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When you think of Ha Long Bay, stunning limestone karsts and emerald waters likely come to mind. But just a few kilometers away lies another treasure waiting to be explored — Quang Ninh Museum. This impressive museum is more than
Tuan Chau Island is visitors’ favorite island beside Co To Island, Cat Ba Island, TiTop Island… in Ha Long Bay. Tuan Chau Island always makes an impression with its long white sand beach, blue sea and also the most modern
While Ha Long Bay has long been celebrated as a world-renowned travel destination, its lesser-known neighbor—Bai Tu Long Bay—offers a more serene and authentic experience. If you’re looking to escape the crowds and discover Vietnam’s hidden natural wonders, Bai Tu
While you may already be familiar with the renowned Halong Bay, you might not have heard about the equally stunning Lan Ha Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay. Each of these three bays offers its own unique charm and natural
Nestled in the Gulf of Tonkin in northern Vietnam, Halong Bay is a destination that captivates the hearts of millions of visitors each year. With over 1,900 limestone islands and islets rising from emerald green waters, Halong Bay offers a
When visiting Hanoi, there’s one place that captures the city’s vibrant soul like no other — the markets of the Old Quarter. Nestled within the narrow, bustling streets, these markets are not just places to shop, but living museums of
When wandering through the charming streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, one experience you simply cannot miss is savoring a cup of traditional Vietnamese egg coffee. Rich, creamy, and delightfully unique, this iconic beverage perfectly captures the essence of Hanoi’s vibrant
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Ba Dinh Square is one of the most famous things to do in Hanoi. It is the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam’s most iconic and popular leader, known to the people as
You probably have seen the iconic photos and videos of Hanoi with a train track straight through a residential area. This street is also called Hanoi Train Street. For the local residents this is the most natural thing in life,
The Long Bien Bridge is a place full history and the Long Bien market full local culture. They are located next to each other and both unique at their own way. The bridge is already more than a century
Hoa Lo Prison, also known as Maison Centrale, was built by the French colonialists to detain and torture Vietnamese revolutionaries and patriotic leaders. After its original use was discontinued, the prison was preserved and reconstructed into a unique cultural and
A water puppet show is a unique experience that you can see at the Thang Long Water Puppet theatre in the center of Hanoi, near Hoan Kiem Lake. This attraction is originally from northern Vietnamese villages where the theater was
