Category: Travel Guide

Nguyen Sinh Sac (Vietnamese: Nguyễn Sinh Sắc) was the father of President Ho Chi Minh. He was a magistrate until he was demoted for abuse of power after a landlord, whom he had ordered to be beaten, died shortly after receiving a caning. After being dismissed, he went to the South and lived in Hoa […]

Ton Thanh Pagoda is the oldest pagoda in Tay Ninh, featuring an ancient and distinctive architectural style. This famous pagoda is also immortalized in numerous poems and proverbs and has been preserved in history books for generations. For these reasons, it attracts not only many Buddhists who come to pray but also tourists. Overview of […]

Rach Cat Fort (Vietnamese: pháo đài Rạch Cát; pháo đài means “fort”) is a military fort with distinctive French-style architecture, surrounded by high walls and featuring platforms for mounting cannons. The building became an impregnable fort for the French colonists in Indochina. Originally a military fort during the war, Rach Cat Fort now serves a […]

Binh Thanh Tower is an architectural masterpiece from the Oc Eo culture, dating back more than a thousand years. The tower not only stands out for its architecture but also has profound historical and cultural value, making it a tourist destination in Tay Ninh that attracts many culture lovers. Overview of the Binh Thanh Tower […]

Chau Thoi Pagoda is not only an ancient pagoda marking the formation and development of Northern Buddhism in the Southeast region but also a famous scenic spot of Binh Duong province. With ancient architecture and a convenient location, this pagoda attracts many tourists to visit and worship. Overview of Chau Thoi Pagoda The full name […]

Cat Tien National Park (Vietnamese: Vườn quốc gia Cát Tiên; vườn quốc gia means national park) is home to one of Vietnam’s most diverse ecosystems. Experiencing a “green travel” trip and enjoying fresh natural spaces is an effective method to help us heal and renew ourselves. In addition to adventure tourism activities, visitors to Cat […]

Po Sah Inu Tower, also known as Poshanu Tower (or more accurately, Poshanu Tower Complex), was built around the end of the 8th century and completed at the beginning of the 9th century, originally intended for worship of Shiva, one of the supreme deities of Hinduism. Overview of Po Sah Inu Tower Po Sah Inu […]

Phan Thiet is a coastal area. Historically, fishermen from the central region established villages and hamlets. Thuy Tu was established by fishermen, guided by the tradition and the dream of a beautiful, prosperous craft village, as its name suggests. Usually, each village is associated with a temple. Therefore, Van Thuy Tu was also built in […]