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Cooler air, cloud-covered mountains and seasonal fruit make October an inviting time to explore Vietnam, from Moc Chau’s orchards to northern highland villages and the misty hills of Da Lat.
From crisp fried dumplings to sweet soups served in antique bowls, these five enduring snack shops offer a taste of Hanoi’s everyday food traditions in the heart of the capital.
Sweet soups, crispy fried dough, sizzling banh mi and spicy fruit are among the affordable treats drawing crowds to these five snack spots in central Hanoi.
Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem area offers much more than its famous pho. From crispy eel and Muscovy duck to dried squid, these seven spots showcase the city’s diverse takes on glass noodles.
Hanoi’s historic center is home to some enduring favorites for bun rieu and bun oc, serving bowls rich with crab, snails, tomatoes and the distinctive tang of fermented rice vinegar.
Hoan Kiem Ward has long been a central hub for Hanoi's most famous and crowded beef and chicken pho eateries. Many of these establishments have been lauded by international media, drawing large numbers of foreign tourists.
A violin-playing snail shop, Quang Ngai-style banh xeo and handmade steamed buns are among the affordable culinary finds waiting in Hanoi’s Dong Da Ward.
From fireworks and historic sites to riverside parks and cultural encounters, Ho Chi Minh City offers plenty to see and do during Vietnam’s September 2 National Day holiday.
For 40 years of preparing and selling delicious yet affordable dishes, a couple in their nearly 70s in HCMC has had diners queuing every evening to get a taste.
A few hours from Hanoi, travelers can browse an early-morning fish market, unwind on a quiet beach or take to the skies above spectacular terraced rice fields.
Looking to escape the crowds this Sept. 2 holiday? Four little-developed beaches across central Vietnam offer clear water, quiet fishing villages and a slower rhythm by the sea.
Southern Vietnam has no shortage of options for the September 2 break, from tropical islands and fruit orchards to cruises along the Mekong.
Discover five famous bun cha restaurants in Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem, from Michelin-selected Dac Kim to traditional shops grilling pork over charcoal.
Travelers looking to escape the crowds during Vietnam’s September 2 National Day holiday can head north for seasonal experiences ranging from picking pears and chestnuts in the mountains to cloud hunting and exploring largely untouched islands.
From steamed noodles to pho paired with cold rice, these five popular restaurants in Hanoi’s Hai Ba Trung Ward put distinctive spins on Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup.
From Michelin-selected chicken pho to humble bowls costing around $1, these seven popular spots offer visitors a taste of Ba Dinh’s diverse pho scene.
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.
Celebrate Danang’s 50th Liberation Anniversary in 2025 with breathtaking fireworks, cultural festivals, and luxury getaways. Explore must-see events, top attractions, and exclusive travel tips for an unforgettable experience.
Discover a hidden culinary treasure in Saigon - an 80 - year - old vendor’s crispy banh khot. With limited servings each day, this local favorite is a must - try for food lovers in Ho Chi Minh City.
The Milky Way is a strip of soft white light that crosses the night sky.