Hi, my name is Kha and I’ve been living in Vietnam since 2009. I am a German anthropologist, specialised in Vietnamese prehistory and I am really enjoying my work and life here, researching about Sa Huynh, Cham and Oc Eo Cultures. During my stay, I experience a lot of things in this strange, sometimes really crazy country and I’m happy to tell you about that. You also can meet me at my nest on The Vietnam Guide, say Hallo to me here and Hello to me here.

My name is Paul Kiley ( I am “Uncle Paul” to my friends at The Vietnam Guide) and I live in the USA. I am a Vietnam War Veteran and have shared the lives of the Vietnamese since 1962. In 2008, I brought my new Vietnamese wife and her son to the USA to see if they would like to live here. Because of the differences in Language, Foods and Culture, it has been a very interesting life for the last few years. In 2012, we went back to Vietnam to see how it would be to live there. I had many positive experiences and a few negative experiences. As a The Vietnam Guide writer I would like to share those points with the members. My objectives are to begin the discussions to evaluate where Vietnam fits in the world today. Maybe we can all learn a few new things.

I first learned of Vietnam in September 1966 when I “went to war”. For the next 15 months, I turned 19 there, and was on gunboats in the fivers and canals of the Mekong Delta area. Now forward about 43 years, when I started giving English advice to young people in Vietnam. Over the years, I have made [and lost] many friends. I have many years of life experience to share with you and I have much love and compassion for the youth and people of Vietnam.

I am Danial, a marketer by nature and a writer by choice for The Vietnam Guide. I was born in Malaysia. I started my career as a Human Resource practitioner for a retailer in Malaysia and my customer oriented characteristic flew me to Vietnam as a Property Negotiator before joining TVG company as a Marketer. I hope I can share my consecutive 5 years of living in Vietnam to my fellow expats and travellers friends in order for them to understand the culture, business opportunities and the safe way to travel and living in this country.

I created The Vietnam Guide in 2010 when I was a 19 years old boy. I love walking the streets and working on The Vietnam Guide. During walking I think about a variety of things making me a wandering & wondering baby . I am also the Founder and CEO at TVG – company behind The Vietnam Guide. You can say hello to me at my personal blog - HungTVG.com