For more than three decades, Ha Long Bay has stood side by side with Quang Ninh’s tourism industry, firmly establishing its global reputation. Today, the bay is not only an icon of natural heritage conservation but also a symbol of how environmental preservation can go hand-in-hand with sustainable local development. In order to maintain Ha Long Bay’s pristine beauty and allure in the hearts of visitors, Quang Ninh continues to elevate its brand on the international stage.
March signals the perfect time for a visit to Hòn Cau Island (Phước Thể, Tuy Phong) as the weather transitions and the golden sunlight bathes the island. Located about 110…
My An Beach in Binh Dinh Province, with its pristine natural beauty, remains a lesser-known retreat for summer travelers seeking unspoiled coastal landscapes and diverse seaside activities.
Mang Thit, once hailed as the largest brick and tile production hub in the Mekong Delta, earned the title “Kingdom of Brick Kilns” during its peak in the mid-20th century through the early 21st century.
Hidden within the unspoiled forests of Lam Binh District in Vietnam’s Tuyen Quang Province, the majestic Nam Me Waterfall has emerged as a rising star for eco-tourism and outdoor adventure in northern Vietnam.
Chin Chu Chai Cave in Lai Chau Province remains an uncharted natural wonder, recently discovered and yet to be recognized as a tourist destination. Early assessments suggest that the cave could set new records, surpassing previously known caves in the region.
If you're looking for a day of "escape" and returning to nature, Cam Son Lake in Luc Ngan District, Bac Giang Province is the ideal destination. Located just over 100 km from Hanoi, visitors can freely explore the unspoiled beauty of nature and listen to the vibrant sounds of life.
Kon Vong Kia is emerging as a must-visit destination in Kon Tum Province, thanks to its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The village is renowned for its breathtaking terraced fields, which are now entering the water-pouring season - a phenomenon that transforms the landscape into a mesmerizing mosaic of colors when viewed from above.
An exhibition showcasing tourism destinations, cultural heritages, scenic spots, and traditional handicrafts of Vietnam is going to take place in Hue City from April 27 to May 7, as part of Visit Viet Nam Year - Hue 2025.
March is the perfect time to visit Nam Nghiep, a remote mountainous village in Ngoc Chien Commune, Muong La District, Son La Province, where hawthorn flowers burst into full bloom. These delicate blossoms, scientifically known as Crataegus, are typically white or pale pink, with five petals forming elegant clusters.
Frost usually appears in Ta Xua during winter, but this year, the white landscape returned in March, surprising visitors.
Hon Nua, a small island just two kilometers off the coast, remains one of Phu Yen’s best-kept secrets. With its crystal-clear water, unspoiled landscapes, and lack of mass tourism, it offers a perfect retreat for nature lovers seeking tranquility.
Ta Ma Stream in Binh Dinh transforms into a breathtaking wonderland as wild Ixora blossoms cover the landscape in brilliant hues of red, orange, and gold.
In early March, as the weather starts to warm up, Ban flowers (scientifically known as Bauhinia Variegata) are blossoming along the forests and roads connecting the communes in Western districts of Nghe An province. The flowers have contributed to beautifying the natural beauty of the majestic mountains in border areas.
Cat Ba (Hai Phong) is becoming a travel sensation, not for its luxury, but for its rare sense of wilderness and freedom, attracting adventurers from around the world.
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