The small Lang Co town in Phu Loc district, Thua Thien – Hue province is located on the root of the imposing Hai Van mountain range. Endowed with over 10km long beach sloping gently to the pure water sea to shape an arc with the long and beautiful sand, Lang Co is a quiet note for summer escape.
Ha Noi’s autumn is also the season for ‘com’ or young sticky rice flakes. ‘Com’ can be eaten directly or mixed with other food ingredients to create a variety of tasty dishes, including ‘cha com’ (com paste).
It’s easy to recognise a vendor selling banh da ke (millet rice cracker).
Quan Ba, a scenic district in northern Ha Giang province is a gateway to the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark. High rocks, small, deep valleys, winding roads, and unique local culture make Quan Ba a tourist attraction.
Located on Dang Van Bi Street in HCMC’s Thu Duc District, Nam Thien Nhat Tru (Southern One Pillar Pagoda) is not only a worshiping place for local Buddhists but also a well known tourist destination thanks to its peculiar architecture.
Two popular specialties of Ninh Thuan, lamb and grapes, are combined in a dish so scrumptious that one should not miss having it when visiting the southern central coastal province.
(TITC) - Located in Sa Pa Town, Sa Pa District, Lao Cai Province, Sa Pa Stone Church is an ancient architectural work according to French style.
Che com (sweetened green rice), Che hat sen (sweet lotus seed), and Che khuc bach (pudding) are some of the delicious sweet soups you should not miss while visiting Viet Nam in the summer.
Nowadays, after the ebb and flow of history, Duc Cake is still a familiar cuisine to every family in Nghe An.
(TITC) - Located in Quang Dien Commune, Hai Ha District, Quang Ninh Province, about 330km to the north-east of Ha Noi, Cai Chien is an unspoiled island and has emerged as a new destination for those who love discover.
Snakehead fish porridge with bitter herbs is not only a typical delicious dish of southwestern people but also an affective remedy for sunstroke on hot days.
Whoever has tried banh te or banh rang bua (rice cake filled with brown onion) will never forget its delicious taste.