Just a few meters from the turquoise shoreline of Ly Son Island (Ly Son Special District, Quang Ngai) lies an ancient well with crystal-clear, refreshingly cool, and remarkably sweet water - untouched by salinity for centuries.

Explore three hidden gems along Vietnam's central coast known for turquoise seas, white sand beaches, and untouched charm.

The Co To special zone in northern Quang Ninh province officially launched its “Co To Digital” application on July 9, marking a significant step forward in its digital transformation efforts.

This rugged-shelled delicacy is a flavorful island treat that tourists can't resist, even if it means tapping the table to get a bite.

On Cai Chien Island in Quang Ninh, a rare local chicken known for its ‘beard’ and crispy golden skin is gaining fame.

Bich Dam Island (Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa) is emerging as a viral summer destination on social media, drawing travelers to experience its raw, tranquil beauty and rustic charm.

A small island in Quang Ninh, with smooth white-sand beaches, dense casuarina groves, and emerald green waters, offers a peaceful escape without the crowds.

Around midday, as the sun reaches its peak, the road leading to Eo Gio on Quan Lan Island becomes especially stunning, framed by endless green foliage and, in the distance, the expansive blue sea.

Known for pristine beaches and royal seafood, this Quang Ninh island stuns visitors.

Professional and amateur photographers across Vietnam are encouraged to compete in a photo contest highlighting the beauty of Vietnamese Hoang Sa and Truong Sa islands.