The Cai Beo and Viet Hai fishing villages on the island of Cat Ba reveal one life in the middle of maritime landscapes and the other in the depths of the forest.
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Water puppet theatre, a popular art enriching Vietnamese people, is an unmissable cultural experience for tourists in Hanoi, especially for a family stay.
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Take advantage of your visit to Lao Cai to discover ethnic markets, a place to meet mountain groups that are attached to their ancestral customs.
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Legend has it that Hoan Kiem Lake is where king Le Loi returned his magic sword to the Golden Turtle after defeating Minh empire and since then it has been named as the Sword lake or Restored Sword lake. In this article, we take you on a travel back in time to discover the histioric origin of this center pearl.
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Having stilt house with authentic palm leaf roofs, bamboo-slat floors and large, patterned windows, line in both sides of the mountainous road, Mai Chau has created it own common sight. The beauty of Mai Chau is a vision in every season, which is a lush in spring, a bright green in Autumn, and turn golden right before the rice harvest.
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Immerse yourself in the bustling 36 Corporations of Hanois Old Quarter, a dizzying must-see in the Vietnamese capital.
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The ancient village of Duong Lam at the gates of Hanoi is a must-see to appreciate the cultures and traditions of yesteryear.
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Whenever people said about the ancient capital of Hoa Lu in Ninh Binh, people will think of King Dinh and King Le temple. In the past, Hoa Lu was the capital of Dai Co Viet country ( the former name of Vietnam). It was magnificent palace capital, was no less than the Truong An in China. Look at back the location of Hoa Lu, we will understand why King Dinh chose this place as the capital.
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