See & do

In addition to thousands of years of feudalism, Vietnam has also experienced at least three wars against invaders from France, Japan, and the United States. Therefore, traces of war from the past still exist in all parts of the country through historical sites like the famous Cu Chi Tunnels.

Time changes and the world innovates, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) has also built iconic projects for the new era such as Landmark 81, Bitexco Financial Tower, Thu Thiem Bridge 2, etc. However, in terms of classicism, this city still preserves masterpieces that completely defy the changes of time, especially the Ho Chi Minh City Post Office.

Ho Chi Minh City isn't just about bustling streets and vibrant food—it's also home to a rich tapestry of history and culture waiting to be discovered. From war stories to fine arts, this guide will take you through the most captivating museums in Saigon.

The Independence Palace is an early French construction with unique architecture and was once considered the most beautiful villa in Asia. This was the most powerful building in Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City) and is the symbol of the peace and territorial integrity of Vietnam.

The museum is one of the most powerful and emotional places to visit in Ho Chi Minh City. Housing real war artifacts, haunting photographs, and powerful personal stories, it offers a sobering glimpse into Vietnam’s turbulent history.

Most of Vietnamese brocade products are made by the H'Mong ethnic group, mainly craftsmen in Sapa, Bac Ha, Ha Giang or the Central Highlands. Let's expore the brocade weaving technique in Cat Cat village

Muong Hoa Valley has its own unique charm that leaves a lasting impression on visitors. Let's explore why every traveler who comes here finds it hard to leave!

Sapa rice field is Northern Vietnam’s man-made masterpiece that can amaze you at the first sight. What's about it? Let’s check it out!

O Quy Ho Pass, one of the four great passes in North Vietnam, is not only an exciting challenge for travelers but also a beautiful destination for tourists. Due to the overwhelming natural image of the Northwestern sky, O Quy Ho is definitely the ideal spot for photographers.

Kong sinkhole is located deep in the Tiger Cave system in the Phong Nha - Ke Bang area, Quang Binh Province. The Kong sinkhole was first discovered in 1997 by a British expert during the annual Phong Nha - Ke Bang discovery trip.

Explore the stunning My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Vietnam. Discover all about the ruins of the Champa Kingdom as well as its rich history.

Escape to paradise! Explore the top 7 most beautiful beaches in Cat Ba. Find your slice of heaven and create unforgettable memories.