It’s a big mistake to travel to Phu Quoc without visiting Dinh Cau (Cau Temple) which is known as the island’s symbol, especially when the sun gets ready to set on the sea.
1. The only place has been twice recognized as World Natural Heritage and listed as one of the new 7 natural wonders of the world With the largest number of islands in the country, accounting for nearly two third of total islands in Viet Nam, covering an area of 1,553 km2 with 1,969 islands, Ha Long Bay has outstanding values, especially landscape, geological and morphological…
The Mekong Delta has hundreds of floating markets; all the booths and transportation means are boats and dinghies of various sizes. Although Long Xuyen floating market is not as famous as others in the southern region, tourists will still feel the generosity of southerners.
Located in the northwest, Pha Long market sees minority groups from distant villages coming to sell or exchange animals, agriculture products and especially textile products.
With its natural treasures of waterfalls, lakes and mountains, Thien Son-Suoi Nga tourism area has become a favourite weekend retreat for both local and foreign visitors.
Red Isle may be a far cry from Saigon lying in the north of the central Ninh Thuan Province but the pristine beach with its millions of years old coral is worth the 350 kilometer journey.
Located 69 kilometers from Danang City, a cluster of Cham towers lie in a narrow valley surrounded by mountains in My Son Village in Duy Phu Commune in the central province of Quang Nam’s Duy Xuyen District.
Stretching a coastline of 54km, Bac Lieu Province is famous for the song “Reminiscence of Husband†by musician Cao Van Lau in the 1920s, or công tử Bạc Liêu, a wealthy playboy known for the way he squandered his money on gambling and women
Ba Be Lake is part of Ba Be National Park with 21 famous eco-tourism and cultural sites in the northeastern region.
Tho Ha village in the northern province of Bac Giang is one of three famous pottery establishments in Vietnam.
In the beginning of the 20th century, when the French first set foot in Sapa in the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai, they built a church and villas. They often went to Sapa for wonderful holidays, because it has a temperate climate.
You have to be brave enough to drift along from east to west then north to south to really appreciate the beauty of the Gam River.