The Phu Quoc special zone is one of the few places in Vietnam where fireworks light up the sky almost every night of the year. On a seaside stage, a spectacular show combining music, water, fire, and technology tells the story of Phu Quoc and leaves a lasting impression on visitors.
The Ho Chi Minh Trail, also known as the Truong Son Trail, has been listed among Asia’s seven most incredible road trips by British magazine Time Out.
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.
Quang Ninh will host the 2025 International Puppetry Festival from November 15 to 26, featuring 12–15 troupes from around the world.
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.
Son Tra food captures the essence of Da Nang’s coastal soul, fresh seafood, humble village recipes and vibrant market life, blending tradition and creativity to craft a unique culinary journey for any traveler.
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.
Whether you're strolling through Hanoi’s Old Quarter or visiting historical and cultural landmarks in the city, you can easily come across handmade products inspired by folk traditions, yet highly functional, either for display or everyday use.
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.”
Not only exist in memory or at village festivals, but many traditional arts of Bac Ninh also have “come out” to the cities, central squares and big stages, attracting a mass of people and visitors. The art programmes are well-organized and captivating, which revive a rich and unique yet familiar folk cultural space, affirming the enduring vitality of heritages in contemporary life.