People who visit Khmer villages in the Mekong Delta are impressed by the high towers and curved roofs surrounded by palm trees of the pagodas.
Sticky rice cakes are a popular finger food among Vietnamese people. However, sticky rice cakes of Muong ethnic minority group in the mountainous district of Tan Son in the northern province of Phu Tho are special because they come with a variety of colors.
Located around 100km from Nha Trang City to the North, Mui Doi - Hon Dau has attracted young visitors by beautiful rocky promontories jutting out the sea.
Nestled in a lush pine forest, the 1.2 km long clay arts installation is a true architectural masterpiece that will delight curious tourists. The clay tunnel is the newest tourist attraction in Da Lat city, Lam Dong province.
Far from Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) about 350 kilometers, Dinh Cape (Ninh Thuan province) approached along the mountain seaside or 1A National Highway to Ca Na, which is considered the most beautiful coastal roads in Viet Nam.
Ear Cake, a tasty food that is served every day by locals in Phu Tho province, has that name because it has the shape of an ear.
The ecotourism site Yang Bay in Khanh Hoa Province has just opened a bird garden for sightseeing.
“Com dep”, flat glutinous green rice is a specialty of the Khmer in Soc Trang and people in the Mekong River Delta.
A visit to the central coast province of Ninh Thuan is not complete without dropping by Vinh Hy Bay to admire its beauty.
Located 300km northwest of Ha Noi, Son La province has become a popular tourist destination in recent years because of its various ethnicities, festivals, historical relics and scenic spots.
About 120km south of Ha Noi, Van Long wetland nature reserve has a total area of over 3,500ha, stretching across seven communes of Gia Vien district, Ninh Binh province. Featuring the wetland, forest, limestone, farming ecosystem and charming villages, the nature reserve makes an ideal destination for tourists at home and abroad.
The Khmer in southern Viet Nam race Ngo junks as part of the Ooc Om Bok festival to worship the Moon on the 10th lunar month.