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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Cua Ong Temple

Cua Ong Temple, also known as Dong Hai Linh Tu, is located on a hill overlooking Bai Tu Long Bay, a national historical relic with unique architecture and long-standing cultural values. The sacred temple is also marked by the majestic beauty of the mountains, forests, and sea. Who is worshiped at Cua Ong Temple? Before […]

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Thien Cung Grotto

Located in the southwest of Ha Long Bay, Thien Cung Grotto is definitely one of the destinations you should not miss. Not only does it possess a unique landscape with an impressive stalactite system, but the cave is also a place to preserve many cultural and historical values of Ha Long land. Overview of Thien […]

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Cua Van fishing village

Cua Van is a fishing village hundreds of years old on Ha Long Bay, Quang Ninh. The beauty of this place is preserved through floating houses and scenes of fishermen at sea. Overview of Cua Van fishing village Belonging to tour route number 3, the ancient fishing village of Cua Van is located in the […]

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Vietnamese pagodas architecture on “the Roof of Indochina”

The spiritual cultural complex at the summit of Fansipan attracts millions of tourists and Buddhists from around the world to visit and worship every year. The complex starts from Bich Van Thien Pagoda, located right above the “Thanh Van Dac Lo” gate, near the Fansipan cable car station. The project is designed and built in […]

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Sapa Cuisine – Must-Try Delicacies!

Along with its majestic natural beauty and cool, fresh climate, Sapa delights visitors with its culinary culture, offering delicately prepared, attractive dishes. Sapa cuisine is a dish with the bold flavor of the Northwest mountains and forests. If you have the opportunity to come to Sapa, please try the dishes below to fully experience this […]

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President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum

The President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, affectionately known as Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum, is the resting place of Vietnamese revolutionary leader and President Ho Chi Minh. This is one of the first places most tourists, both Vietnamese and foreign, want to visit during their trip to Hanoi. This article provides information about the mausoleum and other […]

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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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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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Museum of Cham Sculpture

The Museum of Cham Sculpture in Da Nang is one of the largest and most important museums in Vietnam, which preserves and displays a rich collection of Cham sculpture artifacts. If you are planning to travel to Da Nang, stop by this museum to reminisce about the golden age of the Cham people.  General information […]

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