Beyond Angkor Wat, Cambodia’s Tonlé Sap Has Floating Villages and Voracious Crocodiles
I had crocodile for dinner the other night. Not the whole thing, of course. Even…
John Gottberg Anderson is a widely published American travel journalist and educator. A former news editor for The Los Angeles Times and a senior editor for the Michelin Guides, he has written or co-authored 23 books, and hundreds of feature articles for magazines and newspapers around the world. Anderson studied journalism at the University of Oregon and did graduate work in Asian culture and history in Seattle and Honolulu. He is perhaps best known for his work in Asia where he served as managing editor of Apa Productions’ Singapore-based series of Insight Guides. He has lived in Vietnam since 2019.
His work is frequently honored by the North American Travel Journalists Association. In 2022, his popular blog, “Travels in Vietnam” (www.travelsinvietnam.com), was chosen as one of the top five independent travel blogs in America. Contact Anderson by phone +84 0704 571175 or email johngottberg@gmail.com
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Vietnam’s Tet Holiday Brings Feasting, Prayer and Hope for the New Year
By John Gottberg Anderson I celebrated my first Tết holiday, as Vietnamese call the lunar…
The Áo Dài’s Flowing Elegance Mirrors Vietnamese Femininity
What images come to mind when you think of Vietnam? A peasant in the conical…
Angkor Wat: Cambodia’s 9th Century Temple Fights to Preserve Its Past
By John Gottberg Anderson Angkor is a city that haunts the imagination. For those of…
Saigon Soars into the 21st Century
By John Gottberg Anderson My first semi-permanent home in Saigon, better known to many by…