106 articles to prepare your trip
Biển Hồ sits within an ancient volcanic crater just kilometers from Pleiku. Its dark waters, morning mist, and significance to Jaraí culture make it an unforgettable stop in the Central Highlands.
Xuan huong lake
In the heart of Dalat, Xuan Huong Lake stretches for six kilometers along shores lined with pines and cherry blossoms. History, activities and tips for your visit.
A small island in Van Phong Bay, accessible from Nha Trang, Whale Island (Hon Ong) is home to a unique beachfront resort complex.
In Ho Chi Minh City, the War Remnants Museum documents the Vietnamese conflict and its aftermath through photographs, archives and military equipment.
Historic floating village in Bai Tu Long Bay, 24 km from the mainland: traditional fishing, pearl farm and boat tours among limestone peaks.
Overview of Vietnam Golf and Country Club in Ho Chi Minh City: courses, tennis courts, swimming pool and practical information to prepare your visit.
About thirty kilometers from Hanoi, the Van Phuc and But Thap pagodas bring together a thousand years of Vietnamese Buddhist history and exceptional statuary.
Valley love
A 137.5-hectare landscape park 5 km from Da Lat, Valley of Love blends French colonial heritage, flower gardens and themed zones.
Trang An
100 km south of Hanoi, the karst complex of Trang An, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is explored by traditional sampan along three itineraries combining caves and temples.
Located 30 km from Hanoi, Thay Pagoda combines three 11th-century sanctuaries, 76 jackfruit wood statues and a pond dedicated to water puppetry.
On the left bank of the Perfume River, the Văn Miếu of Huê holds 34 engraved steles bearing the names of doctors who passed the royal examinations under the Nguyên dynasty.
Every two years in December, Da Lat and Lam Dong province celebrate their tea industry: picking contests, exhibitions, tastings and plantation visits.
A Sino-Vietnamese temple in Cholon district, Tam Son Hoi Quan Pagoda, founded by the Fujian congregation, is dedicated to the goddess of Fertility Me Sanh.
Tam Ky
Capital of Quảng Nam province, Tam Ky captivates with its war tunnels, Tam Thanh beach, local crafts and regional cuisine, away from Hoi An's crowds.
In the mountains of A Lưới, southwest of Huế, the Tà Ôi maintain a Mon-Khmer language, stilt-house architecture and brocade weaving recognised as national heritage.
Between Hué and Da Nang, Suoi Voi ("the Elephant Spring") lines natural pools and waterfalls through forest, a refreshing stop in central Vietnam.
Song Cau
Song Cau, on the northern coast of Phu Yen, opens onto Xuan Dai Bay, Nhat Tu Son island, and several fishing villages in central Vietnam.
Built in 1822 under the Nguyen dynasty some 45 km from Hanoi, Son Tay Citadel bears witness to Vietnamese military architecture and the French siege of 1883.
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