Bonjour,
j'arrive au vietnam le 01 février 2013, pensez vous que j'aurais des problèmes niveau transport, car je souhaite prendre un vol en intérieur à mon arrivé à ho chi minh, jet star.
Est ce que tout reviens à la normale?
Merci d'avance pour votre aide !!!
Cordialement,
j'arrive au vietnam le 01 février 2013, pensez vous que j'aurais des problèmes niveau transport, car je souhaite prendre un vol en intérieur à mon arrivé à ho chi minh, jet star.
Est ce que tout reviens à la normale?
La fête du Têt 2013 a lieu le 10 Février.A quelle date, vous souhaitez prendre un vol intérieur et pour aller où?Les dates critiques sont entre le 7 Février et le 25 Février.Mais si vous réservez une semaine à l'avance votre vol, il n'y aura pas de problèmes.
J'arrive le 01février vers 1h du mat à ho chi minh et souhaite repartir directement vers Hanoi et faire mon voyage en partant de hanoi vers le sud ...
Cela est bon donc ?
Merci Abalone
J'arrive le 01février vers 1h du mat à ho chi minh et souhaite repartir directement vers Hanoi et faire mon voyage en partant de hanoi vers le sud ...
Cela est bon donc ?
Aucun souci pour cette date. Vous allez devoir patienter jusqu'au petit matin pour prendre le premier avion pour Hanoi et le prix sera le moins cher de la journée.
Vous avez le choix entre Jetstar (à moins que Jetstar disparaît à cette date?) et VietjetAir.
Cependant, je me pose la question, pourquoi n'achetez pas un billet avec un atterrissage à Hanoi pour repartir de Saigon?
Je viens de voir qu'en fait il n'y pas de vol pendant tout le mois d'aout avec jet star!!!
Est ce que quelqu'un connait une autre compagnie faisant des vol intérieur à prix pas trop cher?
merci pour l'info mais en fait je n'y ai pas réfléchi quand j'ai pris les billet en avril 12.
Une collegue m'a conseillé de commencer par le nord et de redescendre dans le sud !!!
Du coup ben voilà le résultat !!!
Je regarde pour vietjetair !!!
Je viens d'aller voir sur vietjetair, c'est un peu plus cher mais à chaque fois que je met 1 enfant (5ans) et ben il ne me le prend pas en compte !!!
Vaut il mieux le prendre sur internet ou directement sur place?
Merci pour toutes ces infos !!!
Mais rassure moi on peut passer de bonne vacances en cet période !!!
On m'a conseillé d'aller à SAPA avant samedi car le soir il y a comme un bal des célibataire ou il y a toutes les différentes ethnie avec leur costumes traditionnel!!!
Pourriez-vous m’expliquer comment se fête le Têt au Vietnam ? Un ami m’a dit que c’est seulement une fête familiale et que cela ne se voit pas dans la rue comme un carnaval. Tous les vietnamiens se déplacent dans leur famille. Peut-être y a-t-il une différence entre les régions ? Merci pour ces précisions.
On m'a conseillé d'aller à SAPA avant samedi car le soir il y a comme un bal des célibataire ou il y a toutes les différentes ethnie avec leur costumes traditionnel!!!
A la fête du Têt, il y a plein de vietnamiens qui vont à Sapa, juste pour des vacances touristiques dans la ville, alors que sur les pistes il n'y a personne, et la vallée risque très fort d'être baignée dans un brouillard épais.
Vous serez donc confronté à la bousculade pour réserver vos billets de train et beaucoup de brouillard glacial sur les pistes.
Le marché de l'Amour de Sapa n'existe plus. Le tourisme de masse l'a tué, donc il ne faut pas écouter les histoires anciennes qui ont daté maintenant.
Pendant les 3 premiers jours de la fête du Têt, il y a tout un protocole traditionnel de visite dans la famille:
- le premier jour, on s'abstient de toute visite pour éviter d'apporter la poisse qui va durer toute l'année, sauf si l'on est dans la première lignée familiale (parents et enfants directs)
- le deuxième jour, c'est réservé pour la deuxième lignée (les oncles, les tatas etc ...)
- le troisième jour, après la cérémonie d'offrandes aux ancêtres, les amis sont les bienvenus pour venir souhaiter les voeux de la nouvelle année.
C'est à partir du troisième jour, que les vietnamiens partent vraiment pour les vacances et le traffic routier, ferroviaire et aérien bat son plein durant 2 semaines, les hôtels de certains sites seront plein (Phú Quôc, Nha Trang, Dalat, Sapa, etc ...)
J'ai voyagé une fois tout seul dans un train vide le soir du premier jour de la fête du Têt (tout le monde est censé resté en famille).
