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Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia experience the fastest growth in popularity in Asia, according to Cheapflights UK, a British website for price search and comparison in travel.

The 2010 Hung Kinh Temple Festival began on April 14, with many enriched cultural programmes.

Khmer ethnic people in Vietnam have welcomed their Chol Chnam Thmay festival with great joy over the past few days.

Vietnam welcomes and creates all favorable conditions for tourists from the Gulf and the Middle East states to visit the country.

With modern ‘villages’ popping up all over Vietnam’s major cities, Lan Hieu looks at the gated communities of times past.

Xa Tac Devotion Ritual, one of the most distinctively traditional royal ceremonies of Vietnam was held on April 8.

Restaurants that double as training centers in Vietnam are turning streets kids into culinary stars.

Thanh Hoa Province held a festival that attracted thousands of fishermen and tourists to come and pray for a year of good luck.

Pictures about Vietnam’s people, landscape and specialties will be introduced at the Da Lat Cadasa Resort in Da Lat from April 2 to May 2.

Hue, once home to Vietnam's emperors is now a relaxing, charming city where it's possible to learn more about the ancient history of this great country.

Over 100,000 visitors flocked to the city during this year's International Firework Competition.

The opening ceremony of the largest reclining Buddha idol took place at Hoi Khanh Pagoda, Binh Duong Province.

The hotel is making splashes in Hanoi and may very well be a game changer for the 4-star hotel market.

Lan Hieu explores the north-west of Vietnam where past and present have collided with nature and energy needs.

Son Doong Cave continues to be explored, but future toursim development here is discouraged.

An American boy writes to DTiNews about how he has started to learn how to cook Vietnamese food for the family.

David Farley tells about his culinary trek with his Vietnamese American chef in Ho Chi Minh City.

People in a village give birth mainly to sons and the belief is that it's because of the water they drink from a well.

The list of things I eat in Vietnam grows weirder by the month, and by the mouthful, writes David Cornish.