Sparsely populated Cham Islands offer a quiet, fun vacation

Panoramic images from above spotlights the as yet unspoilt charms and beauty of landscapes in the central province of Quang Ngai.

Hao Si Phuong, an alley in District 5 where many ethnic Chinese live, retains its traditional architecture from early last century.

Famous for its beaches, Nha Trang Town also boasts one of the nation’s largest outdoor Buddha statues, offering soulful peace.

Lo Lo Chai is a village in the northern province of Ha Giang that has no modern construction.

The emerald green of the Ta Pa lakes atop the eponymous mountain makes this place an outstanding travel destination in the Mekong Delta.

Bai Xep, of Quy Nhon beach town in the south central coast, adds to its charms by remaining unspoilt.

The Hanoi Imperial Citadel still carries gaping holes left by cannon fire that its north gate took in 1882.

Khanh Hoa has installed a replica of ‘Ali and Nino’ statue at The Arena condotel in Cam Ranh Port, a value addition to its many attractions.

A group of Vietnamese travelers in April experienced the joy of discovering the rugged, raw beauty of Fansipan, 'the roof of Indochina', in northern Vietnam.

Two Vietnamese lensmen recorded the traffic in hyperlapse and captured the vitality of the country's biggest city.

U.S. magazine Condé Nast Traveler says Vietnam is among the top 20 best places in the world to visit in March.

February saw Chinese tourists dethrone their South Korean brethren and post the highest number of arrivals in Vietnam.

Increased bookings on Hostelworld show Ha Giang’s rising stock among international travelers, making it a hot 2019 destination.