Merci Abalone pour ce message détaillé. Très intéressant le protocole et différence de génération. Les fêtes de famille au Vietnam ont l’air longues et vivantes. Une de mes amies m’a raconté comment se passait un mariage vietnamien… 3 voire 4 jours !!! 😮
Bonjour a tous, alors je continue cette interessante discussion sur la fete du Tet.
Je fais actuellement un joli periple en Asie du Sud Est et compte passer 2 mois au Vietnam a compter plus ou moins du 20 janvier.
Vous comprenez de suite ma question, ou aller durant la fete du Tet afin de reussir a se loger a un prix raisonnable et resussir a se nourrir tout court. J'ai deja lu sur le forum que HCMV semblait plus vivante que Hanoi ce qui est une piste de depart, mais les sites touristiques seront sans doute fermes.
Sinon je pensais aller dans un village, peut-etre moins anime mais il est toujours plus simple de projeter des ballades aux alentours.
Cela ne me derange pas de rester du 7 au 25 janvier dans le meme endroit, de toute facon c'est un peu ma facon de voyager, voir peu d'endroits mais y rester suffisamment longtemps pour reussir a communiquer un peu avec les locaux.
Merci pour toutes ces infos Abalone !!!
Là j'ai du boulot pour préparer mon voyage!!!
Nous avons donc décidé de faire du sud vers le nord!!!
Si vous avez des idées de circuit, elles sont les bienvenues ;)
bon je vais zyeuter ou sont les belles plages!!!
Merci encore
Ben en fait en parlant avec mes collegues qui sont partis au vietnam mais pas a la même periode, me dise que se serait domage de pas faire le nord avec 4 semaines. Sachant que ce que j ai lu c est qu'il fait froid dans le nord en fevrier.
Peut etre devrais je plutot faire seulement le sud jusqu'à hué et faire en plus le sud du cambodge peut etre!
Que me conseille tu abalone, je sais j'abuse de ta gentillesse...
Merci en tout cas de tes conseilles
From March 27 to 29, 2026, the Occ'ygène show returns to the MEETT in Toulouse. My Atlas and Les Rencontres Voyageurs are welcoming Cimalp as a partner for this year's event.
Cimalp: French outdoor equipment brand
Founded in 1964 by a mountaineer in the Drôme region, Cimalp designs technical clothing and accessories for mountain activities and the great outdoors. The brand will be part of all the weekend’s conferences and activities, sharing its expertise on hiking, trekking, and itinerant travel gear.
The three-day program
The 400 m² Rencontres Voyageurs space offers a varied schedule (still being fine-tuned):
Friday, March 27: The "Small Talk" for free exchanges between visitors and travelers, a travel video masterclass hosted by Campers Lab, talks on solo female travel, and authentic Tunisia with the National Tourism Office.
Saturday, March 28: Conferences on bike travel and solo female travel, a screening and talk by Stéphane Crobarieu, a practical workshop "packing your backpack" with the FFRandonnée Occitane, and a meet-up with Morgane Lefèvre sharing her journey "Au bord des Mondes, from the Alps to Persia."
Sunday, March 29: A conference on solo female hiking, a video masterclass, a technical session on long-distance vehicle preparation, and the "World Connoisseurs" quiz to wrap up the show.
Come meet us!
The My Atlas team will be there all weekend, alongside the Voyage Forum community and many passionate travelers. It’s the perfect opportunity to chat about your escape plans, share experiences, pick up practical tips, and discover off-the-beaten-path routes. In a friendly bivouac atmosphere, come discuss vehicle setups, favorite destinations, or simply meet other adventurers who share your thirst for discovery.
Free tickets with My Atlas
My Atlas is offering free entry to the show. Book your tickets via this link:
https://billetterie-tev.teamaxess.com/webshop/402/tickets?voucher=OCCRENC26
Practical info:
MEETT - Toulouse Exhibition Center
March 27-29, 2026
Friday and Saturday: 10 AM–7 PM / Sunday: 10 AM–6 PM
More info:
https://lesrencontresvoyageurs.fr/occygene/https://www.salon-occygene.com/fr
Mark your calendars: from March 26 to 28, the MEETT in Toulouse will transform into a base camp for all adventure enthusiasts. At My Atlas, we wouldn’t miss this for the world! We’ll be back alongside the Rencontres Voyageurs to celebrate what makes us tick: travel in all its forms.
The big news this year? We’ve set up a 400 m² space designed like a real bivouac. The idea is simple: come together, share a coffee (or a tip!) and chat with those who hit the road. Whether you're a van life fan, a solo trekker, or curious about expedition vehicles, the vibe will be all about friendliness.
