World lost in time is a rare findThe French dubbed this underrated part of north central Vietnam the "Halong Bay on dry land".
Hidden HanoiWhat goes on behind the bland-looking shops in Hanoi’s Old Quarter? To find out, you need to sign up for a tour with Hidden Hanoi.
Beauty of Muong VangThe villages of the Muong ethnic minority are surrounded by streams, mountains and stilt houses.
What's wrong with being Nha Que?I’m going to ask a favor from the Vietnamese people. Can we change this word please?
The secret of the mysterious cemeteryThousands of rock poles are pitched around tombs in a jungle in the ancient Dong Thech cemetery of a Muong ethnic minority mandarin in Hoa Binh.
Ambassadors to compete in a cook-offEight ambassadors stationed in Hanoi will attend a cooking contest in the city on April 2 with their nations’ special dishes.
Central highlanders greet spring with jugs of wineEthnic minority people in the Central Highlands possess a unique culture, which is highlighted by their springtime festivals and cuisine.
Da Lat’s take on terraced fieldsVisitors to Dalat City will find transfixing views of terraced fields which will bring to mind the mountainous Northwest.
Intrepid journey to Ho Village leads to fairytale experienceA group from the US expressed their excitement when they related their trip to Ho Village, 20km northwest of Sa Pa.
Central earthly paradise attracts touristsThien Duong Cave in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park has become a favourite destination of tourists.
Money troubles: searching for a dollarSince the new monetary policies of Vietnam's state bank have become strictly enforced, US dollars are hard to come by.
Quiet delights of Cu Lao ChamThe beaches and attractive landscapes of Cu Lao Cham in Quang Nam Province are a draw for travellers.
Temples for the warrior kingsThe Den Tran temple complex is a popular heritage site in Tuc Mac Hamlet, Loc Vuong Commune, about 100 kilometers from Hanoi in Nam Dinh province.
Hanoi strewn with sua flowersThe sua trees are blossoming on the streets of Hanoi, creating an impressive natural beauty of the capital city.
Untouched Ba Lua ArchipelagoBa Lua Archipelago, also called Binh Tri Archipelago, off Kien Giang Province is a group of 45 islands that are unspoiled by tourism.
I honk like a xe om driverA friend of mine says I should not honk. I understand the reasons, but I will not stop.
Market for gemstonesMarket for precious stones is the most special one in Vietnam, where gemstones are displayed on bamboo baskets like vegetables.
Sapa covered in rare snowSapa is now covered with snow due to the low temperature, a rare phenomenon that has been attracting visitors.
Tourism development to focus on islandsIn 2011, the national plan to develop Vietnam’s tourism industry will highlight island and sea attractions.