The communal house carved with nearly 400 dragons in Hai Phong

One of the unique features of Hang Kenh Communal House (Hai Phong) is the nearly 400 dragons in the carvings, each with a different appearance. Hang Kenh Communal House, named by scholar Nhan Tho Communal House and popularly known as the Rong Bay (Flying Dragon) Communal House, on Nguyen Cong Tru Street, Le Chan Ward, Hai […]

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Voi Mountain

Voi Mountain in Hai Phong is one of the city’s scenic spots, rich in long-standing cultural and historical heritage. This is one of the most wonderful and attractive destinations for exploring Hai Phong. Overview of Voi Mountain Voi (Elephant) Mountain is the highest mountain in Hai Phong, located on the banks of the Lach Tray […]

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French architectural heritages over 100 years old in Hai Phong

With a lifespan of more than 100 years, some French architectural works built from the late 19th century to the early 20th century are still preserved, becoming attractive destinations for tourists visiting Hai Phong City. Previously, Hai Phong, a coastal area, was one of the first three first-class urban areas in Vietnam in 1888, under […]

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‘Western Theatre’ in Hai Phong

Built in 1912, modeled after medieval French theatres, the Hai Phong Opera House is still preserved almost intact. It has long become a symbol and a unique tourist destination of the “Port City”. In the early 20th century, Hai Phong’s population was about 16,000 people, including thousands of French soldiers and expatriates. Therefore, the French […]

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Bien Hoa Ancient Citadel

Bien Hoa – Dong Nai is known for many outstanding relics and scenic spots, such as: Tran Bien Temple of Literature, Ong Pagoda, Buu Long scenic area… But it seems that there is a forgotten relic located right in the heart of the city. Located in Quang Vinh ward, the ancient citadel of Bien Hoa […]

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Visit But Thap Pagoda – admire the national treasure

Bac Ninh is a land with a long history and rich cultural traditions. The homeland has many historical and cultural relics, the most prominent of which is the But Thap Pagoda – an ancient pagoda that preserves 3 national treasures. But Thap Pagoda, also known as Ninh Phuc Pagoda, is one of the most beautiful […]

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Nom Village

Crossing the sunny road, with green rice fields on both sides to reach Nom village, in Hung Yen, visitors seem to step into a peaceful, ancient space from several hundred years ago. Upon arriving in Nom village, visitors are immersed in a complex of ancient relics, including the village gate, well, communal house yard, banyan […]

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Dinh Bang Communal House

Dinh Bang communal house is an ancient architectural work, a valuable historical relic in sculpture and decoration, featuring hundreds of intricate patterns and motifs, and is considered a typical sculpture of the 18th century. As a massive ancient architectural work featuring unique traditional wood-decorative artistry, Dinh Bang communal house (Tu Son Ward, Bac Ninh Province) […]

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Rong Temple

Rong Temple is the place to worship Ly Chieu Hoang, the first and only empress regnant in Vietnam’s feudal history. The Rong Temple (Vietnamese: Đền Rồng) is located in Tu Son Ward, Bac Ninh province. The main hall worships empress regnant Ly Chieu Hoang, the 9th and last emperor of the Ly dynasty. The temple […]

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10 beautiful ancient Vietnamese villages

The image of the countryside always has a rustic, familiar beauty, like a spiritual medicine that helps people calm down after all the worries and fatigue of daily life. If you have the opportunity, you should visit one of the 10 ancient, poetic villages in Vietnam, hoping the trip brings a sense of relaxation, peace, […]

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