Spring seems to stay longer in Lao Xa Village, in Dong Van District in the northern province of Ha Giang, as the peach blossom and pear trees are still blooming beautifully even on the last day of the first lunar month. Under the sunlight in late spring, 'trinh tuong' (earthen) houses in the village are being freshly coated to look full of vitality.
(TITC) - Visitors and families are looking for a primitive and quiet place in Quang Nam Province? Then note down Tam Hai Island (Quang Nam Province) to have your own unique experiences here.
(TITC) - About 30km to the south from the centre of Phan Rang - Thap Cham City, here lied in Ninh Thuan Province, where embraces a gorgeous tourist attraction of Mui Dinh or Dinh Cape (Phuoc Dinh Commune, Thuan Nam District), which is attracting many of tourists, especially young ones, who love to explore and experience the country’s nature.
Ba Dinh square is the largest square in Vietnam, Tran Quoc is the oldest pagoda in Hanoi, and Nhat Tan bridge is Vietnam’s largest cable suspension bridge. These are among five places with interesting little-known facts, within the capital city.
(TITC) - Hoi An by night always possesses an attractive and mesmerising beauty that it’s irresistible. Let’s head to this charming ancient town and explore tons of exciting activities awaited!
(TITC) - Banh Sua (Milky Cake) Island (also called Mr. To or Geoduck (Tu Hai) Island) is located modestly in the The Vang (Yellow Card) arc on Bai Tu Long Bay, in Quang Ninh Province. For those who want to explore and love the peacefulness, the primitive Banh Sua Island (Van Don District, Quang Ninh Province) with beautiful natural scenery is the ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. About an hour by boat, travellers will reach this charming island.
Ang Pagoda, also known as Angkorajaborey, is a well-known religious complex in Tra Vinh City in the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh. The pagoda is the biggest one among more than 140 Khmer - style pagodas in the province.
Despite belonging to Ho Chi Minh City, Thieng Lieng hamlet, in the island commune of Thanh An in Can Gio district, has no cars, no hotels and no fresh water. However, this small island has developed community-based tourism models, with unique experiences and the hosts are hardworking, friendly and hospitable locals.
The HCMC Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of HCMC are among the buildings with typical French architecture in Saigon.
(TITC) - Located at the intersection of the northern part of Da Nang, Nam O ancient village not only embraces many historical relics but also ‘the foot of the waves’ for travel and enjoy food.