We’re also lucky to have Cimalp with us. The go-to brand for outdoor gear will be there to share their expertise and help you gear up for your next challenges.
Get inspired
The program is already shaping up to be packed:
Masterclass on how to create amazing travel videos.
Talks and interviews with inspiring globetrotters.
Hiking and road trip focus for all types (bike nomads, adventurers, families...).
Whether you dream of a micro-adventure in the Pyrenees or a cross-continental journey, come get inspired and meet a community just like you.
📍 Practical info (so you don’t miss a thing):
Where? MEETT – Toulouse Exhibition Center.
When? Friday, March 27 to Sunday, March 29, 2026.
Hours: 10 AM–7 PM (6 PM on Sunday).
Price: Only 4 € (free for under-18s, students, and job seekers).
More info on the program here
The festival website
A must-attend event for all adventure and discovery enthusiasts: My Atlas will be back at Occ'ygène in Toulouse from March 26 to 28, 2026! Like last year, we’ll be partners of the Les Rencontres Voyageurs space, a place for authentic exchanges between globetrotters, adventurers, and dreamers of distant lands.
This year, a great new addition: Cimalp will join us throughout the conferences and activities to share their passion for the outdoors and high-quality gear.
Over these three inspiring days, the program includes: themed conferences (responsible travel, off-the-beaten-path destinations, van life road trips...), meet-ups with inspiring travelers, masterclasses (travel video, nomadic cooking), the famous travelers’ quiz, and a friendly atmosphere around the bivouac. The perfect opportunity to plan your next getaways, swap practical tips, and discover the latest trends in itinerant travel.
Whether you're into camper vans, hiking, or long-term travel, come find us at MEETT (Toulouse Exhibition Park) for three days under the banner of adventure and sharing!
Itinérance Festival in Cornimont, Vosges, will return from April 24 to 26, 2026. The success of the 2025 edition confirmed the desire to continue the adventure.
Dedicated to human-powered travel, this year’s festival will feature a smaller but highly complementary lineup of speakers. A single guest may discuss bike or foot journeys, long-distance trekking across major European or remote mountain ranges, or even mountaineering. The sea will also be a key theme.
Most speakers are travel writers, and storytelling will take center stage—especially with Pierre Herant, a sought-after author among publishers. Among the standout topics, resilience in the face of illness will be explored through Alexandra Husta’s epic cycling journeys. Extreme travel will also be highlighted, driven by Blandine Dupuis’s physical and moral commitment. Hugo Faivre is biking across France to meet bears in the Pyrenees. Luc Devors will delve into the bonds formed with companions during demanding projects, while Julien Humbert will discuss the challenges of leaving home and being away for years. Sailors Gilles Jaulet will share his sailing experiences, and Guy Lecointre will recount his solo sea-kayak expedition to Cape Horn with total autonomy. All speakers will also share their solo travel experiences.
A special family session on Friday afternoon will let kids ask questions and chat freely with the speakers. Photographic exhibitions will round out the program, including one on Vosges mountain wildlife by a Cornimont native, whose close connection with wild animals is striking.
True to the 2025 edition, sunrise hikes will return on Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, to the town’s high points. These unique moments will combine landscape discovery—guided by a local expert—with readings from works by attending travel writers.
Cornimont’s town hall will provide its spacious polyactivity center, and admission will remain free, as in 2025. The association Cook’ Events Services, led by Nadège Perrier, will run the bar and catering, with proceeds supporting initiatives for people with disabilities.
Whether scaling rock faces, thriving on trails, hitting the road, or sailing the seas, the festival’s celebration of travel reminds us that age is never a barrier to exploring our world.
ROCK & CARS Festival in Lavaur (81) from June 12 to 14, 2026
- Open to all
- Vintage cars, US cars, Rods, Kustoms, and Motorcycles,
- Blues, Rockabilly, and Rock 'n' Roll festival.
FREE ENTRY
- Over 900 cars expected,
- Hundreds of Harley bikes and other brands,
- Pin-up contests, various stalls, refreshment stands,
- Several rides,
- On-site food options.
