Put us back on track, Hanoi Train Street cafés plead

The Mas Jid Khay Ri Yah mosque in An Giang Province, which shares the border with Cambodia, is where the Cham Muslims come to practice their religious beliefs.

October is here and many of Vietnam’s most popular tourism destinations are at their absolute best.

Cat Tien National Park’s yellow-cheeked gibbons spend their entire life high up on the canopy, and their greatest enemies are humans. 

In Mui Ne fishing village, Binh Thuan Province, catch from the sea is sold not by weight but by the aluminum basin.

Following a 20-km road leading to the summit of central Vietnam's Bach Ma (white horse) mountain, at 1,450 meters, visitors might feel like they are surfing in the clouds.

Behind the Mask aims to heighten local awareness and appreciation of Tuong, a unique Vietnamese art form, and introduce it to foreign visitors.

During the flooding season, Luong Van Tran hires a large number of workers to harvest 500 kilograms of water caltrops daily in marshes in Dong Thap Province. 

All HCMC travel firms have been asked to review foreign promotional materials after one was found using brochures with China's infamous nine-dash line.

The emerald green rice terraces of the Jrai ethnic people in Chu Se District, Gia Lai Province, make for a magnificent sight.

Khanh Hoa Province has revoked the investment certificates of two tourism projects on Mui Hoi Island, citing national security considerations.

Saigontourist was fined VND50 million ($2,200) Friday for using brochures carrying China’s infamous nine-dash line which violates Vietnam's waters sovereignty.

Vietnam seems to have done a fair job of persuading global business expatriates that it is a good place to live and work.

Travel + Leisure included Con Son Island in southern Vietnam among 13 places where travelers will be amazed by the 'bluest water.'