Category: Travel Guide

Located about 70km from Da Lat (Lam Dong province), Ta Hine features pristine mountain and forest scenery. There, the Jraiblian waterfall lies amidst the Chu Ru ethnic village, a sight both poetic and majestic. The indigenous Chu Ru people call this waterfall Jraiblian, meaning “High Stone Waterfall,” and it is located in Ta Hine commune […]

Xuan Huong Lake is widely regarded as a symbol of the dreamy city of Da Lat. Its poetic and enchanting scenery attracts visitors. Overview of Xuan Huong Lake Xuan Huong Lake is a beautiful lake in Xuan Huong Ward, Da Lat, which was once the city center. It is an artificial lake with a circumference […]

Dalat Cathedral is not only an important religious site but also a stunning architectural masterpiece in the heart of Dalat, a dreamy city. With its long history and European-influenced design, the cathedral attracts visitors not only for its magnificent exterior but also for the stories and cultural values it embodies. Overview of the Dalat Cathedral […]

Truc Lam Monastery of Da Lat is a wonderful destination for those seeking tranquility and peace amidst the beautiful nature of the Da Lat highlands. With its unique architecture and traditional Zen style, Truc Lam Monastery offers visitors a tranquil setting and an opportunity to learn about Zen spirituality and rituals. Let’s explore this monastery […]

In the heart of bustling Ho Chi Minh City, the Mariamman Temple stands out brilliantly and mysteriously, becoming a unique cultural intersection between Hinduism and the spiritual life of the Vietnamese people. Many people share stories of the temple’s sacredness. They believe that if one prays sincerely, the goddess Mariamman will listen and help. A […]

The Ao Dai Museum in Ho Chi Minh City officially opened on January 22, 2014, the result of over 10 years of dedication and vision by artist and designer Si Hoang. The museum showcases Ao Dai dresses from various eras, worn by notable figures in Vietnam. Overview of the Ao Dai Museum Address: 206/19/30 Long […]

Truc Lam Tra Vinh Zen Monastery is the only Zen monastery of the Truc Lam Zen sect in the province, built in the style of Vietnamese Buddhist architecture from the Ly-Tran dynasties. Overview of Truc Lam Tra Vinh Zen Monastery The Truc Lam Tra Vinh Zen Monastery is the first Zen monastery of the Truc Lam […]

Vinh Long is one of the provinces in the Mekong Delta with many Khmer ethnic people living there. Visitors will easily come across many pagodas that reflect the cultural identity of the Khmer people. Each pagoda is a unique architectural work of art. Among them, Nodol Pagoda is a name that cannot be ignored. Overview […]

Ong Bon is a typical temple of the Chinese community living in the Southwest region. The temple is famous for its bold oriental architecture, peaceful space, and countless rare antiques. This is also an ideal destination for young people to visit and sightsee when traveling to Can Tho. Overview of the Ong Bon Temple Ong […]

Located in the lower reaches of the Hau River, Can Tho has a cultural exchange among the Chinese, Kinh, and Khmer ethnic groups, in which historic Chinese pagodas contribute to the diversity of spiritual and cultural tourism in Can Tho. Lady Thien Hau Temple in My Xuyen is a famous religious structure of the Chinese in […]