Travel

More than 300 precious ancient artifacts discovered off the Vietnamese coast have been unveiled for public viewing.

The island will become the home for domestic and international resorts, urban development, as well as a forest and marine preservation center.

With a close proximity to the natural heritage site Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, Chay Lap is firmly on the tourist map.

The scenery along the Ho Chi Minh Trail is breathtaking and the atmosphere is peaceful and poetic, writes Laura Lam.

After the grasshopper appetizer, there were choices of grilled goat teat or raw cobra heart.

Liz French of the New Zealand Herald travels in Vietnam on one leg after getting hit by a car in Hanoi.

Once a year, with his wife's blessing, Lau Minh Pao gets to have a guilt-free tryst with his ex.

Taking advantage of the recent heavy rainfalls, locals in the Sapa Highlands are hard at work to prepare for a new rice season.

No matter what time of day or where you are in Vietnam, it is always open for business, writes Jonathan Trew of The Scotsman.

Ethnic children in Lao Cai highland cool themselves down by playing and splashing their day away in streams and rivers.

Con Dao, despite its ugly history as a prison island, is now one of Southeast Asia’s most untouched and breathtaking getaways.

A Korean reporter writes about what impressed her during her trip to Vietnam and how everything is far different from what she had expected it to be.

CNN has recently announced a selection of 28 most relaxing spas in Asia. Among them is the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, Vietnam.

Vietnam’s pavilion at China’s Expo 2010 will center upon its capital city with the theme “1,000-year History of Hanoi.”

A three-month, $60,000 renovation transformed the two-story, 940-square-foot structure into a lush, barefoot-friendly haven.

Hanoi is often seen by visitors as a bustling city but there is a more secluded and quiet side to it that not many people discover.

Four days, two nights spent boating through majestic Halong Bay is like a dream, wrote Sarah Robinson of the San Diego Reader.

An interestingly unique, prestine and genuine horse racing festival will take place this summer in Lao Cai.

As Hanoi celebrates its 1,000th birthday, Clifford Coonan visits a city that offers an appealing mixture of gritty Vietnamese street life and relaxed post-colonial ease.