Scaling the summit of Ta Chi Nhu, located in Hanh Phuc Commune, Lao Cai Province, offers a deeply rewarding adventure for travel enthusiasts in search of a destination where flowers bloom, clouds linger, romance unfolds, and challenges forge unforgettable memories.
In a recent article titled “Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City - Find Out Which One’s Right for You,” published by National Geographic Traveler, writer Daniel Stables explored the unique atmospheres and attractions of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to help international readers find the destination that fits them best.
Gioc Rung, a small village in Dinh Phong Commune, Cao Bang Province, provides visitors with a peaceful stop to explore some of the province’s most famous natural landmarks, including Ban Gioc Waterfall and Nguom Ngao Cave.
Visiting Muong Khuong on an autumn weekend, travellers can experience the Sunday market and savour its vibrant sights and atmosphere in the crisp air of the season.
Xuan Thuy National Park has a diverse ecosystem and is also a famous tourist destination in Ninh Binh province. It is the first wetland in Southeast Asia to join the Ramsar Convention and has been recognized by UNESCO as the core zone of the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve. The Park is being nominated as an ASEAN Heritage Park.
The Xuan Thuy National park in Ninh Binh, the first one in Viet Nam to be recognised as a Ramsar site - a wetland site designated to be of international importance under the Ramsar Convention, is often dubbed as the “international bird station.”
On a summer day at the end of July 2025, a modest living room in an apartment in a building in Vy Da Ward was filled with laughter and chatter from a group of visitors. That very room is also where Distinguished Artisan Nguyen Dang Hoang - known by the stage name “Hoang Dieu” (Hoang Kite), has, for many years, both crafted his famous kites…
The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism has recognised the To Vo Gate scenic site on Ly Son Island, in the central province of Quang Ngai, as a national site.
Located about 130 kilometers from downtown HCMC, Chu Thap Rock in Dong Nai Province, has become a popular weekend getaway for travelers seeking nature and quiet countryside views.
Located about seven kilometers from downtown Sapa in Lao Cai Province, Y Linh Ho Village sits on the slopes of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, surrounded by terraced rice fields, forests, and streams.
If there’s a place that perfectly combines the majesty of the sea and sky, nature’s mystery, and unique cultural heritage, then Vi Rong Cape is a not-to-be-missed destination. This site, formerly in Tan Phung Village, My Tho Commune (once part of Binh Dinh Province, now Phu My Dong in Gia Lai Province), is a hidden gem few people know about.
International travel magazine Travel and Tour World has spotlighted Ta Gu Waterfall and Hon Dung Village as rising models of sustainable tourism in southcentral Khanh Hoa province, praising their unique combination of unspoiled natural beauty and rich indigenous culture.