Bathed in the gentle sunlight of the transitional period at the end of the year, Da Nang is emerging as an ideal destination for slow travel - a form of tourism that encourages travelers to move less, stay longer, experience destinations through everyday life, and forge deeper connections with themselves and their surroundings rather than packed itineraries.
Hoa Tien village is a remarkable community-based tourism destination in Chau Tien commune in the Western Nghe An World Biosphere Reserve. The local Thai ethnic people have maintained their traditional way of life closely linked to wet-rice farming, raising silkworms, and weaving silk and brocade.
The first museum in Vietnam dedicated to Phở is scheduled to open to the public on January 15, 2026, at the corner of Nguyen Thai Hoc and Pham Ngu Lao streets in Ho Chi Minh City.
In its latest publication “Best in Travel 2026”, the world-renowned travel magazine Lonely Planet has released a list of the 25 best destinations worldwide for 2026, including Quy Nhon of Viet Nam, which was described as “the best for coastal adventures and delicious seafood”.
Ta Gia Bay in Lai Chau Province is gaining recognition as a nature-based tourism spot, thanks to its limestone mountains, caves, and crystal-clear reservoir waters.
The capital city of Hanoi has been named in the list of world's most affordable cities for tourists as compiled by renowned UK-based travel magazine Time Out.
Rising to 1,429 meters above sea level, Cao Xiem peak was once known as the “roof of Quang Ninh” and is considered one of the most scenic trekking routes in Vietnam’s northeastern region. The climb is physically demanding, but the reward is a pristine natural “paradise” that is wild and majestic, yet gently poetic. Cao Xiem is truly an ideal destination for travelers with a…
During the 2025 flood season, many localities in An Giang Province organise river-based recreational activities. Meanwhile, local residents and visitors flock to flooded fields to experience the rippling waterscape.
UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site Hoi An, in the central city of Da Nang, was once again crowned Asia’s Leading Cultural City Destination at the World Travel Awards (WTA) 2025 ceremony recently held in Bahrain.
After centuries of ups and downs, the ancient communal houses in coastal localities to the east of Ho Chi Minh City - such as Vung Tau, Long Huong, Long Hai, and Phuoc Hai - still stand as living witnesses of the rich cultural and historical traditions.
The sound of rushing water deep within the forest calls out to the tourists who trek to Khuoi Nhi waterfall in Tuyen Quang. They arrive to find a landscape of lush greenery, towering mountains,and churning whitewater.
US-based travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler has described as an urban gem of northern Vietnam, highlighting its French facades, scooter-filled lanes, and sizzling street food that make the capital city well worth a stop.