While some may shy away from nem thinh due to its raw preparation, many find themselves hooked after their first taste.

Exploring Thanh Hoa’s culinary treasures, Australian travelers Dion and Kim found nem nuong to be a standout dish, exceeding their expectations with its rich, smoky taste.

The Vinh Lang Stele, a national treasure from the early Le dynasty, is not only a testament to artistic mastery but also a profound symbol of Vietnam’s enduring cultural heritage.

One of the most beautiful ancient villages in Vietnam, Dong Son Village in the central province of Thanh Hoa, is vibrant with a festive atmosphere and a variety of cultural activities to welcome the Tet (Lunar New Year) Festival.

The central province of Thanh Hóa is famous far and wide for not only its nem chua (fermented pork rolls) but also Tứ Trụ thorn leaf cake (locally known as bánh gai) made by cooks in Mía Hamlet.

Over the past 200 years, the ancient house in the central province of Thanh Hoa has stood the test of time, retaining its original structure and witnessing various significant historical milestones of the nation.

Nestled in the middle of mountains, Pu Luong Valley attracts tourists with its cool mountainous atmosphere, peaceful scenery and magnificent terraced fields.

An antique enthusiast from Thanh Hoa has used antique plates to make a map of Vietnam to show his love for the country.

Located in the north central province of Thanh Hoa, Pu Luong is renowned as an ideal destination for trekkers and budget travellers because of its seclusion and fantastic scenery of terraced rice fields and primary forests.

The story of the erythrophleum fordii planted in the main hall of Lam Kinh in Tho Xuan District, Thanh Hoa Province, has provoked curiosity.

An effective tool in agricultural production, the waterwheel that takes water to the fields, has become a feature of Thanh Hoa province.

Pu Luong is about 170 km from Hanoi, located in Ba Thuoc and Quan Hoa districts in Thanh Hoa province.

Tien Son cave is located in the complex of Kim Son relics in Vinh An commune, Vinh Loc district in Thanh Hoa province. It is dubbed the "fairyland" of this central province.

Le Van Huu, who penned Đại Việt Sử Ký (Annals of Đại Việt), the first and most important work on Vietnamese history, has been honoured as an outstanding educator, a national cultural celebrity and a perfect personality.

Ma Hao waterfall is considered a “pearl” amid the forests and mountains of Thanh Hoa province, thanks to its natural and pristine beauty associated with the history of fighting against foreign invaders.

The special national relic site of the Lam Kinh ancient royal capital of the Later Le Dynasty in Thanh Hoa's Tho Xuan District harbours mysterious tales about one of the most significant Vietnamese feudal reigns.

As the oldest temple in Thanh Hoa, Le Hoan temple (Xuan Lap commune, Tho Xuan district) retains a transparent jade plate and the king's chopsticks that test for poison.

Duong Coc Lake is not only a reservoir supplying irrigation water to the northern province of Thanh Hoa but also a tourist attraction where travelers can indulge in nature.

One of the best places to see gigantic, one-of-a-kind stone works is in Dong Thanh Commune's Phuc Khe Tomb historicarea in Dong Son District, Thanh Hoa Province.