Vietnam Travel News

The departments of Culture, Sports and Tourism in four northern provinces of Ha Giang, Tuyen Quang, Cao Bang and Bac Kan have signed an agreement to boost co-operation in tourism development.

A five-year master plan that aims to form a tourism quadrangle in Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta is being developed by the provinces of An Giang and Kien Giang and the cities of Ca Mau and Can Tho.

Not as popular as Con Son Tourist Site or Kiep Bac Temple, Kinh Chu Grotto and An Phu Tourist Site in the northern province of Hai Duong are luring more and more tourists with their charm and historical significance.

Entering the stilt house of artist Y Moan in Dha Prong village, in the Central Highlands province of Dac Lac, is like stepping into the past.

A group of elderly people in Bac Giang keep the art of quan ho alive

On a clear day, Chua Mountain southwest of Da Nang looks somewhat like an eagle’s beak when seen from Tay Vien Valley.

 The Asian American Association has received 120 typical Vietnamese antiques for exhibition in the US.

Japan will provide nearly US$10 million to build a replica of Hue Citadel’s Can Chanh Palace from 2010-2015, which was destroyed during the war in 1947.

On 26th September 2009, Mövenpick Hotel Hanoi and Mövenpick Hotel Saigon will jointly organize a Charity Golf Tournament at King’s Island Golf Club in Hanoi, benefiting Agent Orange victims in Vietnam.

Bach Thuan is located in Vu Thu District, approximately 20km from Thai Binh City.

In Thuan An District, Binh Duong.
This area has become a green tourist site suitable for people of all ages.

 Cau Dong pagoda, one of Vietnam’s oldest religious sites, honours Tran Thu Do, a crafty politician who usurped control from the Ly Dynasty and founded the Tran Dynasty in the name of his nephew in the 13th century.

A list of 10 special national treasures nationwide has been announced, according to a decision of the Prime Minister.

A very large Japanese contingent joined Hoi An residents and Vietnamese scholars for the seventh annual Vietnam-Japan Cultural Exchange.

Mon Beach on the central coast is largely untouched and an ideal place to spend some leisure time.