Main Gate – Historical witnesses in Thang Long Imperial Citadel

Main Gate (Vienamese: Đoan Môn) is one of the main gates leading to the Forbidden City in the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long. Based on the monument’s construction materials and existing architectural style, it can be confirmed that the current Main Gate was built during the Le dynasty and renovated during the Nguyen dynasty. The […]

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Relics of revolutionary – House D67

Visitors to Thang Long Imperial Citadel can now visit the vault of House D67 with many new artifacts on display. House and basement D67 are located north of Kinh Thien Palace. Previously, this place was the Command Headquarters of the Vietnam People’s Army during the 1954 – 1975 war. In 1966, the US began using […]

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Get “lost” in the lush green space of Tra Que vegetable village

Green tourism is a trend loved by tourists, and Tra Que vegetable village will help you feel “healed” as you return to nature and experience harvesting clean vegetables. Tra Que vegetable village is located in Hoi An Tay Ward, only about 3km from the old town center. Up to 400 years old, this place is […]

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7 interesting facts of My Son Holy Land that not everyone knows

Existing for more than 1,500 years amid the devastation of war and the passage of time, My Son Holy Land still retains its uniqueness, making the relic mysterious and sacred, with distinctive features and interesting aspects that not everyone knows. Who discovered My Son Sanctuary? In 1885, My Son Holy Land was discovered by a […]

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Unique 8 national treasures in An Giang of Oc Eo Culture

The Oc Eo culture belongs to the Funan Kingdom, an ancient country among the earliest in Southeast Asia, dating from the 1st to 7th centuries AD. The first relics were discovered and excavated by Mr. Louis Malleret, a French archaeologist at Oc Eo mound (Vong The commune, Thoai Son district, An Giang province) in 1944. […]

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Experience to visit The Lady temple in Sam mountain

Sam Mountain, 284m high, is a famous spiritual tourist destination in Chau Doc, An Giang, because of the legend of The Lady (Vietnamese: Bà Chúa Xứ). According to legend, about 200 years ago, after discovering the sacredness of the Lady statue (located atop Sam Mountain), local people brought the statue to the foot of the […]

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Special value of 9 national treasures of Champa culture

The Museum of Cham Sculpture is currently the largest repository of Champa cultural artifacts in the country. The museum currently stores and displays 9 national treasures, and is a must-see when travel to Da Nang. 1. Tra Kieu Pedestal  The Tra Kieu pedestal is the only Champa altar remaining relatively intact, with a square base […]

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Cloud hunting on Hai Van Pass

Considered “the most majestic landscape in the world”, Hai Van Pass is located in the Bach Ma mountain range and serves as the natural boundary between Hue and Da Nang city. An experience you cannot miss when visiting Hai Van Pass is hunting for clouds and watching the sunrise. Coming here, visitors will admire the […]

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Weekend Away to experience Can Tho, where should you go?

Given the characteristics of the Mekong Delta rivers, Can Tho City always offers destinations with many cultural activities and unique natural scenery that fascinate tourists. Admire the sunrise at the Cai Rang floating market To start the day, you should go to the Cai Rang floating market. This is the busiest floating market in the […]

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Scene of hundred-year-old ceramic brick kilns in the Mekong Delta

The yellow sunlight at the end of the day bathes the red, hundred-year-old ceramic brick kilns on both sides of the canal, which look like “pyramids”, creating a magical and strange scene. From the direction of My Thuan Bridge to the center of Vinh Long, along the Co Chien river to Mang Thit… you will […]

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