Top thing to do in Vietnam

Explore Tet traditions, food, and top celebrations in our guide to the Vietnamese Lunar New Year – a cultural delight!

While Vietnam's bustling cities and stunning landscapes are what first catch your eye, the country's true character is revealed in a different aspect that tourists may miss - Vietnamese symbols.

What makes this area different from the tourist destinations in the northwest, areas surrounding Hanoi, or the Central Highlands is the floating season. During this time, the Mekong River region is flooded with loads of aquatic products and thanks to this typical natural phenomenon, this area has several famous Mekong floating season dishes.

Vietnam, a country known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is also home to some of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world.

The American travel magazine put resorts in Ninh Van Bay, Da Nang, Can Tho, Phu Quoc... in the list of 25 leading resorts in Asia.

Vietnam is not only famous for culture tourism, discovery tourism, but also dreamy beaches with smooth sand, clear blue water and the diversified marine biology. What is more awesome than a few days off at the beach, before returning to the busy daily life.

Besides many major urban centers that play a vital role in politics, economy, culture, and transportation, these are some of the most attractive destinations for travelers in Vietnam.

With an interwoven river system from North to South, Vietnam has long possessed many unique and interesting bridges along with many historical values. Below, we take a look at The 15 most impressive bridges associated with the pride of the Vietnamese people.

The Vietnamese moon festival is regarded as the festival of children in Vietnam (because children love it!). On this day, families assemble to pay their respects to their ancestors by baking and offering cakes, sweets, and fruits on a tray, and then feasting on the offerings while gazing at the full moon.

When you think of Vietnam, you might picture sunny beaches and lush green rice fields under a clear blue sky. But what about the rain? Many travelers shy away from visiting during the monsoon season, fearing constant downpours and travel disruptions. However, this is a huge misconception.

Discover the diverse flavors and rich cultural significance of Vietnamese Xoi (Sticky Rice). From sweet to savory, explore everything about this traditional dish!

Explore all Vietnamese drinks from the most famous ones to some lesser-known impressive beverages of Vietnam.