To keep international lovers of Hà Nội entertained during the pandemic, one guide is offering virtual tours to bring them a real taste of the capital from the comfort of their homes.

After testing negative for COVID-19, a group of 50 foreign visitors under the pilot “vaccine passport” programme took a tour around Hội An Ancient Town in the south-central province of Quảng Nam over the weekend.

Măng Đen is a small town surrounded by mountains and rich forest flora. It has a cool and mild mountainous climate all year round. It is also home to the Măng Đen national eco-tourism area in Kon Tum Province.

Nà Hẩu Nature Reserve might not be well known, but could be soon. With a rich and diversified flora and fauna ecosystem, this reserve might just be Yên Bái Provinces best-kept secret.  

Mũi Vi Rồng (Dragon Fin Cape), is a giant cliff reaching out to the sea looking like a big dragon in the south central coastal province of Bình Định .

Located five kilometres from Cốc Pài Town, Xín Mần District, Suôi Thầu Steppe is an attractive place in the west of the northern mountainous province of Hà Giang. Suôi Thầu still retains its wild, rustic features.

Referring to the central province of Khánh Hòa, people often think of Nha Trang, but few people know that there is also a place with blue sea, white sand, golden sunshine with diverse landscapes. That is Mũi Đôi (Đôi Cape), the first sunrise viewing spot on the mainland.

Recently, Chồng Mountain in the northern province of Quảng Ninh  has become a tourism destination attracting many people, especially those who love adventures and exploration.

If Vĩnh Linh attracts tourists due to its heroic historical monuments, Mũi Trèo Beach is the place to soothe the sadness hidden in this land (Quảng Trị Province) with its beautiful and poetic landscapes.