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T, an officer at a transport firm in Hanoi, has refused a free 3-day, 2 night tour to Nha Trang offered by her company because she is afraid of teambuilding activities.
Commenting that Nha Trang is one of the best destinations they have ever visited, Simzi and Baek from South Korea noted that every time they go out they meet their fellow-countrymen.
A German traveler in Hanoi said "both the cheap and expensive pho versions were great."
Some months ago, Diana Neven, a Dutch Filipino woman, had a wonderful trip to Vietnam where she visited beautiful landscapes and tasted the "best-ever chicken rice".
The Michelin Guide has unveiled a comprehensive 48-hour itinerary for visitors to Hanoi, featuring top street food and cultural highlights.
Hundreds of Vietnamese tourists have found themselves stranded in Hainan and Guizhou, China, unable to return to Hanoi due to the impact of Super Typhoon Yagi, the strongest storm to hit Asia this year.
The renowned food website Taste Atlas has recently published its list of the 70 best sweets globally, and Ben Tre's coconut candy has proudly secured the 26th spot with a rating of 3.5 stars.
UK-based daily newspaper The Telegraph has listed the capital city of Hanoi among its top 10 best destinations across the world which offer a great experience to holidaymakers travelling alone.
The Ho Chi Minh City International Travel Expo (ITE HCMC) was honored as Asia’s Best Trade Show by the Word MICE Awards on September 4, reflecting its growing influence in the region's travel and tourism industry.
Located on Nguyen Thiep Street, the sidewalk bun rieu (Vietnamese crab noodle soup) stall called "Bun rieu ba diec" (bun rieu of the deaf person) is well known among Hanoi diners who like to eat late at night.
With its untouched landscapes and surprisingly cheap dining options, Con Co Island in Quang Tri is becoming a must-visit destination for travelers looking to explore Vietnam’s natural beauty without breaking the bank.
Visitors to Vietnam’s coastal regions are discovering the charm of local fishing markets, where fresh seafood is sold by the bowl, offering a truly authentic and budget-friendly experience.
The 2/9 holiday proved to be a significant boon for Ho Chi Minh City's tourism sector, with approximately 1 million visitors flocking to the city over the extended four-day break.
The two most interesting experiences in Vietnam for one American female traveler were having her hair washed and learning how to sleep on a motorbike saddle.
Spanning nearly 20,000 square meters, the Governor's Mansion on Con Dao Island, built in traditional French architectural style, served as the residence for 53 colonial rulers from 1862 to 1975. Today, it stands as a preserved relic of a bygone era.
Hoi An's ancient streets were overwhelmed by thousands of tourists, both local and international, during the National Day holiday, creating an atmosphere of bustling activity despite the intense heat.
Lindo, an Angolan entrepreneur, has turned his love for Vietnamese cuisine into a thriving business, with customers flocking to his small eatery to buy his dishes in bulk, often bringing large containers to ensure they don’t miss out.
Known as the "Vietnamese Cordyceps," sau chit has become a popular delicacy in Northwestern Vietnam, revered not only for its unique taste but also for its potential health benefits, including a reputation as a "bedroom elixir."
Nestled in the mountains of Ninh Binh, Dich Long Cave, known as the "Third most beautiful cave in southern Vietnam," enchants visitors with its intricate stalactite formations and rich cultural history.
Just two hours from Hanoi, Bac Son Valley in Lang Son Province offers a peaceful retreat for National Day visitors, with stunning green landscapes, cloud hunting at Na Lay Peak, and a variety of outdoor activities.