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.

Discover Suoi May (May Stream) in Thanh Hoa, a hidden stream with crystal-clear water and peaceful surroundings.

A scenic escape just 60km from Hanoi, Ba Vi National Park offers breathtaking cloud views, fresh air, and easy access for weekend travelers.

After six months of renovation, a 1,400-square-meter bomb shelter beneath the Ho Chi Minh City Museum in Sai Gon ward, Ho Chi Minh City, has reopened to visitors, with additional rooms and exhibits introduced.

As the 30 April - 1 May holiday approaches, many popular tourist destinations are expected to be overcrowded. For those seeking a quieter journey, several lesser-known locations in northern Vietnam offer both scenic beauty and a sense of calm.

Below are four destinations in central Vietnam that offer scenic landscapes, fewer crowds, delicious food, reasonable costs, and a range of engaging experiences during the April 30 - May 1 holiday.

Looking to beat the heat without traveling far? These destinations near Ho Chi Minh City offer fresh air, scenic landscapes, and diverse experiences for the upcoming holiday.

For those who prefer a slower pace and want to avoid long journeys during the upcoming Reunification Day and International Workers’ Day holiday, Hanoi still holds a surprising number of nature-filled retreats just a short drive away.

A beach often dubbed the “Hawaii of Vietnam” has been drawing increasing attention from travelers, not only for its picturesque scenery but also for its surprisingly low costs.

Below are three destinations near Hanoi known for scenic landscapes, good food and convenient travel, offering travelers appealing options for the upcoming April 30 - May 1 holiday.

Northern Vietnam offers a wealth of serene, poetic, and culturally vibrant villages - ideal for travelers seeking a healing getaway during Tet (Lunar New Year) 2026.

Drawn to immersive rural experiences, international travelers are flocking to Ninh Binh, where they roast chicken, make pork patties, catch snails and fish, and hike through limestone mountains.

Thung Ui in Ninh Binh is captivating visitors with its emerald lake, limestone cliffs, and ancient spiritual sites. A peaceful, cinematic retreat awaits.

Just 70km from the capital, a radiant lily field by the Kinh Thay River has become a hotspot for springtime check-ins.

Just 40km from Hanoi, ancient villages preserve architectural wonders and living crafts that define the spirit of Vietnamese heritage.