Great potential for Viet Nam's mountain tourism
As of now, Viet Nam has four out of more than 200 global geoparks worldwide recognised by UNESCO.
Preserving national soul: HCMC’s cultural vibrancy
HCMC’s diverse ethnic and religious festivals, from the Cho Lon Lantern Festival to Christmas, act as cultural bridges, preserving heritage and strengthening community unity.
Conference reviews 15 years of research on Thang Long Imperial Citadel
The Institute of Archaeology held an international conference on November 4 to review 15 years of research into the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, with the participation of leading domestic researchers…
Exploring the rolling hills of Suoi Bon in Son La
Located about 25 kilometers from Moc Chau Town in Son La Province, Suoi Bon sits in a quiet valley surrounded by mountains, terraced rice fields, and purple myrtle-covered hills. At an altitude of 800 to 1,000 meters above sea level, the area enjoys a cool climate year-round, averaging 20-25 degrees Celsius in summer.
Tak Po Village in Da Nang: From cloud-hunting spot to community-based tourism destination
Located in the middle of the vast forests in Tra Tap (formerly part of Nam Tra My District), the Tak Po cloud-hunting spot is gradually transforming into a community-based tourism village bearing the cultural imprint of the mountainous region.
Festival Thang Long - Hanoi 2025 officially opened at Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature) on the morning of November 1, with the ‘Converging heritage’ ceremony honouring the capital’s heritage and inspiring creativity across the community.
Near the northernmost mountain peak of Vietnam, lies a small, peaceful village, where the Lo Lo ethnic people have been living for generations. Two weeks ago, this Lo Lo Chai village was recognized by UN Tourism as the “Best Tourism Village in the World 2025.”
Conquering Samu Peak - Turning point for Ta Xua tourism
From a once remote and pristine mountainous area, Ta Xua has transformed into one of Son La Province’s most popular tourist destinations. The growing interest in trekking has opened a new direction for community-based tourism, attracting visitors to explore nature and local culture.
Yen Tu - The most beautiful season of the year
As the golden sunlight of late autumn gives way to the gentle chill of early winter, the Yen Tu mountain range seems to don a new robe of tranquility. The autumn-winter season is often considered the most beautiful time of the year in Yen Tu, with its crisp air and clear skies, perfect for exploration, pilgrimage, or outdoor activities.
Hue City: Reviving the tea industry in connection with tourism development
In Hue, the cultural value of Vietnamese tea will be honored and connected through cultural exchanges among artisans, tea masters, and brands from Japan, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Vietnam at Hue - International Tea Festival 2025, taking place from October 31st to November 2nd, 2025.
The story of Nam Du   (Oct 28, 2025)
The story of Nam Du
The southwestern sea is as blue as the eye can see, each white-capped wave follows the other and hits the side of the ship, creating a continuous, bustling sound. More than 60km from the mainland, in the middle of the vast ocean, the Nam Du island cluster gradually appears, like beautiful and peaceful blue gems.
UNESCO World Heritage Site Hoi An sets example in cultural conservation
Since its inscription on the World Heritage List in 1999, Hoi An ancient town, now part of Da Nang, Vietnam has has become a model for balancing cultural conservation with economic growth.
The charm of Hanoi’s autumn   (Oct 24, 2025)
The charm of Hanoi’s autumn
Hanoi in the fall is the time when golden leaves and rich traditions come alive in a season full of charm and culture. Autumn is the most beautiful season of the year and in Hanoi, it casts a particularly poetic spell, gently transforming the capital into a landscape of golden foliage and cool breezes.
Exploring the earliest sunrise beach in Vietnam
Situated at the foot of Mui Dien Cape in Hoa Xuan Commune, Dak Lak Province (formerly Phu Yen Province), Bai Mon Beach is famous for offering visitors the chance to see Vietnam’s earliest sunrise. Although it is small - about 400 meters long - the beach is prized for its pristine white sands, clear blue water, and tranquil vibe.
Ha Noi Opera Theatre - new cultural symbol of the capital
The Ha Noi Opera Theatre is expected to become a new cultural symbol of the capital, embodying the harmony between historical values and modern spirit, while creating impetus for the city’s tourism and economic creativity.
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