Khanh Hoa has proposed adjusting the North-South high-speed railway route to avoid affecting the Hoa Lai Cham towers, a national special relic dating back more than 1,000 years.
A high-speed ferry connecting central HCM City with Con Dao has resumed operations after a suspension of nearly one year, offering travellers an additional transport option to the island.
Teams from Vietnam and China dazzled tens of thousands of spectators as they opened the Danang International Fireworks Festival 2026 with a spectacular display over the Han River.
More than 95 per cent of tickets for the opening night of the Danang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2026 have been sold, with hotel occupancy and visitor numbers rising ahead of the event.
The number of Vietnamese visitors to Japan continued to increase in the first four months of 2026, with seasonal flower attractions helping the country maintain its appeal among travellers.
Nha Trang is set to host a large-scale music festival in June as local authorities and organisers seek to boost summer tourism through a combination of live entertainment and destination promotion.
A live performance featuring a giant bird chick emerging from an egg at a tourist attraction in Ninh Binh Province has attracted strong public interest.
For nearly five years, most of the life of a Hanoi couple has unfolded on a converted lorry transformed into a mobile home as they travel across Vietnam.
Some cafe owners in Hanoi are redesigning their premises by setting walls back around two metres to create “fake pavements” for customers who prefer outdoor seating.
A restaurant inside a 100-year-old house in Hanoi’s Old Quarter is drawing diners with an unusual experience: enjoying traditional cheo performances while eating.
Thousands of ancient tea trees more than a century old have been surveyed for conservation on Hon Chao Mountain, where authorities hope to develop eco tourism experiences.
Growing numbers of tourists are travelling to Phu Quy Island to experience coral diving and free diving in what visitors describe as some of Vietnam’s most pristine coastal waters.
A blooming pink cassia tree in Plei Op Village in Gia Lai Province has drawn large numbers of visitors eager to take photos amid the scenic landscape of Vietnam’s Central Highlands.
Authorities in Gia Lai Province plan to build a new road to the ancient Hon Chuong tower, cutting travel time from hours of hiking to just 10-15 minutes by vehicle.
A cave estimated to be 250 million years old is attracting growing numbers of domestic and international tourists to the remote Pu Luong valley in Thanh Hoa Province.
Tourists on Ly Son Island have continued climbing over safety barriers to take photos near the edge of a volcanic cliff despite warnings about the risk of serious accidents.