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The former trading port of Hoi An attracts visitors with its ancient buildings, pretty river views and taller made fashions.In the 16th century, the rivers

Vietnam’s tourism bucked the trend in June when it attracted 376,000 foreign visitors, up 34.6 percent from a year ago.The period between April and Augus

Huong TempleLocated in Ha Tay province, 70 km southwest of Ha Noi, Chùa Hương (Perfume Pagoda) is one of the most popular religious sites in Vietnam. Ch

Hanoi Cathedralhanoi CatedralHanoi Cathedral is at No.40 Nha Chung Street, Hoan Kiem District, and Hanoi. It was built on the site of the former Bao Thien

Blackened Teeth of Traditional Vietnamese Tribes Asia is a land full of weird and wonderful customs and rituals. Throughout the continent there are lite

Some ethnic minorities like Tay, Thai, Dao Lo Giang, Nung and Raglai chose to celebrate Tet in the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi, instead of their o

It takes some getting to, but a bamboo-lined dirt road makes it worthwhileIf it’s all about the journey and not the destination, there is a “journey to

If you are a couple that is in trouble to get married perhaps because the girl’s parents refuse or the boy’s family cannot afford the wedding. Wife-s

Quan Son Lake, with its many small islands surrounded by forests and hundreds of limestone peaks, retains its wild and tranquil beauty as an idyllic out-of

Banh Chung is a traditional dish considered an essential element of the Tet – the Lunar New Year of Vietnam.The origin of Banh Chung can be traced to Hon

To regard Tet simply as New Year's Day, as one would in the West, would display a poor knowledge of the people of Vietnam.In spite of its impressive creden

Streams and waterfalls give romantic Da Lat a ‘tough’ reputationDa Lat evokes the leisure of a hillside resort, the romance of lakes, flowers and misty

In Asian myths, no creature is as impressive as the dragon. For Vietnamese peasants, the dragon was a vivid symbol of the fourfold deity-clouds, rain, th

Annually held after Tet Holiday, Co Loa Festival pays homage to King An Duong Vuong who built the Au Lac Kingdom and the Co Loa Citadel to fight the battle

Local tourism officials in the Mekong Delta have been urged to invest more in developing their own tourist products to lure more visitors to the re