Just 40 kilometers north of Hanoi, nestled in the sacred hills of Soc Son, Non Nuoc Pagoda stands as a spiritual and architectural marvel. Dedicated to the legendary hero Saint Giong and home to the largest Shakyamuni Buddha statue in bronze, this temple invites visitors on a journey of serenity, tradition, and timeless mysticism.
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Find out how the preparations for the Vietnamese New Year are going, a celebration that symbolizes ancestor worship and reunion.
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For thousands of years, Tet—the Lunar New Year of Vietnam—has been considered one of the year's most important events for each family
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Poulo Condore Prison (Con Dao in Vietnamese) is a very spiritual tourist destination, a testimony to the tragic history of Vietnam.
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During a trip to Vietnam, why not consider visiting several pagodas to understand this great world religion better? Here is a list of the most visited pagodas in Northern Vietnam.
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Nguyen is the most common surname in Vietnam -an estimated 40 percent of people in the country (and the Vietnamese diaspora) carry the name, according to Vietnam's Tuoi Tre News
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From cruising around Halong Bay to crawling through the Cu Chi Tunnels or drinking snake wine, some of them could be named must-do activities for those who want to experience an unforgettable journey to Vietnam. 
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Hanoi Old Quarter is also called “Hanoi – 36 Old Streets” because it totally has 36 streets and guilds with rustic names like Hang Khoai Street, Hang Duong Street, Hang Muoi Street…It is considered the representative image of ancient Hanoi from past to now. The top special historical vestige and sight-seeing of the capital allures visitors most.
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A Vietnamese traditional meal contains many ethics, showing love and affection among family members by gathering around the meal tray and chatting after a hard working day. It’s the meal that is the root of love and happiness and of the family bond among generations.
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