Travel

This weekend, with the upcoming 30th of April celebrations, a plethora of events are set to descend upon Hanoi, offering an array of exciting options for the city's youth to 'chill out'. A free night tour of the Temple of Literature and the National History Museum are among the must-visit attractions, providing a unique and cultural experience.

The Tay ethnic group has a unique festival of gratitude to the heavens and the earth, called the 'On Buoi Din' festival. During this occasion, the Tay community gathers to prepare offerings and express their reverence and gratitude to their ancestors, progenitors, and deities.

The hometown of newly crowned beauty queen, Nguyen Ngoc Kieu Duy, has been captivating locals and international visitors alike. With its rustic charm and quintessential Mekong Delta characteristics, it offers a unique glimpse into the region's culture and cuisine. The area's scenic beauty and mouthwatering array of specialty dishes create an irresistible allure, leaving visitors with unforgettable memories of this enchanting place.

"The World's 10 Most Welcoming Destinations": In the 13th annual Traveller Review Awards, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam, has been recognized as one of the most hospitable places on Earth.

"Chợ Chiều Năm Ngàn" is not just a marketplace but also a captivating destination for travelers visiting the mountainous Tay Giang district in Quang Nam Province.

Nestled along the romantic Ngo Dong river, Tam Coc Floating Market is a unique stop on the journey to explore Ninh Binh. With its humble beauty, the small boats laden with local produce offer a rustic and memorable experience for visitors.

Nestled in the heart of bustling Saigon, Tan Dinh Market is not just a historic marketplace but also a cultural icon intertwined with the city's history. Beyond being a familiar shopping destination, it serves as an ideal rendezvous point for those eager to delve into the everyday lifestyle and charm of the Saigonese.

"Journeys" can be a powerful means of emotional healing for women going through challenging times. Let's explore some destinations that can offer a transformative experience and provide a much-needed change of scenery to uplift your spirits.

The 200-year-old Hsinbyume Pagoda, a renowned tourist attraction located near the earthquake's epicenter in Mandalay, has sustained severe damage.

The Trùng Khánh market, a centuries-old institution dating back to the 19th century, is a vibrant hub of activity, hosting five lively sessions a month. Each session attracts 300 to 500 visitors, all flocking to experience the unique specialties on offer. The market boasts an array of delights, including limestone mountain chestnuts, Shan snow tea, Red Dao brocade, and an assortment of traditional culinary treats. A true feast for the senses, it is a destination not to be missed.