8 Incredible books to read before you visit Vietnam (Part 1)

Booked the flights and your hotel for your trip to Vietnam? The next step is to start researching where to go and what to do.

While these days it might be tempting to just search for a destination on TikTok or Instagram, we love to keep it old school and read something a little more in depth.

Made your way through our Vietnam content? Then it might be time for you to buy one of these eight books on Vietnam, as chosen by Stanfords. From classic Vietnam travel guides to fictional novels that take you back to 1960s Saigon, buy these books for your bedside table ASAP.

1. A Dragon Apparent: Travels in Cambodia, Laos & Vietnam

by Norman Lewis

The book received lots of praise and was immediately a bestseller because everyone wanted to know what was happening during this pivotal time in Vietnam’s history. Through immersing himself in the local life, Lewis presents a fascinating insight of West meeting East.

If you haven’t read any Norman Lewis, this is a great one of his books to get started on. His curiosity for everything around him made him a great and successful travel writer. His work spanned eight decades, with his final book The Tomb in Seville being published the year he died, aged 95.

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