Explore Nghe An

Nghe An possesses a diverse terrain from high mountains, plains, midlands to an 82 km long coastline with many beautiful beaches, nature reserves… The beauty of this land is passed down in the Vietnamese folk song means “The green mountains and turquoise waters look like a painting”. General information about Nghe An Nghe An is […]

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Explore Quang Tri

Quang Tri has a diverse terrain including hills, plains, sand dunes, beaches running northwest – southeast and especially a cave system, famous as the “Kingdom of Caves”, including the world’s largest cave, Son Doong. In addition, Quang Tri also has Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, recognized as a World Natural Heritage. Another outstanding […]

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Explore Quang Ngai

Quang Ngai is not as noisy as other famous tourist destinations, but it has its own attractive beauty: wild, fresh, and authentic. This province has many revolutionary relics, famous people’s relics, scenic relics, and all types of tourism: spiritual tourism; sightseeing and historical research tourism; resort tourism; and eco-tourism. With a long coastline, majestic mountains, […]

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Explore Lam Dong

Lam Dong has rich natural beauty, with waterfalls interspersed among mountains, hills, valleys, and primeval forests. In 2025, Lam Dong will have an additional 190 km of sea route from Da Chet Cape (bordering Ca Na in Khanh Hoa) to Binh Chau alluvial land (now in Ho Chi Minh City), offering a wider range of […]

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Explore Tay Ninh

Tay Ninh is located in the Southeast region, bordering Dong Nai, Ho Chi Minh City, to the east and south, Dong Thap to the west, and Cambodia to the north, with a long border. The location is a key economic zone and is the gateway connecting the Southeast with the Mekong Delta. Tay Ninh is […]

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Explore Ca Mau

Ca Mau is the southernmost province of Vietnam, located in the Mekong Delta region. The land at the end of the country has three sides bordering the sea: the East Sea to the east, the Gulf of Thailand to the west and south, and An Giang and Can Tho to the north. Coming to Ca […]

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Vinh Hung Ancient Tower

Vinh Hung ancient tower is a rare architectural work that preserves the beauty of Oc Eo culture over time in Ca Mau province in particular and the Southern region in general. The tower was ranked as a “National architectural and artistic relic” in 1992 and a “Special National Monument” in July 2024. Overview about Vinh […]

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Phu Quoc Island

Phu Quoc is, coincidentally, known as the “pearl island” of Vietnam. This island is famous for its world-class beaches, diverse natural scenery, and attractions that reflect local culture. If you are planning to travel to Phu Quoc Island, don’t forget to pocket the useful experiences below to enjoy the most complete trip! General information about […]

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Kien Giang Museum

With modern French architecture blended with the ancient features of Southern houses, Kien Giang Museum is a place to preserve the culture, history, land, and people of Kien Giang (now merged into An Giang Province) in an extremely impressive way, through carefully preserved artifacts. Kien Giang Museum: History, Artifacts, and Architecture History of formation and […]

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Son Island

With beautiful white sand beaches, majestic and poetic rocky beaches, and rows of cool green coconut trees, Son Island appears like a sparkling gem in the middle of the vast ocean, with no trace of exploitation. With a quiet space and the most attractive wild beauty, Son Island in An Giang is an ideal Mekong […]

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