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Gardeners in Hanoi’s famous flower and apricot village of Nhat Tan are in a hurry to cultivate trees to prepare for the lunar New Year.

En cave in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is recognised as one of the most beautiful caves in the world by National Geographic magazine.

Coming to Quy Nhon, visiting Eo Gio to hear the wind whispering through mountain walls, caves and then harmonize with waves crashing onto the shore is a must.

Farmers in the Mekong Delta have created many special products for the lunar New Year, such as wine-gourds and gold-bar shaped pomelos, squared watermelons.

32 photos that entered the finale of the Masterpiece Photo Contest 2011 are now on display in HCM City.

They bike, run, climb and boat. They are ex-hausted, but all of them feel happy after an adventure tour in the Van Long Reserve.

The Tay Ho Weekend Market has been a popular place for locals to hang around, meeting friends and, especially, shopping for good, safe food for their family every Saturday morning.

Mui Dinh (Dinh Cape) is 40km south of Phan Rang City in the central province of Ninh Thuan and 10 km from the popular Ca Na beach.

Many streets in Hanoi have become crowded with young people who come to buy Christmas nicknacks and decorations.

Thanh Ha Village in Quang Nam Province has existed for more than 500 years and well upheld its traditional craft of making ceramics.

Thousands of Khmer ethnic minority people, nuns and monks joined the four-day Khmer Cultural Festival.

If you had enough of history, take a trip through Vietnam’s many cities and taste its unique local street food culture.

The floating market in HCM City, while keeping a vestige of it's past, has been bogged down by modern elements.

Delegates from domestic and foreign travel agents gathered at a seminar in Khanh Hoa to discuss promoting Vietnam sea tourism in Europe.

A culinary festival will be held in Ho Tay Water Park from December 30, 2011 to January 2, 2012 to honour Hanoi’s specialities.

Hanoi will organise a four-day Flower Street Festival to welcome the New Year, starting on December 30, 2011.

Hoi An town in the central province of Quang Nam ranked sixth among the top ten Food & Wine Destinations in Asia.

Ba Den Mountain, located 11 kilometres from the centre of Tay Ninh township, is a magnet for tourists who can either scale the peak or go via cable car.

Fifty-four art troupes representing 54 ethnic minority groups across the country took part in a fashion show of Vietnam’s ethnic costumes.