The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai not only has majestic forests, endless coffee fields, poetic Biển Hồ (Sea Lake) and immense green tea hills, it also has a beautiful and unique pagoda named Minh Thành.

While Bắc Giang is currently Viet Nam's COVID-19 epicentre and travel there is ill-advised, once the pandemic subsides you could do worse than take a trip to this northern province.

Just over 120km from Đà Nẵng City, Ta Lang is a new community-based ecotourism village in Tây Giang District, Quảng Nam Province where many unique Cơ Tu ethnic cultural features are still preserved.

After years of successful operations in Hội An, the beachfront Sea'lavie Boutique Resort & Spa on An Bàng beach now only employs 20 per cent of its normal workforce, while room rates have been slashed by 50 per cent.

Vingroup Group will officially open the Phú Quốc United Center in the north of Pearl Island (Đảo Ngọc) on April 21. With a scale of more than 1,000 hectares and thousands of entertainment items in addition to a 24/7 resort and shopping ecosystem, Phú Quốc United Center will be the first sleepless super complex in Việt Nam, making Phú Quốc a new international destination in Asia.

Đá Bia Mountain is 706m high, majestically standing in the north of the Cả Pass. On the top of the mountain is a strangely shaped giant rock with a height of 76m.

Hạ Long Bay, Ba Bể Lake and Tuyền Lâm Lake are among the must-visit places in Việt Nam.

Located about 30km from the centre of Cao Lãnh City, Đồng Tháp Province, in the area of ​​Mỹ Long and Mỹ Hiệp communes, Xẻo Quýt national historic site, as well as the ecological area, gave us the feeling of being lost in a primaeval forest with beautiful scenery.