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Taste Atlas has included Vietnam’s Thit dong and Canh bong thap cam in its list of the world’s best mushroom dishes, highlighting the rich flavors and traditions of Vietnamese cuisine in a global context.
Australia’s tourism newswire Escape recently revealed the 13 best places to visit in September, including the ancient town of Hoi An in Quang Nam province.
Three Vietnamese dishes, including Gỏi bò (Vietnamese Beef Salad), Nộm (traditional Vietnamese salad), and Phở trộn (Mixed Pho), have been named among the list of the top 86 best rated salads in Asia.
Michelin Guide has published an article suggesting a two-day tour of the capital with a range of delicious street foods and interesting tourist attractions put forward.
In Da Nang, a humble eatery known for its Michelin recognition offers an incredible culinary value that surprises a South Korean couple. This discovery showcases the rich flavors and affordability of Vietnam’s renowned street food scene.
Ben Groundwater, a noted columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald, extols Cha ca La Vong as an essential culinary delight in Hanoi.
On August 19th, the British publication Daily Mail unveiled a breathtaking collection of photographs of Vietnam, captured by renowned photographer Daniel Kordan during his 2023 visit.
An episode about Vietnam’s Son Doong Cave in the television series BBC Planet Earth III has received two nominations at the 2024 Emmy Awards, which once again shows the potential for introducing the country’s images to the world through films.
Four Vietnamese dishes have been proudly placed in the prestigious '100 Best Rice-Based Foods in the world' list, as announced by Taste Atlas, spotlighting Vietnam's rich culinary traditions on a global platform.
Venturing into the Earth’s depths, Laura Sharman of the Daily Mail narrates her surreal experience spending a night in Son Doong, the world's largest cave, situated in Vietnam’s Quang Binh province.
With an average room rate of 1.45 million VND (58 USD), Da Lat has been named the destination in Vietnam that has offered the most competitive room rates during the last two months.
Cruising on the Lan Ha Bay - Ha Long Bay - Dau Be Island route in the northern province of Quang Ninh and taking a basket boat in Hoi An Ancient Town in the central province of Quang Nam has been ranked among the world's 25 best boat experiences.
Asia is home to some of the world’s safest countries, with 10 nations, including Vietnam, coming under the spotlight due to their low crime rates, political stability, and secure environment.
Renowned travel site Wanderlust Storytellers recently recognized Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam, as the top destination in its list of 25 places with surreal beauty worldwide.
Five dishes from Vietnam have been named in Taste Atlas's "Top 100 Stir-Fried Dishes in Asia." The list includes the popular water spinach with garlic, celebrated for its delicate flavors and vibrant presentation.
Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi has ranked among the top 15 culinary destinations in the world as voted by readers of the world's largest travel guidance platform TripAdvisor.
Vietnam's fish sour soup, sweet and sour fish soup, and linh fish hotpot with sesbania flowers have been ranked among the 57 best fish dishes in the world by Taste Atlas.
Da Lat waterfall tour has been ranked among the top 25 outdoor and nature activities worldwide for 2024. This exciting tour, which includes stops at Datanla and Voi Falls, promises an unforgettable experience for adventurers.
Lonely Planet, the renowned travel guide publisher, has recently unveiled its list of the top seven solo travel destinations in Southeast Asia. Vietnam proudly boasts two cities on this prestigious list: Hanoi and Da Nang.
Vietnamese snacks Nem Ran (spring rolls) and Chao Tom (shrimp on sugarcane) have been recognized among the world's top 100 snacks by the renowned food website TasteAtlas.