Vietnam Discovery

Following a winding road with hills of green tea and coffee plants on both sides, about 18km from the city of Bao Loc in Lam Dong Province to the northeast, tourists arrive in Damri Eco-tourism Area where there is an imposing, dazzling white waterfall of the same name that looks like a silk ribbon on the steep cliff. (Detail)

With the literal meaning of its name, Hai Hoa (“Peaceful”) Beach in the north-central province of Thanh Hoa boasts the serenity that only beautiful natural scenery can provide.(Detail)

Tourists on their way to Nha Trang will no doubt be excited about swimming, scuba diving, exploring the marine world or mud bathing, however, they should also consider eco-tourism and the hot spring at Yang Bay Waterfall tourist area.(Detail)

The typical characteristics of Cu Lao Cau Island are smooth sloping sandy beach, blue seawater, endlessly hills and mountains that create charming landscape...

Dong Ho folk paintings are popular with most Vietnamese people, but especially those in the Red River region. Dong Ho folk paintings are not just decorative, they convey lessons about morality.

The Southern region of Vietnam has a system of criss-crossing rivers and canals and primitive forests that provide the land with a plentiful resource of food to make delicious dishes, including Goi cuon (salad rolls) that is one of the 12 Vietnamese dishes in the food record category recognized by the Asian Record Association. (Detail)

Knowing Vietnamese noodles can be extremely helpful, as “pho” is to Hanoi and beef rice noodles is to Hue, Quang noodles is very popular in Quang Nam and Da Nang.(Detail)

Mo So is a limestone mountain range in Kien Giang Province’s Kien Giang Town which is famous for Hang Pagoda, Phu Tu Islet, Thach Cave and Da Dung Islet.

Nha Trang never loses its appeal to tourists with its immense beaches and beautiful islands. However, this time when we visited the coastal city we chose to have a one-day eco-tour to Nha Phu Lagoon.

Recently, foreign media reported that German explorers identified that Vietnam’s southern province of Dong Nai has Southeast Asia’s longest cave formed by volcanoes.

When mentioning Ninh Thuan Province, tourists instantly think of the stunning Vinh Hy Bay which is considered a charming fairy among magnificent mountains, or Cham Towers.(Detail)

After half a century of being classified as a national historic site in 1962 and seven years of being recorded in the Vietnamese Guinness Book as the pagoda with the most unique architecture in the country,  Mot Cot (One-Pillar) Pagoda was recently recognized as “The Pagoda with the Most Unique Architecture in Asia” by the Asia Record Organization. This once again affirmed the nearly-thousand year old pagoda’s historical and architectural values.

According to the legend of the Thai ethnic group in Muong Thanh, Dien Bien,  long time ago in a year of having good weather and a bumper crop, King Hung in Phu Tho Province organized a festival and invited representatives from ethnic groups and tribes to attend. During the festive days, there were many interesting folk games, including Con (a colourful fabric ball) throwing that then became a very popular game of the Thai people.

With numerous hexagonal basalt columns formed inside a lava flow which cooled slowly and crystallized, Ghenh Da Dia (Cliffs of Rock Plates) is considered a masterpiece of rocks gifted by nature. (Detail)

Paradise Cave is located in the core area of the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in a 200m high limestone mountain and surrounded by dense forests in the western mountain range of Truong Son.(Detail)