Thay Pagoda, one of the capital's unique heritage sites that has managed to preserve its historic charm, is situated in Sai Son Commune, Quoc Oai District, just 20 kilometers west of downtown Ha Noi.
From a "new economic zone" with only a few households and then dozens of poor households from numerous different localities coming to set up tents and earn a living by fishing, Vung Ro has become a bustling residential area with a prosperous life.
Nestled at the foot of a mountain with the serene Sia stream flowing by, Hich 2 village in Mai Hich commune, Mai Chau district, Hoa Binh province offers a tranquil retreat and an authentic cultural experience of the Thai ethnic community. Known for its unspoiled nature and preserved traditions, it has become a favourite destination for international tourists.
Nestled deep within the tropical rainforest of Ia Pa District in Gia Lai Province, Eatul Waterfall is a captivating escape for nature lovers. This untouched natural wonder, surrounded by lush greenery, offers both adventure and serenity, making it a dream destination for explorers.
Located on a low hill by the Thuong River, over 10 kilometers from the center of Bac Giang city, Sau village in Lien Chung commune, Tan Yen district retains its ancient charm.
In late autumn and early winter, Binh Lieu District in Quang Ninh Province transforms into a stunning natural canvas. During this time, the hillsides are cloaked in the pristine white of co lau (white reed grass).
My Son Sanctuary (Quang Nam province) has become a model of the heritage preservation and promotion.
From mid-November, Suoi Thau grassland, dubbed "miniature Switzerland" with blooming buckwheat flower fields, has attracted crowds of tourists to visit and take photos.
The Ba Chua Xu (Holy Mother of the Realm) Festival on Mount Sam in An Giang province has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Lam Kinh, located in Tho Xuan District, Thanh Hoa Province, is an ancient capital built by King Le Loi in 1428, marking the start of the victory against the Ming invaders.
Throughout the long history of the nation, despite numerous cultural exchanges and transformations, the Vietnamese ao dai has remained a timeless symbol of quintessence unmatched by any other traditional attire. The ao dai is a perfect blend of modesty and allure, modernity and tradition, grace and strength. It continues to serve as an endless source of inspiration for tailors and designers, who constantly innovate to celebrate its beauty.
Dich Diep village, established in the 11th century, captivates visitors with its traditional Vietnamese architecture and an 800-year-old heritage tree, recognized as a national treasure.