Travel

Community based tourism is seen as a gateway to economic improvement and tourism opportunity in Vietnam.

B’rau women used to have a very unique way of expressing beauty with giant earrings and tattoos.

Tourism surveys showed Hue City is welcoming a higher number of foreign visitors than the same period of 2009.

The games children play in Vietnam’s mountainous region are different than that of most children.

One of Hanoi's most legendary parks has undergone a massive upgrade but needle use remains rampant.

Nghe An Province boasts a stunning waterfall which is expected to lure visitors and become a major tourist attraction.

As winter arrives, fields of colza flowers in suburban areas of Hanoi blossom, creating full of yellow colours.

Fire dancing is one of the most thrilling traditional arts performed by young men in Ha Giang Province.

Cau Khong Tu ky is the oldest and largest bronze book found in Vietnam so far.

Expats often soak in the holidays they grew up celebrating by gathering together and recreating it with a twist from the place they now call home.

Stunning Pieng Lao Stream plays a significant transportation role but locals dream of having a bridge.

A floating market at Tam Giang Lagoon in the central Thua Thien-Hue Province features unique and exciting activities of local fishermen.

An Hien is widely considered as one of the largest and most beautiful garden houses in Vietnam's former capital of Hue.

David Cornish finds out whether Hanoi Elegance 5 lives up to its name as he sends foreign visitors there to see how it fares.

Bat Xat District in the northern Lao Cai Province is recently having its sky filled with hundreds of storks arriving to nest.

The unique festival, which commemorates a legendary folk hero, has been recognised as a world intangible cultural heritage.

Da Lat City is home to one of the ten most bizarre houses in the world as voted by the Chinese People’s Daily.

Travelling on a bendy road linking Nha Trang City and Da Lat City in the Central Highlands stuns visitors and leaves them in awe.

Michael Bauer shares his fascinating experiences with various Vietnamese dishes.