Travel

"Recently, Ban Lien has emerged as an unexpected destination, gaining widespread recognition thanks to its feature on the reality TV show, 'Haha Family: The Days of the Open Sky.' This picturesque locale has captured the hearts of many, offering a unique and captivating experience that has left a lasting impression on viewers and travelers alike."

"Hot girl" Tăng Mỹ Hàn, rumored girlfriend of the rapper Hieuthuhai, is a jet-setting beach bum. This free-spirited beauty is often spotted at famous beaches and tourist spots, both domestically and abroad.

Renowned Vietnamese television host, MC Quyền Linh, treated his two daughters, Lọ Lem and Hạt Dẻ, to a summer vacation they'll never forget. The trio embarked on a journey across Europe, exploring the enchanting lands of France, Italy, and Switzerland.

The pristine beach of Bai Dong is located in the commune of Nghi Son, Tinh Gia district. With its untouched beauty and idyllic scenery, it has been likened to the famed islands of Ly Son and Phu Quoc, offering a glimpse of Vietnam's pristine coastal charm.

Once a staple food during hard times, bong khoai (tuber strips or potato ribbons) has now become a delicacy sought after by many.

With each longan season, Dong Bang Longan Market in Chi Lang, Lang Son, buzzes with vibrant energy as it becomes the busiest hub in the remote border region. Thousands of mountain-based farmers flock to the market, carrying baskets brimming with sweet, fragrant longans, transforming the area into a bustling hub of trade and commerce from the early morning hours.

The Dao San Fair is a vibrant weekly market located in Dao San Commune, Phong Tho District, Lai Chau Province. This bustling marketplace comes alive every Saturday, as well as on Ox and Goat days according to the lunar calendar.

Although the snake may be a creature that inspires wariness in many, the unique and delectable dishes featuring this reptile in the Mekong Delta, particularly in Tien Giang province, offer an unforgettable culinary experience. The distinct flavor of snake-based cuisine in this region captivates diners, making it hard to resist coming back for more.

The humble tree bark, once thought fit only for drum-making and tough and pungent to boot, has been transformed by the ethnic Muong and Thai people of Hoa Binh, Son La, and Lai Chau into a delicacy that is a testament to the local culture.

In the wind-swept hills of Nam Tra My, Quang Nam, amidst the vast and majestic forests, lies a culinary treasure known as "rau luoi" or "rau lui." This wild mountain vegetable has transcended its humble origins and emerged as a renowned delicacy, sought after by discerning food connoisseurs as a precious gift from nature itself.