Wandering of streets of Fukuoka, where you may find yourself thrilled and immersed by the city’s mix of modern and traditional elements.

In the language of Tày ethnic people, Thẳm Phầy means the cave of fire. No one can explain why people called it that way. Actually, the cave hides a stream, several waterfalls and a miraculous world of stalactites.

Visiting Thailand has never been boring to me, since the country is not only the kitchen of the world, but also a hub of activities and festivals.

Any traveller who has trekked through the Thung Khe mountain pass knows enchantment; they know the sight of a vast plain that sits among mountain clouds and chilled fog, among the rocky mountain range and the Đà River reservoir.

Imagine an early morning when the sky is still misty. As the sun rises, the first light hits the morning dew kissing the tea leaves. You walk along the road, embracing the lake and drinking a clear, fragrant cup of tea. How does it feel?

Any nature lover or adventure-seeker will have an unforgettable experience on Cù Lao Câu, the wildly beautiful island totally lit by solar power rather than hydro-electricity.

Foreigners are no longer required to obtain a license to travel to the tourist hotspot Cô Tô Island, the local authority announced today.

Hòn Đỏ beach in the central province of  Ninh Thuận attracts tourists though it doesn’t have a white sandy beach.

Instead, tourists enjoy walking and fishing on the beach covered by rocks and green moss. There, the rising and ebbing tides create caves, crevices and srange stone formations next to the sea.

Cái Chiên Island is around 330km from Hà Nội. From Hải Hà Port, tourists can reach the island by ferry or by canoe, which takes 40-50 minutes.