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Hue - Phong Nha Tourist Train: A New Journey Connecting Central Vietnam’s Two Heritage Sites

Hue - Phong Nha Tourist Train: A New Journey Connecting Central Vietnam’s Two Heritage Sites

Trekking Tips

Major Types of Forest: Characteristics, Locations, and Facts

Discover the world's major forest types: Tropical, Temperate, and Boreal (Taiga). Learn about their climates, location facts, and crucial environmental roles.

Best Things to Do in Phong Nha in Winter (December-Ferbuary)

If you have never been here before and still have concerns about the weather, especially about visiting Phong Nha in winter, this guide will give you all the answers and useful information you need to confidently plan your trip.

Best Things to Do in Phong Nha in Summer (May-August): A Seasonal Guide

Explore the excitement of summer in Phong Nha - Ke Bang! From stunning caves to peaceful villages, this guide shows you the best experiences, tips, and itineraries for an unforgettable trip.

Milky Way Stargazing Experience in the Forest with Oxalis

See the Milky Way with Oxalis Adventure! Trek forests, explore caves, and camp under clear starry skies for an unforgettable stargazing experience in Quang Tri.

Sustainability

How to reduce plastic waste while traveling | Benefits and practical solutions

Imagine, each year, 500 billion plastic bottles are produced worldwide. About 90% of these are buried in landfills, incinerated, or dumped into the ocean after use.

Eco-friendly tourism: How sustainable transportation leads the way

Sustainable transportation plays a crucial role in tourism across various aspects. This includes environmental, economic, and social factors.

Transparency – The driving force behind Oxalis’s Net Zero journey

High-emission industries like Energy, Transport, Construction, Industrial Processes, and Waste Management are prioritized.

Oxalis's direction and commitment to achieving Net Zero

From the start, Oxalis Adventure Tours aimed to create sustainable tourism products. The next step in its strategy is moving toward Net Zero tourism.

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