Quang Ninh: more than just Ha Long Bay

Ho Chi Minh City will organize fireworks shows at three locations to mark National Day on September 2.

HCMC’s Phu Tho Hoa Tunnel is an enduring symbol of Vietnamese resilience and ingenuity that defeated the French colonialists.

The Khanh Van Nam Vien pagoda welcomes followers of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism with Taoist rituals.

Budget carrier Vietjet Air plans to launch direct flights from Hanoi and HCMC to New Delhi this December.

Very difficult to get to, the Hang En Waterfall in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai basks in its undisturbed environs with gay abandon.

Da Nang, which wants to reduce its dependence on Chinese and South Korean tourists, is seeing a jump in the number of Thai visitors.

It’s called Thanh Hoa’s ‘Ha Long Bay on Land,’ but the Ben En National Park is an attraction in its own right.

Vietnamese travel agencies say tourists should avoid solo trips to Hong Kong and not separate themselves from tour groups.

A night market will open on the Thanh Toan Bridge, a tourism magnet in Hue, at 7 p.m. on every 16th day of the lunar month.

For British travellers, an expedition to Son Doong in Vietnam, the world’s largest cave, is among the greatest adventures they would like to undertake.

Cao Bang Province, a tourism destination in northern Vietnam, offers a variety of delicacies that travelers should try without fail.

Many Vietnamese believe the deceased visit them during the seventh lunar month, the Month of the Ghost, and make ritual offerings.

A house in Saigon harbored a secret printing facility used by the National Association of Defense Supporters during French colonial rule.