Why settle for just savouring the local cuisine when you could learn the ins and outs of Vietnamese cooking and bring some of the country’s culture with you? Join a cooking class at a local villa, where you'll receive expert guidance and hands-on experience crafting traditional dishes. Before getting your hands dirty, dive into the hustle and bustle of a local market, where you'll select the freshest ingredients for your culinary creations.

Located on an island at the north end of Hoan Kiem Lake, this peaceful temple site pays homage to scholars and war heroes. Its most notable feature is the preserved turtle carcass, intricately tied to the lake's mythology. Accessible via a traditional Vietnamese-style red bridge, this site is among the most visited temples in Hanoi, drawing visitors keen to explore its serene grounds and immerse themselves in its rich cultural significance.

Since the year 2000, Calgary has hosted the largest film festival in Alberta every year, with screenings of feature and short films of any genre, coming from not only Canada but also other countries. During these twelve days the audience is able to ask questions and engage with the filmmakers during panels, film talks and behind-the-scenes events.

The Motown Museum is where the legendary Motown sound was born, launching the careers of iconic artists like Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, and Michael Jackson. Founded by Berry Gordy in 1959 with an $800 loan, this small house on Detroit’s West Grand Boulevard became Hitsville U.S.A.—the birthplace of some of the most influential music in history. A visit to this iconic site takes you inside the studio where the magic happened and offers a glimpse into the legacy of a musical revolution that changed the world.