Can Tho – a little bit of everything
Can Tho City, commonly referred to as the “western capital” is the Mekong River Delta’s economic, and cultural centre. 169km from HCMC on the banks of the Hau River (the Mekong’s main branch) Can Tho is a bustling, growing city of over 1 million people which nevertheless retains its charm.
Visiting the land of martial arts
Binh Dinh Province is famous not only as the land of Vietnamese martial arts but also for its spectacular landscapes, stunning beaches and historical and cultural sites.
Hoi Son Pagoda – an architectural relic
Hoi Son Pagoda, also called Khanh Long Pagoda, was established and named after Buddhist monk Dao Thanh Khanh Long who became famous in the late 18th century. It is located…
Sunshine daydream, walk you in the cool breeze
Con Son is a tourist area of historical and cultural relics in Cong Hoa Commune, Chi Linh District, Hai Duong Province. The site includes mountains, pagodas, temples, streams and traces of famous historical figures in culture and literature.
Come to Co Thach Pagoda, discover mysterious caves
Co Thach Pagoda in Binh Thanh Commune, Tuy Phong District, Binh Thuan Province is a national relic that lies in a cave 64 meters above the nearby sea and Ca Duoc Beach.
Dam Da – new option for tourists to Hoa Binh
Hoa Binh Province is famous for tourist sites such as Mai Chau Plateau, Da River and Kim Boi Mineral Stream. The province is also home to an obscure historical site called Dam Da.
Rainbows end down that highway, where ocean breezes blow
Van Don Island District in Quang Ninh Province is famous not only as an 800-year-old trading port with many archaeological and cultural relics but also for its stunning beaches, mysterious caves and Bai Tu Long National Park with many rare animals. About 50km from Halong City, Van Don is a famous destination for enthusiasts of ecotourism and adventure.
Dai Nam Van Hien – manmade waves ease down summer heat
The scorching heat is driving people crazy and making them hot-tempered, especially in the fight against daily troubles and work related stress. For an escape from the cramped and burning hot city to find some balance for life and relaxing moments on the weekend, Dai Nam Van Hien Tourist Park is a good choice. Tourists can experience the unwinding feelings of floating on manmade waves…
Kien An Cung Pagoda    (May 28, 2010)
Kien An Cung Pagoda
If on a tour to Sa Dec Town, don’t forget to pass by Kien An Cung Pagoda of Huynh Thuy Le’s family, which is related to the French novel “L’amant” (“The Lover”) by Marguerite Duras
Nhat Tu Son – world of rocks
For people who think of abrasion of time when they see giant worn rocks, Nhat Tu Son, an island of millions of giant rocks in diverse shapes formed by breaking waves, would be an amazing place to admire some masterpieces of nature.
Om Beach – pride of nature
As modern development continues to devour the natural world, more and more people look for antiques or a pristine destination to experience life in a way more similar to the way our ancestors lived.
Trekking Up Nui Chua From Vinh Hy Bay
In spite of the baking heat of Ninh Thuan in April, visitors do not flinch from touring Nui Chua National Park, including making a 10km trek to the lake on the mountain
Binh Chau-Ho Coc: one heat up and one cool down
In the steamy summer heat, Binh Chau Hot Spring and Ho Coc Beach complex is a nice option for tourists. Binh Chau Ho Coc tourist complex is in Bung Rieng Commune, Xuyen Moc District, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, about 150km from HCMC.
Strolling in wonderland of ethnic minority people
In the words of the local Thai ethnic people, Pu Luong means the "highest peak". Its loftiest zenith towering 1,700m above the valleys of Quan Hoa and Ba Thuoc districts, in the northern province of Thanh Hoa, about 250km south of Hanoi.
Da Bia Mountain rewards all trekkers
Nature inherently keeps many secrets that challenge human curiosity to conquer and discover. In Hoa Tam Commune, Tuy Hoa City, Phu Yen Province, there is a mountain called Da Bia just off National Highway 1A with a large stone jutting straight up off the peak that looks like a “thumbs-up” sign and accounts for this mountain’s nickname, God’s Finger.
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