Travel

As a foreigner, if you take a partner’s hand in Vietnam, to dance that oldest of all dances... well, you are dancing on thin ice.

In the Mekong Delta there are many old homes for tourists to visit but there is none quite like Tien Giang Province’s Ba Kiet Old House.

A photo exhibition called “Legends of the land of An Tra” opened on July 22 in the central city of Quang Ngai.

HCM City has plans in the works to turn three busy areas into tourist-friendly street markets.

Thien Duong cave in Phong Nha-Ke Bang national park in the central province of Quang Binh has been considered as the longest in the world.

Po Cung Grotto on Pha Hang Mountain in Thanh Hoa Province is the largest grotto cemetery in Vietnam.

Sand beaches and historical sites may lure visitors to Con Dao but it’s the old tropical trees that protect them from the scorching sunshine.

The Vietnam Urban Planning Association has proposed conversion of the century-old Long Bien Bridge into a contemporary art museum.

Thousands of people attended the opening ceremony of Quan The Am (Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva) Festival.

Visitors to Dong Thap Province should take time to have a look at Dinh An sleeping mat craft village in Dinh Yen Commune, Lap Vo District.

DTiNews' Brian Webb is a bit confused about when it is appropriate to say thank you in Vietnam.

The 17th century witnessed the rise of two trading ports: Pho Hien northern and Hoi An in central region, but the former has fallen into oblivion.

Tourists heading for Lam Dong Province should not miss the Pongour Waterfall which has seven majestic levels and several spectacular views.

Pho Rang, in the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai, has become adorned by a great deal of summer lotuses.

The sound of engines and amazing aerial aerobatics by miniature planes attracted local residents and tourists on Lang Co Beach.

Nestled deep in the middle of the 70,000-hectare Cat Tien national park is a large freshwater lake that local forest rangers call Crocodile Lake.

Nhum Ba Island, in Kien Giang Province, has just seven households, the most crowded among the four islands of Nhum Ong, Nhum Trau, Nhum Ba and Nhum Gieng.

Hoang Lien Son is the most towering mountain range with its Fanxipang peak being 3,143m high above the sea level.

A tourism development plan on the Spratly Islands has been proposed to the Government.