Fog drifts over Vietnam ancient capital

Many of Vietnam’s bridges have not only boosted transportation but also become world-famous, helping raise the country’s profile on the tourism map.

HCMC's tourism department will host a Lunar New Year festival on January 3-5 at the Le Van Tam Park in District 1, 20 days before the country's official Tet holiday.

A nipa palm forest dubbed the ‘green lung’ of central Quang Ngai Province is set to become an ecotourism hotspot.

Saigon’s Flower Street for the Lunar New Year festival in January will be inspired by the famous Dong Ho folk painting called Rat’s wedding.

Thua Thien-Hue Province authorities are preparing to seek UNESCO recognition as a world intangible cultural heritage for Hue folk singing.

Marvelous rock structures jut out of Na Hang Lake in the northern province of Tuyen Quang just like in Ha Long Bay.

National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will launch direct flights from Hanoi to Macau on December 15, catering to growing demand.

Ancient town Hoi An is restricting the use of single-use plastic items and plastic bags as it looks to boost sustainable tourism development.

Bung Binh Thien (God Lake) in An Giang Province, blessed with beautiful idyllic landscapes, is one of the largest freshwater lakes in the Mekong Delta.

With the blossoming of wild sunflowers in November Chu Dang Ya Commune in the Central Highlands is now covered in a carpet of yellow.

Hanoi will celebrate the National Cultural Heritage Day with a series of activities from November 22 to December 15 in its iconic Old Quarter.

Leopard trees blooming in profusion embellish the Gia Lai landscape with a particular yellow brilliance, shedding leaves that fertilize the province’s tea gardens.

More than 50 food pavilions will present dishes from all over the world at Saigon’s “Taste of the World” festival held November 14-17.