(TITC) – Hanoi will simultaneously surprise, charm and chew you up. Founded along the Red River, Hanoi was named Thang Long (soaring dragon) by Emperor Ly Thai To in 1010. Over a thousand years of war, natural disasters and new administrations, the city grew from swamplands into the charismatic capital

(TITC) – For culture lovers, every small moment of discovery is a step closer to understanding a new and different way of life. Scattered throughout the country, Vietnam’s UNESCO Heritage Sites are jackpots for these moments of discovery. Each one promises exceptional beauty and exceptional insight into Vietnamese culture. Of

(TITC) – Khuoi Ky stone village is famous for its stone stilt houses, which are both unique and have the ancient features of the Northeastern mountains and forests. It is an ideal stop when visiting Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province. Khuoi Ky stone village possesses the

(TITC) – Then is a popular form of religious practice in the villages of the Tay and Nung ethnic people in Lang Son and the northern mountainous provinces. At Quynh Son Community Tourism Village, Bac Quynh Commune, Bac Son District, ethnic people offer visitors experiences about indigenous culture such as

(TITC) – Buckwheat flowers have become the signature of Ha Giang. Visitors flock to the remote northern province of Viet Nam (near the border of China) in late autumn to gaze in awe, photograph and celebrate these buckwheat beauties.  However, buckwheat flowers are far more than just the symbol of

(TITC) – With its “floating houses” and colorful fish rafts, Chau Doc floating village is becoming a highlight, attracting a large number of tourists to An Giang Province. Coming to the floating village, visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy the fresh air, experience the life of the local fishing

(TITC) – Located right at the foot of Lung Cu National Flagpole (Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province), Then Pa Village has become an ideal destination for tourists when coming to Ha Giang. With the history of hundreds of years old, the village still retains many traditional features

Cuisine and lanterns are two distinctive cultural symbols of Hoi An tourism. Experiential tours boost their value and enhance the city’s tourism brand. Taste to remember Hoi An’s diverse cuisine is a major draw, with global accolades emphasising its signature flavours. More than just tasting, visitors can cook like locals.