Remyo Nguyen

Just a few minutes from the center, the rice paddies of Hoi An reveal a peaceful and authentic Vietnam. Between bike rides, luminous landscapes, and vibrant rural scenes, they offer travelers a timeless escape, far from the bustle of the old town.

As the sun sets and colorful lanterns begin to glow, Hoi An Ancient Town transforms into a magical wonderland that feels like it was pulled straight from a fairytale. But is it the lantern-lit streets, the ancient architecture, or something more that continues to captivate travelers from around the world? Dive in and discover the hidden charm and stories behind Vietnam’s most enchanting town.

In Ta Van village, there are almost no crowds or concrete: just endless terraced rice fields, wooden stilt houses, and the sincere smiles of the ethnic minorities who have lived there for generations. Ta Van is an invitation to peace, walking, and discovering the true Vietnam.

Nestled in the heart of verdant mountains, Hua Ma Cave is a still little-known, but charming destination. A discreet place... but one that's largely worth the detour.

Nestled in the heart of Lang Son province, the Dong Lam Grassland (also known as Huu Lien Grassland) is an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.

Hue Festival Vietnam 2025 showcases imperial heritage, traditional music, art, and cuisine in the historic city of Hue across all four seasons.

Explore Vietnam's breathtaking rice fields: Sapa terraces, Mu Cang Chai, Hoi An, Mekong Delta and more. Discover the best time to visit Vietnam's rice paddies for stunning green and gold views.

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

From north to south, the S-shaped silk ribbon that is Vietnam is shaped by an infinite variety of rice paddy landscapes. But then, among so many wonders, what makes Mu Cang Chai so special, so unforgettable?