Travel

Roads in Hanoi are more crowded and people a little more rushed to prepare for Tet.

Photos featured in the Vietnam - Travelling Diary exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City by French photographer Isabelle Aragon.

Many kinds of yellow mai, bonsai trees and pottery products have been on massive display along the streets in Can Tho.

Many people fear snakes but in Vinh Son Village, they make a living from them.

Kumquat and peach blossom growers have had a difficult year as weather will not permit a successful harvest.

The opening of the Crowne Casino in Danang provides a glimpse into what could be the future of tourism for this city.

Now that there is a ban on public smoking, how will it work?

A DTiNews reader shares stunning images of Hmong children.

Thanh Khuc Village at Thanh Tri District is famous for making their traditional Chung cake where the spirit of Tet comes alive the earliest in Hanoi.

A photo essay showing the beginning of the day, using the "contre-jour" technique.

Hanoi's history comes alive with Exotissimo Travel specialist-led tours of historic sites, iconic architecture and hidden gems.

Hanoi plans to put into operation five more luxury hotels, offering an additional 2,000 rooms during 2010, the National Tourism Year.

Chilly weather, fog and rains led to breathtaking scenes around Sapa this weekend. Tourists and locals gathered to soak in the amazing view.

Thanks to a tremendous amount of feedback and suggestions from readers, my quest to find a local bar will continue, only now, I have a map.

Tourism products, landscapes, customs, gastronomic traditions, and traditional music of Vietnam will be introduced on Chinese TV channels.

Phu Lang, a traditional pottery village in northern Bac Ninh Province creates pieces that capture the heart and soul of Vietnam.

Hanoi is still cold this morning. Hoan Kiem Lake's surface reflects the winds and the Tortoise Tower is covered by the fog.

The Tong Cot market fair is one of the two largest fairs to be held in the morning, once every five days, in Ha Quang District, Cao Bang Province.

After the first successful Long Bien Bridge Festival 2009, the second one will be joint hosted by Vietnam Embassy in France and Maison des Art.