Category: Travel Guide

Dak Lak is located at the headwaters of the Serepok River system and is part of the Ba River. This land has rich natural beauty, in harmony with rivers interspersed among mountains, hills, valleys, primeval forests, lagoons, bays, and islands… very diverse! This destination still has many beautiful, pristine, and mysterious landscapes. General information about […]

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 […]

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 […]

Fried field mouse with lemongrass and chili, fried perch, grilled snakehead fish, and hotpot are delicious dishes on the culinary map that tourists should explore when visiting Ca Mau. Ca Mau cuisine is rich, typical of the river region, with dishes that always captivate visitors. Below is a list of specialties of Ca Mau that […]

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 […]