The ancient capital Hue is a poetic city that lives alongside the gentle Perfume River, " Sông Hương" in the central part of Vietnam. People are describing the city with some majestic words such as nostalgic, imperial, serene, and deeply cultural.

Vietnamese “bánh mì” is more than just a sandwich: it’s a journey through flavors and memories. From the French baguette to the crispy Vietnamese take on it, every bite encapsulates history, cultural exchange, and identity.

Even though Pu Luong does not have beaches and an ancient town, it still wins people over at first sight with its natural “Northwest” beauty. It has a lush green valley embraced by limestone mountains, Thai villages with hundreds of wooden stilt houses clustered by streams, and terraced rice fields that turn gold every September and October. There is nothing to rush here. People ride bikes through the paddies, sleep in till they hear the sound of flowing water, drink rice wine by the fire at nig

Ho Chi Minh City - still widely known as Saigon is Vietnam's largest city and its commercial engine. It's faster paced and more modern than Hanoi, with a skyline of glass towers alongside colonial-era buildings, busy markets, and a food scene that draws visitors on its own. A few days here mix easily between history, food, and city life.

Ho Chi Minh City, or what we call Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and the economic, cultural, and entertainment hub of the country. If one had to describe it in a few words, they would be: fast-paced, youthful, open, and never sleeps.

The capital city of Vietnam, Hanoi bears a variety of experiences for first-timers and natives alike. Here are the top things to do in Hanoi.

Phong Nha is not just about caves - Phong Nha has stone, water, ancient forests, and history flowing through the heart of Quang Binh. A complex of caves in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, the world’s longest underground river, million year old stalactites.

Hoi An is a famous ancient town located in Quang Nam province, which was awarded the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Hoi An still has its charm as an international trading port from the 16th to the 18th centuries, without the skyscrapers or heavy traffic.

Sapa is a high town in Lao Cai Province, located 1,500 - 1,600m above sea level. People call Sapa a “town in the clouds” because it’s covered with clouds and mist year-round, with an average temperature of about 15 - 18°C. In winter, it can drop to 0°C and have snow. Originally, a French hill station was built in 1903; Sapa is now the most famous destination in the North of Vietnam.

Lying alongside the Red River Delta is Ninh Binh province, located at the Southern gateway of Northern Vietnam. Due to its spectacular limestone mountains, rivers, and caves, people often call it “Ha Long Bay on land”.

Bai Tu Long Bay sits just east of Halong Bay, and shares the same limestone karsts and emerald waters as its neighbor, but sees considerably fewer visitors. This article covers 10 things to do when you make the trip.

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam. It is also the country's most important political, cultural, and educational city. Within the Red River Delta, Hanoi is approximately 3,360 km² and has over 8 million people, famous as the "city of rivers and lakes" because of the river Hồng, river Đuống, and over 100 lakes, such as lake “Hồ Tây” and lake “Hồ Gươm”.