Việt Nam News

This March, visitors to Ngọc Chiến Commune in Mường La District will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty of the sơn tra flower, also known as táo mèo (Docynia indica).

With its vast land resources, an extensive network of rivers, canals and mountains, and a flourishing agricultural sector, the south-central province of Bình Thuận has ideal conditions for developing agricultural and community-based tourism.

The Nha Trang City People's Committee has just approved a green and sustainable community tourism project in Bích Đầm, Vĩnh Nguyên Ward, Nha Trang City.

Along with infrastructure development, it is necessary to improve tourism product quality at the Măng Đen ecological tourism site in Kon Plông District, the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum, with priority given to agritourism, canopy tourism, and community-based tourism.

The central city of Đà Nẵng has recently emerged as one of the top five searched cities by North American travelers last month compared to the previous year.

The province has made efforts in building, promoting, and attracting tourists, as well as investing in and developing unique tourism products with distinct local identities.

Nestled within a pristine primeval forest, Sa Mu, also known as U Bò, boasts enchanting ancient trees, lush green groves and an artistic play of light that dances through the canopy. It’s not merely a trekking route, it’s an immersive journey into nature’s beauty, where every step and breath intertwines the essence of man and the wild.

By the end of 2025, the goal is to fully put into service 10 sightseeing routes, 7 overnight stay locations, Bái Tử Long National Park, an ecological park and heritage gardens and tourist routes covering Quan Lạn, Minh Châu, Bản Sen, and Ngọc Vừng islands.

“Our warm communities make Việt Nam safe, friendly, and unforgettable”, said Dr. Nguyễn Trùng Khánh, Director of the Việt Nam National Authority of Tourism

After the Lunar New Year, the southern provinces boast delightful, dry weather - mild and invigorating - it is the perfect time for many to kick off the year with renewed energy, challenging themselves physically and mentally through breathtaking adventures in nature.

Revered for its architectural elegance and rich historical significance, this pagoda exudes a uniquely solemn and tranquil atmosphere, inviting visitors to reflect and rejuvenate.

Bắc Giang is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes and historical relics, reflecting the deep cultural heritage of Kinh Bắc. The city itself lies a mere 50km from Hà Nội, accessible via the modern expressway and a network of national highways that making it easily accessible.

As spring approaches, Mộc Châu dons a pristine white coat, with plum trees blooming in unison. From the lush Nà Ka Valley to the serene Bản Áng pine forest and the picturesque heart-shaped tea hills, the area creates a picturesque tableau that embodies the spirit of the northwest.

Despite challenges from Typhoon Yagi, Quảng Ninh’s tourism sector welcomed 19 million visitors, including 3.8 million international tourists in 2024. The province is working to maximise the potential of cruise tourism, leveraging its advantages to attract more international visitors.

As spring unfolds, Hà Giang transforms into a tapestry of colours, with radiant peach, pear and plum blossoms painting the landscape. The ethnic villages, rich in cultural identity, come alive with exciting festivals early in the year.

Đà Nẵng International Airport is expected to handle approximately 1,275 domestic and international flights during the holiday period. The fights of Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, and AirAsia will bring tourists from Japan, the Republic of Korea, Thailand, and Malaysia, among other countries, to the city.

From March to October, visitors to Tủa Chùa District, Điện Biên Province, will have the opportunity to experience picking ancient Shan Tuyết tea leaves in addition to exploring the wild landscape and unique culture of the local people. Shan Tuyết tea, also known as ‘immortal tea’ because many trees are hundreds of years old, has become a symbol of this land. This has also made Tủa Chùa an attractive destination to tourists.

Houses on stilts with stone roofs in Mường Lay Town, in the northern province of Điện Biên, have been considered a valuable heritage of the White Thai ethnic minority group. Locals have exploited natural stones from rock formations in mountains or river beds. The stone keeps the houses cool and dry from the rain. Let’s see the unique houses on stilts!