Move over traditional rice terraces – Long Coc Tea Hills is Northern Vietnam’s ultimate landscape masterpiece. Located in Phu Tho province, this breathtaking destination is famous for hundreds of dome-shaped hills covered in velvet-green tea…
Hidden away along the rugged coastline of Northern Vietnam, Bạch Long Salt Field is one of those rare gems that remains completely untouched by mass tourism. During the peak harvesting season, these expansive coastal flats…
Located about 45 kilometers west of Hanoi, Duong Lam Ancient Village is one of the rare places where Vietnam’s rural past still feels intact. Often described as a “living museum,” the village preserves centuries-old architecture,…
Tucked away on the banks of the Nhue River, Cu Da Village feels like a quiet pause in time – an ancient village on the outskirts of Hanoi where heritage, craftsmanship, and everyday life still…
At the far northern tip of Vietnam, near the Lũng Cú Flag Tower, lies Lô Lô Chải Village – a place where mist rolls over stone fences and daily life flows at the pace of…
Halong Bay is world-famous — a UNESCO World Heritage icon with otherworldly limestone karsts rising from emerald waters. But for first-time travelers, the big question is: Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay, or Bai Tu Long…
If you want to see Hanoi from a different angle — slower, softer, and steeped in cultural storytelling — the new Hanoi heritage train (aka the “Hanoi 5 Cửa Ô” train or “The Train Hanoi”)…
Hanoi is a city of contrasts: ancient pagodas and French colonial architecture stand side by side with bustling markets and modern cafés. A sightseeing city tour bus is the perfect way to see the city…
Hạ Long Bay is famous worldwide for its emerald waters and towering limestone karsts. While cruises provide a panoramic view, kayaking offers something more intimate: the chance to paddle through hidden lagoons, enter caves only…
Every weekend evening, the heart of Hanoi transforms. The streets around Hoan Kiem Lake become a pedestrian zone buzzing with life, performance, food, and commerce. What starts as a simple “no cars allowed” policy evolves…
Nam Dinh province is known for its many beautiful and ancient catholic churches, you might only have to walk a few kilometers to see a large church with wide dome and high tower located between…
The Old Quarter Hanoi was established since 11th century with the long history of more than one thousand years. This used to be a very bustle and busy trading center, gathered skilled and talent craftsmen…
About 45-50 km east of Hanoi, in Cẩm Giàng District of Hải Dương Province, lies Đông Giao wood-carving village — a craft hamlet with over 300 years of history. Known for its skillful artisans, the…
Travelers to Halong bay not only enjoy the beautiful landscape, there’s recently available thrilling activities for active travelers who want to experience the thrill with watercraft, baskets boat sailing or watch the sea on the…
The Old Quarter (phố cổ Hà Nội) is where Hanoi’s soul vibrates most visibly. With narrow, winding alleys, centuries-old architecture, busy street life, and a blend of French colonial and Vietnamese heritage, it captures the…
Located in Ninh Binh province about 120km from Hanoi City, Cuc Phuong is Vietnam’s first national park, established in the 1960s, and remains one of the country’s richest biodiversity hotspots. It covers dense tropical forests,…
Van Long, located about 100 km south of Hanoi in Ninh Binh province, is the largest intact wetland reserve in the Red River Delta. Its calm, mirror-smooth waters surrounded by soaring limestone karsts create a…
Trang An is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Ninh Bình province, celebrated for its dramatic tower karst landscape, interconnected lakes and rivers, and a network of caves navigable by boat. Here, nature and culture…