Viet Nam’s Northwest region has long been an attractive destination for travel lovers as they are welcomed by rolling hills, dense forests, and magnificent waterfalls. Anyone who sets foot in the land is awed by its wild and charming beauty.
Any gourmet worth his salt knows that side-dishes are crucial additions to most meals, and some of them are so tasty that they are as important, if not more so, than the main dish.
Discover street food from the 'city of love' in Viet Nam's southern metropolis.
The new off the beaten track activities in Viet Nam make the adventure tour to this S-shaped country full of delight and excitement. Thrill-seekers all over the world, who are seeking for the new adventures, should get the real experiences in any of the top 5 activities in remote trails below. Each of the destinations is praiseworthy, ensuring you to fulfill adventurous spirits and second-to-none…
Understand the true art and evolution of this delicacy at one of the oldest 'bun dau mam tom' restaurants in Ha Noi.
One of the origins of Com (green sticky rice) can be traced to Vong village, 7km west of downtown Ha Noi. The legend begins with a severe famine in the village many years ago.
(TITC) - Nestled under the limestone ranges covered with jungle, Mooc Stream (Phuc Trach Commune, Bo Trach District, Quang Binh Province) brings cool breeze to Phong Nha - Ke Bang mountain and forest. Coming to Mooc Stream, visitors are not only immersed in the cool water but also have the opportunity to explore the world natural heritage of Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park.
From crispy to crunchy and a little thrilling, these are some best ways to start the day in the beach town.
For a thousands years Ninh Binh was Viet Nam’s best kept secret. Hidden away just a few hours from Ha Noi, the rural masterpiece may be small in size and population, but its rugged landscapes offer visitors a massive slice of heaven.
Lying just 20 kilometres from the centre of Hai Phong, the Bach Dang Giang relic site is part of the Trang Kenh complex-a group of historical, cultural and spiritual monuments in Hai Phong. The destination was recognized as a national historical relic in 1962 and has been attracting an increasing number of visitors ever since.
When speaking about Dong Thap Muoi (Plain of the Reeds), a region in the lower Mekong basin rich in natural resources, one usually thinks of Dong Thap Province or An Giang Province. But the Lang Sen Wetland Reserve in Long An Province is the lowland with the most popular specialties of Dong Thap Muoi.
Located in Tan Hop Commune, Huong Hoa District, Quang Tri Province, Ta Con Airport Relic is a demonstration of the Vietnamese people’s desire for unification of the country.