Although just being around 12km away from Hue city center, Thuan An Beach is quite crowed. Therefore, if you go a little further with only a few tens of kilometers, you can get “your own beach”.
Together with Da Lat, Phu Yen and Kon Tum, peaceful and shimmering images of Hue have been brought to anime, a specific style of Japanese drawings by Nguyen Quang Thinh.
Although I’ve known of the dish for a long time, I've never had the chance to enjoy it until recently during my trip to visit my aunt in Ca Mau who cooked me this speciality.
Famous rivers such as Mekong River, Han River, Ngo Dong River, Saigon River, and Huong River are all landscapes that you cannot miss when traveling to Vietnam.
National parks with abundant greenery and diverse flora and fauna act as lungs for many regions and provide a paradise for nature lovers.
The display, at Ha Noi's Culture and Art Centres on Hang Buom Street, features almost 30 paintings of different types of food. These paintings of food are so realistic, you almost want to take a bite.
Ha Giang is a convergent point of quintessential cultural patterns of the Hmong and Lo Lo. It also explains the charm among both domestic and foreign tourists who come for a touch of Dong Van rock highlands.
Lang Lan is considered “the roof of Y Ty”, in Phin Ho village, Y Ty commune, Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province. Lao Than’s peak is 2.862m above sea level, which makes it an ideal destination for mountaineering enthusiasts next to the Fansipan of Sapa.
Na Vi Village in the northern province of Cao Bang charms all nostalgic souls with its ancient stone houses and unique traditions that have been maintained by generations of ethnic Tay people.
Rainbow rice noodles, also known as five-coloured hu tieu, are a fun take on the traditional Vietnamese rice noodles and a must-try for every tourist to Can Tho City in the Mekong Delta