Whether you're planning a day trip or an overnight camping adventure, these four waterfalls near Hanoi combine natural beauty with affordable travel.

More than 300 ancient longan trees with twisting, dragon-like trunks have transformed a family orchard in Can Tho into one of the Mekong Delta's most distinctive tourist attractions.

Just a short drive from Hanoi, Huu Lien in Lang Son has become a favorite family getaway thanks to its tranquil landscapes, local cuisine and crowd-free experiences.

Blending Spanish-style architecture with a story from Vietnam's last royal dynasty, the Phi Anh Villa continues to captivate tourists in Lam Dong.

Quang Tri offers travellers a rare combination of beaches, forests, history and hilltop camping experiences.

Deep inside a cave atop Dinh Mountain in Ninh Binh lies a small pool of crystal-clear water that has never been known to run dry.

Since reopening to the public, Lam Kinh’s restored main hall has emerged as a symbol of cultural preservation and historical pride.

Although reaching the destination requires navigating a challenging mountain road, travelers from Hanoi, Hai Phong and other northern cities continue to make the journey in search of cooler temperatures, fresh air and spectacular scenery.

Dong Nai’s fruit harvest season is reaching its peak, attracting large numbers of visitors eager to explore orchards, take photos, pick ripe fruit by hand and enjoy fresh produce right where it is grown.

As Hanoi swelters under temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, many travelers are heading to Pu Nhi peak in Son La for cooler weather and peaceful camping.

Located around 200km from Hanoi, equivalent to roughly four to five hours of travel, Ban Mon Stream in Son La Province has recently become a popular summer escape, attracting visitors from across northern Vietnam looking to cool off and relax.

A rugged hillside in Gia Lai has become an unexpected attraction thanks to striking layers of eroded earth shaped like ancient structures.

Located in a secluded valley surrounded by majestic mountains in Thu Bon Commune, Da Nang, the My Son temple complex once served as a major religious centre of the Champa Kingdom for more than a millennium.

Below are several suggested destinations for June travel, featuring beautiful natural scenery and unique local experiences for visitors to explore.

Deep inside a remote mountain range in Gia Lai, a towering rock formation resembling a meditating Buddha has become the center of local legends and growing curiosity.

A little-known island in Quang Ninh is quietly becoming a favorite among Hanoi travelers searching for untouched beaches, fresh seafood and a slower pace of life this summer.

The refreshed facade of Tan Dinh Market has transformed the century-old landmark into one of Ho Chi Minh City’s newest cultural check-in spots.

A waterfall inspired by the virtues of Vietnamese mothers has officially opened at the memorial site of President Ho Chi Minh’s mother in Nghe An.

From untouched valleys to peaceful ethnic villages, these destinations in Lang Son are becoming favorite escapes for travelers looking for cooler weather and authentic local experiences.