Vietnam Travel News

The Huynh Thuy Le Ancient House, located in Dong Thap Province’s Sa Dec Town, has become a tourist attraction

A foreign tourist at a souvenir shop on Le Loi Street in downtown Ho Chi Minh City.

National carrier Vietnam Airlines has requested the government to prevent Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia from forming a new budget joint-venture in Vietnam.

Relics of the Thang Long imperial city (former name of Ha Noi) will be open for public viewing during the 1,000th founding anniversary of the city.

Vistas and solace disencumber the mind along the central coast in Quang Ngai Province.

A 455-meter-long cable car line in the coastal town of Vung Tau gives travelers a panoramic view of the area’s beaches and hills.

A Vietnamese cultural festival was held at Warwick University in the UK on March 13 by the Vietnamese Students’ Association.

International travel agents are not allowed to organize outbound tours for Vietnamese tourists that involve visits to casinos, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism has said.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has hosted an Asia Culinary Fair, at which guests and diplomats from many countries had the chance to enjoy Vietnamese food.

The history of ceramics in southern Vietnam reveals how local people lived and how old cultures interacted

Russia has published a book covering the 60 years of comprehensive relations between Vietnam and Russia (formerly the Soviet Union) to mark the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries.

 The British Council will coordinate with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam to organise a training course on festival management in Hanoi from March 17-20.

Xam music, usually performed by groups of blind people wandering along the streets of Hanoi, is being revived, performed and introduced to the public by the Vietnam Music Art Development Centre (VMADC).