FRIDAY, JUNE 12:
7:00 PM – Bands playing in Lavaur bars
SATURDAY, JUNE 13:
2:00 PM – Site opens / Car and motorcycle exhibition / Stalls / on-site food
6:00 PM – THE SOPHISTICATED CATS Big Band (France – Rock 'n' Roll)
8:00 PM – GAELLE BUSWEL (France – Blues Rock)
10:00 PM – THE LORDS OF ALTAMONT (USA – Garage Rock)
Midnight – ROD BARTHET (France – Blues Rock)
SUNDAY, JUNE 14:
9:00 AM – Site opens
10:00 AM – Car and motorcycle ride
11:00 AM – Car exhibition / stalls / on-site food
12:00 PM – Pin-up parade and contest
1:00 PM – MAT & The Messengers (France – Americana)
3:00 PM – ERVIN TRAVIS & His Wild Blue Caps (France – Rockabilly)
5:00 PM – Awards for cars and motorcycles
5:30 PM – ERVIN TRAVIS & His Wild Blue Caps (France – Rockabilly)
Hey friends! To celebrate their 25th anniversary, the group Fanna-Fi-Allah will be performing a concert at the theater in Paris on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 7 PM at the Théâtre du Gymnase Marie Bell. If you'd like to join, here are the details:
Hi everyone,
This Saturday, July 12, and Sunday, July 13, the Kahnawake Pow Wow will take place (on the South Shore of Montreal).
For those interested, here are the details:
Echoes Of A Proud Nation Pow-Wow – Renewing Our Spirits Through The Power Of The Drum
Bring hats and water, as there isn’t much shade on the site.....
But it’s definitely worth checking out 😛
Generous cyclists at the téléthon
Sure, it’s not a bike trip in the traditional sense—
more like a "journey around my room" and rock around the clocks (in Faverges)
on Saturday, November 30, 2024.
Just a way to take part in the téléthon, add my little stone to the building, and... get the bikes out.
No big trips, but a peek at the Viuz church (a remarkable Romanesque church) and the *hourd* in Faverges.
Plus, it’s on the route of the Seyssel-Annecy bike path: Faverges–Albertville–Grenoble–Valence.
Hello everyone, the program for the Itinérance Travel Festival in Cornimont is finalized. Over four days, conferences will take place from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM, and from 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM on May 8, 9, and 10. On May 11, the schedule is 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM. The event will be held at the multi-activity hall, 16 rue des Grands Meix, Cornimont 88310.
The speakers will share their experiences traveling by bike, on foot, and also in mountaineering.
Cornimont can be reached via a 25-kilometer cycling path from Remiremont train station, which is very well connected.
Photo exhibitions will be displayed on the following themes:
The Abruzzo region
Wildlife of the Vosges
The road workers of the Himalayas
Faces of the world: photos taken during an 8-year walk around the Earth
The photo series by the Cyclo Camping International association
On the mornings of May 9, 10, and 11, meet-ups will be organized at scenic high points around Cornimont for intuitive music performances and readings of excerpts from long-term travelers' books, particularly by Caroline Moireaux (you can easily find her website).
The meet-ups start at 6:15 AM, with returns no later than 10:00 AM.
Admission is free.
Don’t hesitate to contact the Cornimont tourist office for all practical details.
By phone at +33 3 29 24 12 17 or via their website, which you can easily find online.
Hope to see many of you there!
Feel free to reach out to me in this thread if you have any questions.
Luc
Come on, let’s give a little shout-out to this stunning country that desperately needs more tourists...
Soon, the Medayin Festival of Ancient Cities in December.
It happens every year... It rotates between Ouadane, Tichitt, Oualata, and Chinguetti, where it’ll be this year...
Access is easy by vehicle, and it’s a gorgeous area... Don’t hesitate to ask if you’ve got questions about the region...
Ascension is the time for the P'tits Gros, the BMH & Co association is organizing a gathering for off-road travel lovers, from 4x4s to vans and heavy-duty trucks. On the first day, arrival at the bivouac means first meetings and discussions about travel, vehicle conversions, and always a bit of mechanics. Over the following days, everyone can test their vehicle on an evolution course, and it all wraps up with our association's general assembly followed by a meal. To register for the gathering, CLICK HERE https://forum.debucquoi.com/
Hi,
Just a heads-up if you're in Montreal this weekend.
It's the bike show at the Palais des congrès de Montréal from February 21 to 22.
