Ben Duoc Tunnels

The Ben Duoc Tunnels are among the famous historical relics in Cu Chi, Ho Chi Minh City. This place was once the base of revolutionary forces during the resistance war against the US to save the country. Coming to Ben Duoc Tunnels, visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the heroic history of the […]

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Secrets of tunnels in Vietnam and horrifying traps

Cu Chi Tunnels waited for American soldiers with suffocating, cramped conditions, pitch darkness, mines, traps, poisonous snakes, scorpions, and then skilled guerrillas… The underground city The resilience and fierce fighting power of the army and local people in Cu Chi were maintained by a system of tunnels – multi-layered tunnels stretching up to 200 km, […]

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Tan Thong Hoi Traditional Craft Village

Tan Thong Hoi traditional craft village (Cu Chi, HCMC) is known as the country’s leading producer of bamboo screens. The village also attracts a lot of  tourists who come to explore, admire the brilliant bamboo curtains, and experience the process of creating a delicate product. History of Tan Thong Hoi traditional craft village According to […]

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Vietnamese Square Sticky Rice Cake

Vietnamese square sticky rice cake (bánh chưng) is a traditional cake often seen on the ancestor-worship altar during the Tet Holidays and King Hung’s anniversary (March 10 of the lunar calendar). For the Vietnamese, the cake is the ideal way to express gratitude to their ancestors, heaven, and earth. The process of making Vietnamese sticky rice […]

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The Beauty of Saigon: Past & Present

After more than 300 years of establishment and development, old Saigon and Ho Chi Minh City today have become a bustling commercial center, the largest in the country. Experiencing many ups and downs throughout history, yet in many places, streets, markets, and buildings still retain the beautiful image of the old days. Both domestic and foreign tourists […]

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Hoang Cam Stove

Hoang Cam Stove (Vietnamese: bếp Hoàng Cầm, bếp means stove) was created during the Hòa Bình campaign (1951 – 1952). The stove is named after the man who made it, a military chef, Mr. Hoàng Cầm. Since its introduction, the stove has been widely used in the Vietnamese army and is mandatory in all units. […]

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Mekong Delta in Vietnam

The Mekong Delta is the region in southwestern Vietnam where the Mekong River approaches and empties into the sea through a network of distributaries. With most of the land covered and divided by wetlands and water, creating a unique way of life and culture, it is home to myriad attractive destinations.  However, too many tourists […]

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Ben Duoc Memorial Temple

Ben Duoc Memorial Temple (Vietnamese: đình tưởng niệm Bến Dược),  is a historical and cultural work of the Party Committee and people of Ho Chi Minh City. The temple was built to commemorate the great gratitude of the soldiers and people who fought and sacrificed on the land of Saigon – Gia Định in the […]

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HCMC issues Covid safety rules to resume tourism

Tourists coming to HCMC must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 or have recovered from the disease. Visitors aged under 18 must furnish a negative Covid test certificate obtained within 48 hours before arrival. These are among newly issued safety regulations for the city’s tourism industry as HCMC starts to gradually resume tourism activities in so-called […]

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Tay Ninh Holy See

One of the famous tourist destinations in Tay Ninh is the Tay Ninh Holy See, a religious site of a local faith with distinctive architecture, located on a 1.2 km-wide campus. Overview of Tay Ninh Holy See Tay Ninh Holy See, also known as Cao Dai Cathedral, is located on Pham Ho Phap Avenue, Long […]

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