A visit to the Vinh Moc Tunnels offers a profound insight into the underground life and strategic operations of Quang Tri's residents during the war.

Discover the natural beauty and local specialties of Ta Puong waterfall, a top summer destination in Quang Tri

Hai Lang’s powdered porridge, more commonly known as snakehead fish porridge, has become an iconic culinary gem in Hai Lang District, Quang Tri Province.

The western region of Quang Tri Province is renowned for its array of potential tourist destinations that still preserve their hidden natural allure.

Con Co Island, with its unspoiled natural landscape, is an ideal destination for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.

From generation to generation, the Van Kieu ethnic community in Chenh Venh village voluntarily protects more than 676ha of natural forests in association with the rational exploitation of forest resources to create sustainable livelihoods.

The coastal village of Canh Duong in Quang Trach district, central Quang Binh province, is known for its breathtaking natural scenery. But now, the 400-year-old village attracts visitors with its beautiful and unique murals.

Mussel vermicelli in Quang Tri’s Mai Xa Village has been recognised as one of the top 100 of Vietnam’s outstanding specialties.

Hien Luong Bridge is the centre of the Hien Luong – Ben Hai twin bank historical relic cluster, which is recognised as a special national relic of Vietnam.

The chicken from Cua land is known for its prime taste and was once served as a royal food hundreds of years ago.