly is therefore a vademecum in Vietnam, but also an indispensable tool for a deeper discovery of this fascinating country of the Far east.

Online publishing provides access to updated information on the political, diplomatic, socio-economic and cultural life of Vietnam and the rest of the world. It is also rich in subjects about the traditions, customs and lifestyle of the Vietnameses, without forgetting the portraits of personalities who forged or shaped national history.

Courier from Vietnam also produces the television broadcast «Espace francophone», broadcast on the VNews channel of AVI every Sunday at p. m., Mondays at p. m. and Thursdays at p. m. (Vietnam hours).

Monthly magazine very dynamic and well made (in English) distributed free of charge in restaurants, hotels… Many information on the latest trends Vietnamese, original people, the unusual spot, the good addresses and many others.

A competitor of Google Maps for Vietnam. Cartographic data and calculations of itineraries. In Vietnamese and English.

Ticket dispensers on the esplanade of the station.

Official site of the national park of Cuc Phuong: guide of the visit, tourist information.

Culinary moods and culinary ambulations… A site that is full of delicious recipes. Before or after a stay at the Vietnam.

" The journal of the nem culture ": film, kitchen, history, literature, music…

Located in the town of Diên Biên Phu, Dien Bien Province Hospital is a medical facility offering hospital services.

A very nice website dedicated to discovering Hanoi from the perspective of the culture of cafés. A lot of nuggets who are not able to go through their walks in the capital.

Vietnam illustrated Nam is a site fed by the Agency Vietnamese of information. Choose the image. Dispatches of news and plenty of historical and cultural information. 

Site (in English) animated by the expatriated community of Hanoi. Classified ads and plenty of information on the capital: restaurants, bars, left...

Information site on the Pu Luong Reserve: access, accommodation, activities...