This traditional dish, steamed from hand-ground corn, remains a spiritual and culinary treasure of the H’Mong people.

A hidden forest in Cam Lam with moss, ferns, and sunlight-dappled trees is captivating young travelers.

Up to 99% of Vietnamese consumers express excitement about AI, 86% are familiar with the technology, and 99% want to use AI in their future travel plans, according to the Global AI Sentiment Report by Booking.com.

Expanded visa policies are attracting international visitors and stimulating recovery in luxury property markets.

Visitors flocked to historic sites in Hue city on August 19 as free admission was offered to mark the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2).

In Ninh Binh, international visitors swap sightseeing for farm life, riding buffaloes, planting rice, and catching fish in mud-filled fields.

On August 19, Vietnam Railways unveiled “The Hanoi Train,” a double-decker cultural experience where each carriage is themed after a historic city gate.

Hanoi’s tourism sector has activated a package of 80 new tourism offerings to showcase its cultural heritage while celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2).

For centuries, Tan Shrine has preserved two massive whale skeletons, central to the spiritual life of Ly Son Island’s fishing community.

One Pillar Pagoda in Hanoi is not only renowned as the most architecturally unique ancient pagoda in Asia, but also a sacred site where many couples struggling with infertility come to pray for blessings.

Agoda describes Ben Tre as an ideal escape for travellers seeking serenity, culture and nature, all flowing gently along the winding Ham Luong River.

From Da Nang to Son Doong Cave, Vietnam is banking on cinematic beauty to attract high-end international travelers.

With plans to double its pedestrian streets by 2030, Hanoi is banking on night-time tourism for economic growth.

Pho in Hanoi is often served humbly on sidewalks, where diners perch on small plastic stools instead of chairs. Despite the unconventional setup, one Western tourist was left delighted - calling the dish “the best I’ve ever eaten.”

A 200-year-old mountaintop pagoda in HCMC reveals a hidden chapter of Vietnamese history.

Cay Sop Temple preserves a royal relic and memories of its hidden tunnels.

Visit Vietnam platform debuts with AI trip assistant and blockchain-based authentication, aiming to make Vietnam a digital tourism leader.

Not only renowned for its traditional Vietnamese village architecture, the ancient Di Linh communal house in Lam Dong also houses a red wooden box containing royal “treasures” that can be opened only once a year.

During his visit to Vietnam in June, Daniel Stables, a travel writer for National Geographic, praised Mai Chau as the “jewel” of the Northwest.

With free museum entries and steep discounts, Da Nang introduces bold new campaigns to attract millions of tourists.