Tà Chì Nhù Mountain in Yên Bái province has emerged as a new trekking destination for those who enjoy exploring high altitudes. At 2,979 metres above sea level, immersing visitors in nature and offering them insights into local culture.

With the upcoming 2nd Annual River Festival, HCM City is determined to further promote and diversify its water tourism offerings.

Việt Nam has been named as one of the best places to visit for women travelling alone by British magazine TIME OUT. We are the only country to make the list in the whole of South East Asia. We took to the streets to ask female tourists and expats, as well as a tourism expert what makes the country so safe.

From mid-May, the terraced fields in Bát Xát are flooded ready for the harvest and as people in the northern highlands only cultivate one rice crop a year the rainy season is a totally unique and only fleeting experience, not to be missed

The Temple of Literature night tour in the heart of Hà Nội offers tourists and locals the chance to immerse themselves in the city's rich educational history, accompanied by dazzling lights and traditional music.

To commemorate the 15th anniversary of Lăng Cô Bay's recognition as one of the world's most beautiful bays, the People's Committee of Phú Lộc District will organise a celebration entitled 'Lăng Cô - Beautiful Bay in the World - 15 years of construction and development' on May 10 - 12.

In the year of the 70th anniversary of the Điện Biên Phủ victory, the historic city’s tourism is on the rise. Visitors can immerse themselves not only the history of the battles but also the life of the ethnic communities.

Hội An has been preserving heritage for decades, it still keeps the ancient value as a key foundation for sustainable growth in the new wave of development.

What sets this village apart is its steaming natural hot mineral springs, which add a unique feature to its already captivating charm.