Travel

Tuan Anh explores a place whose name was once synonymous with “Nowhere Land.”

The thick fragrance of joss-sticks is always hanging in the air in Doc La village, Hung Yen province, writes Duc Hanh.

With more Americans sampling Vietnam's pho, a noted food critic and an esteemed maestro track down the city's best.

As we continued our journey through the north of Vietnam, I encountered some of the toughest driving I'd ever experienced.

Tet has finally left us, and now, it's back to the grind.

Thirty artists used their talents to make art using the backs of buffalos at Doi Son field in Ha Nam Province on Saturday.

A traditional festival in Bac Ninh Province is held on the 6th day of Tet every year and attracts a lot of visitors.

There were about 50 of the most outstanding lanterns chosen to participate in the 2nd Annual Lantern Festival in Hoi An.

As my travels continued, and my first experience of Tet began coming to a close, I found myself in a place, a time, and a memory that I knew was one of a kind.

A special place 100km south of Hanoi, Nam Dinh Province has long been famous for growing flowers and bonsai.

I wasn’t in Plzen, or Munich, or Bruges. I was at the Hoa Vien Bräuhaus in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Next in a series about traveling during Tet in Vietnam’s northwestern region, Tuan Anh explores how people celebrate the holiday in Lai Chau Province.

The north of Vietnam certainly is a special place, and one that should be appreciated by all who can make it, writes David Cornish.

Can Tho is splattered with the colourful petals of many kinds of flowers as spring is welcome.

Bringing in the Lunar New Year Vietnamese style has been a memory for a lifetime.

Green bananas are a must-have for the altar during Tet. Traders rushed to Hanoi to supply the demand.

Flowers can be seen virtually everywhere in anticipation of Tet. Beautiful flower markets have been setup from the countryside to the city.

The Lunar New Year is a special event filled with tradition, history, joy and celebration, writes David Cornish.

Phong Lan takes us on a trip through the Dong Van Highlands, its natural sites and local people.