Vietnam Travel News

The Fifth International Photo Contest in Vietnam’s jury presented awards to 32 best pictures of photographers from 16 countries and territories and put them on show in Vietnam Arts and Culture Exhibition Centre at 2 Hoa Lu Street, Hanoi on November 1.

Binh Chau Hot Spring, about 150km from HCMC in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau, is a popular destination with its hot spa waters and hot mud baths in the fresh air of coastal forest land.

Luxury hotels nationwide are still struggling to shift their focus with a view to increasing their occupancy rates in the remaining months of the year.

The small raised wooden walkway over the scrub provides an enthralling view of the Gao Giong eco-tourism park.
Gao Giong in the southern province of Dong Thap is a place that Cong has been closely connected to for many years.

In order to preserve the folk arts of her native province, Ta Thi Hinh teaches free classes about the subject in order to share her passion, Nguyen Thanh Ha reports.

People can get lost in a world of ancient objects at one of largest national antiquity collections at Nguyen Manh Quy’s private house.

The Costa Classica cruise liner carrying 2,000 tourists and crew on board, mainly from Italy, Spain, the UK and Germany, will visit Ho Chi Minh City

The number of international visitors to Vietnam in October reached some 228,000, down 25 percent from last month, said the General Statistics Office (GSO).

Eight kilometres from the centre of Kon Tum city lies the Kon K’Tu eco-tourist village which attracts both domestic and foreign tourists keen to enjoy its unique culture and traditional long and stilt houses.

For those day-trippers who are not willing to spend the time scouring the country to discover the historical images and the centuries old culture of Vietnam’s 63 provinces and cities,

All 45 hotels across the country designated for accommodating athletes and guests at the Asian Indoor Games III are well prepared for the regional sports event scheduled to take place between today and November 8.

The Ooc Om Boc Festival, an annual event of the Khmer people in the Mekong Delta, opened earlier this week with a trade and tourism fare at the Ho Nuoc Ngot Park in Soc Trang Province.

A plan to build a 4,000m long cable car system for getting to the top of Bach Ma (White Horse) Mountain, proposed by the Song Da-Thang Long Co has been approved by the Thua Thien-Hue authorities.