Time stands still in Nà Vị Village

Nà Vị Village in the northern province of Cao Bằng charms all nostalgic souls with its ancient stone houses and unique traditions that have been maintained by generations of ethnic Tày people.

Hidden Gem

Nestled in the midst of primeval mountains in remote Vân Hồ District, Sơn La Province, Nàng Tiên Waterfall is a breathtaking landscape that could amaze anyone. Although lesser known to the public, this is definitely a place not to be missed if you want to explore the stunning nature of Việt Nam.

Discovering the wind farm in Bạc Liêu

Working out what’s the best way to provide power to the nation is no easy task. As we search for cleaner and greener sources, more and more wind farms are appearing around the country.

Cồn Đen eco-tourism area, a wild beauty

In addition to Đồng Châu and Cồn Vành, Cồn Đen is also an extremely attractive and interesting destination for tourists both inside and outside the province. It is only 150km from the capital of Hà Nội, so it is an ideal beach tourism destination for tourists on summer days.

The charming beauty of Hòn Giao Pass

Hòn Giao Pass has long been a road for those who love to explore. Each turn is a majestic scene with poetic mountains and forests. Mist hangs low over the pass and flows down the valley.

Resumed flights to revive Đà Nẵng tourism

Nine major airlines have officially resumed regular flights on 10 air routes connecting the central city of Đà Nẵng with Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, Japan and India between March and September, sparking a wake-up in tourism markets in Northeast Asia and ASEAN destinations.

Peace and tranquility in Séo Mý Tỷ

Séo Mý Tỷ still retains the characteristics of a Mông village in Sa Pa Town, Lào Cai Province, with roofs thatched with pơ mu wood and terraced fields winding around the highest man-made lake in Indochina.

Quây Sơn - a beautiful, remote river

As one of the rivers flowing along the borders of the country, Quây Sơn River is as poetic and beautiful as a picture. It runs through the rolling limestone mountains of Trùng Khánh District, Cao Bằng Province.

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