While Vietnam’s countryside casts a serene spell, its cities have an appeal all their own. Get a taste of urban Vietnamese culture by spending a few days in Ha Noi or Ho Chi Minh City. Here you’ll have world-class dining alongside cheap-as-chips street food, ancient pagodas next to five-star hotels, and glittering shopping mall…
Ho Chi Minh City will host the Asia & Oceania Regional Awards Ceremony of the 29th World Travel Awards – the annual awards recognizing excellence in the global tourism industry. “A metropolis of boundless energy, Ho Chi Minh City draws together old and new Vi…
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Ha Noi is a shopaholic’s paradise, and the best places to browse are in the street. There are plenty of Western-style malls selling international brands, which also double as air-conditioned entertainment centers with cinemas, cafes, and restaurants. But ever…
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Ho Chi Minh City’s art scene has grown exponentially in the last decade, expanding from a handful of small commercial galleries into a vibrant and diverse domestic art culture that prioritizes young, up-and-coming Vietnamese artists. Vietnamese visual art dat…
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Got some free time on your travel itinerary? There are a plethora of guided tours to choose from, whether you have a night, a half-day, or a full week free to explore... With the COVID-19 pandemic currently under control, tourism activities in and around the …
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Hoi An has captivated the imaginations of artists and photographers for hundreds of years. In the 18th Century, Hoi An was one of the most important trading ports in the South China Sea. Languages of the world were spoken in its alleyways, artisans swapped ma…
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Vietnamese history is far from straightforward. There have been many legends, many invasions, and many shifts, that’s why it’s helpful to have a hand in deciphering it all. Vietnam’s museums are the perfect starting point for any traveller looking to understa…
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