The remains of Dong Duong Monastery continue to reveal the grandeur of a once-influential Buddhist hub.

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.

An early butterfly bloom and towering wild taro plants have turned Cuc Phuong into a trending destination, attracting waves of visitors eager for photos and nature.

In late April, Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang is draped in a soft purple hue as thàn mát flowers burst into bloom, lining the winding road to Ban Co Peak and drawing crowds of visitors eager to admire and capture the scene.

The Can Gio international transshipment port project, with a total investment of nearly US$5 billion, is expected to become a new logistics hub for the region. Construction is scheduled to begin around the April 30 holiday.

High atop Zi’liêng peak in Hung Son, a border commune of Da Nang, lies a rare forest of ancient po mu trees - a place locals call a “kingdom” and protect as a sacred inheritance.

Deep within tropical karst terrain, Kling - Ruc Ca Roong - A Cu reveals a landscape shaped over millions of years.

A vast field of water hyacinths in full bloom on the outskirts of Hanoi has recently become a magnet for visitors, with its striking purple hues spreading across the rural landscape.

A small island in Ly Son surprises visitors with pristine beauty and a slower, simpler way of life.

The story of Lien Phai Pagoda is inseparable from its founder - a nobleman who abandoned privilege to establish a uniquely Vietnamese Zen tradition.

Nestled at the confluence of the Van and Day rivers, Nui Non Nuoc - also known by its ancient name Duc Thuy Son - rises modestly yet carries a remarkable cultural weight.

These days, along the waters off Sam Son in Thanh Hoa province, many fishermen head out to sea before dawn to harvest jellyfish - a seasonal catch that is bringing daily earnings of millions of dong for many households.

These days in Hoi An, foreign visitors are delighting in hands-on experiences of carpentry and mat weaving at Kim Bong, a craft village with a history spanning more than 500 years.

From February to early April, Hue enjoys clear skies and gentle sunshine, creating the perfect backdrop for sightseeing and romantic getaways.

A unique pair of miniature ponies and other friendly animals are delighting visitors at Dong Tam Snake Farm in the Mekong Delta.

Whole grilled snakehead fish is a popular southern offering, symbolizing resilience and prosperity in business.

As the 10th day of the first lunar month approaches, Ho Chi Minh City’s Chinese community flocks to Phung Hung - Nguyen Trai intersection to buy prosperity cakes and ritual offerings, praying for a year of thriving business and abundant fortune.

For seven consecutive years, Nguyen Ngoc An has donned royal robes to reenact the sacred “king ploughing” ritual at the Tich dien Doi Son festival.

As Lunar New Year unfolds, Hmong communities in Van Chan and Phinh Ho gather on mist-covered peaks, keeping ancient games and vibrant traditions alive from the third to the seventh day of the first lunar month.