Da Nang, now blends cultural heritage with diverse landscapes. It is now an open land where the sea, mountains, forests, cityscape, and heritage come together, laying the foundation for a “super development space”. A new day in Da Nang Fireworks city Lien Chieu port Apsara dance at the My Son Sanctuary Biodiversity in Son Tra… Continue reading Da Nang’s endless charms

Buckwheat flowers have become the signature of Ha Giang. Visitors flock to the remote northern province of Viet Nam (near the border of China) in late autumn to gaze in awe, photograph and celebrate these buckwheat beauties. However, buckwheat flowers are far more than just the symbol of Ha Giang but a saviour, a source… Continue reading Lost in Buckwheat fields of Ha Giang

Vietnamese bánh mì is more than just a sandwich — it’s a cultural icon, a culinary masterpiece, and one of Vietnam’s most beloved street foods. Across continents and cultures, this humble creation has won the hearts of food lovers with its perfect balance of flavors, textures, and history. But what exactly makes bánh mì so… Continue reading Why the World Is Falling in Love with Vietnamese Bánh Mì

Vietnam, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and cultural riches, is home to three remarkable bays in the northern region: Ha Long Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay. These destinations offer stunning views, but each has unique features catering to various traveler preferences. For international visitors, choosing the right one based on travel… Continue reading Differences among Ha Long Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay

Nestled in the emerald waters of the Gulf of Thailand, Phu Quoc has long been a gem in Vietnam’s tourism crown. But 2025 brings a new wave of energy, development and discovery to this island paradise. As Vietnam continues to invest in sustainable tourism and smart infrastructure, Phu Quoc has transformed into more than just a beach… Continue reading Off the Beaten Path: Explore Phu Quoc’s Hidden Gems in 2025

Recently, weekend tours of Ha Noi – Dong Lam prairie (Huu Lien, Huu Lung district, Lang Son) have been rising in immense popularity for flawless check-in poses in the fairylike natural background. Dong Lam in Huu Lien boasts two distinct seasons: a wet and a dry one. In April and May, streams meander around the… Continue reading Little joys on large prairie

Like an oasis surrounded by a submerged Melaleuca forest and a maze of narrow canals, Tan Lap floating village, located in Long An province, is a perfect eco-tourism site for visitors to experience Mekong Delta life and nature. A corner of Tan Lap floating village seen from above (Photo: VNA) Lying along National Highway 62… Continue reading Tan Lap floating village – attractive destination in Long An

For the first time, the royal tea party space of the Nguyen Dynasty has been recreated in the heart of Hue Imperial Citadel, introducing a poetic and promising new night-time tourism experience. A “tra nuong” (tea server) brewing tea at the Royal Tea Party The “Royal Tea Party” service not only promotes Vietnamese tea culture… Continue reading “Royal Tea Party” – a royal tea experience for a distinctive night

When the first early-summer rains begin to bathe Vietnam’s Northwest highlands—typically in May and June—it heralds the “flooding season,” the time when life springs back across the fields. Local farmers enthusiastically guide fresh mountain water into terraced paddies, gearing up for the hopeful new rice planting season. If you’re looking for the best places to… Continue reading Top 5 Northern Vietnam Destinations to Experience the Spectacular Beauty of Terraced Fields in the Flooding Season

Bat Trang Ceramics Museum tells the story of 19 native families in the village who have developed their pottery imbued with the culture of each dynasty in the flow of time. From Sword Lake, crossing the historic Long Bien iron bridge, going down the alluvial banks of the Red River, and taking a bus for… Continue reading Finding historical and cultural values of Vietnamese people in the Ceramics Museum