Enjoy your visit! 🙂
Here are the dates for some of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Europe in 2024 (not an exhaustive list): 🎄🎁❄️
🇩🇪 Berlin (Gendarmenmarkt), Germany - 25 November to 31 December
🇸🇰 Bratislava, Slovakia - 21 November to 6 January
🇧🇪 Bruges, Belgium - 22 November to 5 January
🇧🇪 Brussels, Belgium - 29 November to 5 January
🇭🇺 Budapest, Hungary - 15 November to 1 January
🇩🇪 Cologne, Germany - 18 November to 23 December
🇫🇷 Colmar, France - 26 November to 29 December
🇩🇰 Copenhagen (Tivoli Gardens), Denmark - 16 November to 2 January
🇵🇱 Krakow, Poland - 29 November to 26 December
🇷🇴 Craiova, Romania - 15 November to 5 January
🇩🇪 Dresden (Striezelmarkt), Germany - 27 November to 24 December
🏴 Edinburgh, Scotland - 15 November to 4 January
🇸🇪 Gothenburg (Liseberg), Sweden - 16 November to 30 December
🇩🇪 Hamburg, Germany - 13 November to 29 December
🇫🇮 Helsinki, Finland - 1 December to 22 December
🇫🇷 Le Barcarès, France - 16 November to 5 January
🇧🇪 Liège, Belgium - 29 November to 30 December
🏴 London (Hyde Park), England - 21 November to 5 January
🇱🇺 Luxembourg City, Luxembourg - 23 November to 24 December
🇵🇹 Madeira, Portugal - 1 December to 5 January
🏴 Manchester, England - 8 November to 22 December
🇫🇷 Metz, France - 24 November to 30 December
🇫🇷 Montbéliard, France - 23 November to 24 December
🇫🇷 Mulhouse, France - 22 November to 23 December
🇩🇪 Munich, Germany - 25 November to 24 December
🇩🇪 Nuremberg, Germany - 29 November to 24 December
🇵🇱 Poznan, Poland - 19 November to 23 December
🇨🇿 Prague, Czech Republic - 30 November to 6 January
🇱🇻 Riga, Latvia - 29 November to 2 January
🇫🇮 Rovaniemi, Finland - 30 November to 22 December
🇸🇪 Stockholm (Skansen), Sweden - 30 November to 23 December
🇫🇷 Strasbourg, France - 27 November to 27 December
🇪🇪 Tallinn, Estonia - 22 November to 27 December
🇳🇱 Valkenburg, Netherlands - 16 November to 29 December
🇵🇱 Warsaw, Poland - 29 November to 6 January
🇦🇹 Vienna, Austria - 13 November to 23 December
🇵🇱 Wroclaw, Poland - 29 November to 7 January
🇨🇭 Zurich, Switzerland - 23 November to 24 December
Feel free to suggest other beautiful Christmas markets in Europe with their 2024 dates!
I’ll be in Vienna from June 6th to 9th, 2024, and I’m looking for a classical music concert at a reasonable price (under 50 €). My searches haven’t turned up anything… If you’ve got any ideas…
Hi, does anyone know what this is about, what the usual hours are, and how much time we’d spend there on average with two kids aged 10 and 13?
We checked the website, but it’s confusing... Rodeo, singers, meals, carnival?
And it looks like the dates only run from early March to late March, but we’ll be there in early April.
The Cyclo Camping International association, which brings together and informs bike travelers, is organizing a bike travel festival on February 8–9, 2025, in Le Mans.
If you're the author of a book related to bike travel and you'd like to attend the festival, don't hesitate to contact me by replying to this message.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Pibelle
for those interested in Mongolia in winter and more specifically the 1000 Camels Festival in the Gobi, it’s now held in the town of Dalanzadgad, which you can reach by bus from the capital (2 daily buses, about 14 hours journey). It takes place in early February, February 1-3. (It used to be held in the small village of Bulgan, lost in the middle of the Gobi.)
Hi everyone, it’s with a little pang in my heart that I’m back here chatting after four long years away.
In May 2025, the village of Cornimont is organizing a travel festival called Itinérance. I’m sharing the two communication documents, knowing that we’re also looking for speakers. We already have quite a few lined up. We’re not just looking for technically polished films with stunning drone footage. We’re looking for people who want to share their passion, whether it’s a trip around their department or a journey around the world.
ITINERANCE PRESS RELEASE – October 2024
Itinérance, the travel festival, from your doorstep to the ends of the Earth First edition, May 8–11, 2025, Polyactivity Center in Cornimont (Vosges)
What could be a more beautiful journey than one that loops right from your doorstep, on foot or by bike, in the spirit of the ancient pilgrims of Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle?
For this first edition, Itinérance aims to celebrate local travel, in France and nearby regions, while also making room for distant expeditions that require motorized transport.
Talks, photo exhibitions, personal stories, films... will highlight the harmony with nature, the joy of unexpected encounters along the trail or road, the lightness of minimalist logistics, and the discovery of landscapes in all their simplicity and authenticity.
Cornimont is an hour’s bike ride from Remiremont train station via the Voie Verte, in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional des Ballons des Vosges, in the Hautes-Vosges area. A bus line also connects Remiremont train station to the center of Cornimont.
For more information: itinerance.cornimont@gmail.com
Facebook: Itinérance Cornimont
