Ha Giang grassland beautiful in buckwheat flower season
From mid-November, Suoi Thau grassland, dubbed "miniature Switzerland" with blooming buckwheat flower fields, has attracted crowds of tourists to visit and take photos.  
An Giang's Ba Chua Xu festival recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
The Ba Chua Xu (Holy Mother of the Realm) Festival on Mount Sam in An Giang province has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. 
600-year-old ancient capital: A symbol of national pride
Lam Kinh, located in Tho Xuan District, Thanh Hoa Province, is an ancient capital built by King Le Loi in 1428, marking the start of the victory against the Ming…
Preserving the quintessence of ao dai
Throughout the long history of the nation, despite numerous cultural exchanges and transformations, the Vietnamese ao dai has remained a timeless symbol of quintessence unmatched by any other traditional attire. The ao dai is a perfect blend of modesty and allure, modernity and tradition, grace and strength. It continues to serve as an endless source of inspiration for tailors and designers, who constantly innovate to celebrate its beauty.
800-year-old bodhi tree and timeless charm of Dich Diep Village
Dich Diep village, established in the 11th century, captivates visitors with its traditional Vietnamese architecture and an 800-year-old heritage tree, recognized as a national treasure.
Pongour Waterfall: A majestic gem in Central Highlands
Renowned for its wild and breathtaking beauty, Pongour Waterfall stands as one of the most spectacular natural wonders in Vietnam’s Central Highlands. This enchanting destination captivates visitors with its untamed charm and serene surroundings, making it a must-visit spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
The famous tiled bridges   (Nov 29, 2024)
The famous tiled bridges
How many famous tile-roofed bridges are there in Vietnam, and which one is considered the "oldest" and most beautiful? 
Preserving heritages of Khanh Hoa
Khanh Hoa Province has rich history and culture and has restored, renovated, protected and preserved many tangible cultural heritages to promote their values.
Bac Giang turns Then heritage into tourism product
With its unique and distinctive characteristics, the Then singing and Tinh (a traditional stringed instrument) performances of the Tay and Nung ethnic groups in Bac Giang have been carefully preserved and promoted. The province aims to transform Then heritage into a tourism product at community-based tourism sites to serve domestic and international visitors.
Awe-inspiring lotus harvesting in Vietnam captivates The New York Times
Lotus harvesting in Vietnam, described by Jess McHugh of The New York Times as a “living painting,” has gained global attention.
Morning in Mang Den tourism site
Mang Den is a small town in Kon Plong District in the Central Highland Province of Kon Tum. The town's name comes from "T’mang Deeng" in the Mo Nam language, meaning a flat and vast land.
Young people preserve national heritages creatively
November 23 is Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day. Vietnam has a diverse cultural heritage with more than 40,000 inventoried relics of all kinds. UNESCO has recognized 8 cultural and natural heritages, 15 intangible cultural heritages, and 9 documentary heritages. Vietnam’s 200 museums are storing 4 million artifacts, of which 200 are recognized as national treasures. Recently, more and more young people are engaging  in the restoration…
Ha Mo, an ancient village by three rivers
Ha Mo is an ancient village in Dan Phuong district, which is about 20 km from the center of Ha Noi. Lying near the Nhue, Hong, and Hat river, the village has been a fascinating destination with a rich history and time-honored culture despite rapid urbanization.
Cloud hunting season in Tuyen Quang
The best time for cloud hunting in Ban Ba village, Trung Ha commune (Chiem Hoa) is from November to December each year. Followings are photos of cloud hunting experience off visitors when coming to this place.
Phu Yen is not only about “yellow flowers, green grass”
A land with mountains, rivers, fields, sea, and a land of numerous ethnic groups: Kinh, Hoa, Cham, Ede, Ba Na…, in addition to the wild and charming landscape, meeting the check-in needs of young people and tourists, Phu Yen also has a depth of history and culture like the hidden part of an iceberg. If filmmakers keep exploiting that heritage well, they will certainly reap…
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