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Thang Hen Lake Located in the district of Tra Linh, about 30km from the city of Cao Bang ; Thang Hen Lake has been voted as one of 10 most beautiful lakes; of Vietnam thanks to its clean water and magnificent beauty. (Photo: Kieran Turner-Dave) Ban Giuong  Ban Giuong consists of about 75 households. In addition, this place is famous for its fresh air and The Nang Hai festival; which has been listed as a national intangible cultural heritage by the Ministry of Culture; Sports and Tourism. Quay Son River Next, Quay Son river rises in China and when it reaches the Dam Thuy commune of Trung Khanh district, the mild river circles around Co Muong Mountain bottom and flows down to the rice fields of Dam Thuy towards the large alluvial plain of Ban Gioc village. Looming in the background of the rice paddies are Tay ethnic villages; with ancient stone houses on stilts, creating a nostalgic beauty. (Photo: ore Van de Weyer) Ban Gioc Waterfall In general, its ...

Hue food is a must when you visit the ancient capital of Vietnam. It is so easy to eat like a king here, but to understand the meaning behind the food, we need to go back in time a bit. In addition, Hue is the Imperial City of Vietnam until the year 1945. As the imperial city, Hue takes reign to some of the more delectable dishes throughout Vietnam dating back to the culinary cravings of Nguyen feudal lords, emperors and their hundreds of concubines and wives. Banh Canh Nam Pho (Nam Pho rice noodle soup). The soup was originally created by peddlers from Nam Pho village, Phu Vang district, Thua Thien Hue province. Banh Canh Nam Pho has now become one of the most delicious noodle soups in Vietnam. Banh Nam (rice flour wrapped in banana leaves with shrimp cakes). Banh Nam is covered in layers of the banana leaf, steamed for 10 minutes, and served with sweet fish sauce. Banh Beo (Water fern cake). It is white in colour and usually has a dimple in the centre, which is covered with savour...

Hoi An streets are particularly exciting after the sunset. Along the scenic Hoai River are stalls selling local souvenirs and handicraft products. Going around Hoi An Ancient Town These include colorful lanterns, toy figurines made by Thanh Ha pottery artisans, silk items, and local cuisines like noodles, rice cakes, and sweet soup. Walking through Hoi An’s narrow alleys at night induces a feeling of profound peace. Dan Phuong, a visitor from Da Nang city, said she visits the Hoi An night market at the weekend just to mingle in the crowd under the colorful lights, walk along the river, and stop at a stall to sample Hoi An food. She said, “I’m not sure exactly why it is, but Hoi An inspires me so much that I visit the town quite often. I particularly like the night market where they offer delicious food and cute handicraft souvenirs. It’s very exciting and fun.” Nguyen Van Son, Vice Chairman of the Hoi An Municipal People’s Committee said that nearly 9,000 visitors come to the ...

This is the 5 exciting destinations for you to getaway for the national holidays and have a fun time partying with friends and family instead of staying at home and cooking in every national holidays. Ban Gioc, Cao Bang The Ban Gioc waterfall on Quay Son River in Cao Bang province is one of Vietnam’s best-known waterfalls for its grandeur and charm and the world's fourth largest cross-border natural falls. (Photo: Tran Phuong) Visitors can rent bamboo rafts to approach the cascade for better views. (Photo: Tuan Anh) A night in a hotel in Trung Khanh town, Cao Bang costs around VND150,000-300,000 per night. (Photo: Ngo Duc Mich) Around 230 km away from the capital city of Hanoi, Ba Be Lake is one of 20 largest fresh water lakes in the world. In 2011, UNESCO recognized Ba Be Lake as a Ramsar Site, the third wetland of international importance in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Minh Quan) Visitors to the lake can hire a local with a dug-out canoe to explore the lake and admire its beautifu...

As part of the Trang An Landscape Complex, Hang Mua (Dancing Cave) is a must-see; for visitors to Ninh Binh Province thanks to its unique location; that offers an extraordinary panoramic view from above. Hang Mua has recently emerged as one of the top destinations for foreign visitors due; to its remarkable service quality and untouched natural beauty. Where is Hang Mua? Hang Mua is located at the foot of Mount Mua; which looks like a large overturned bell with a width of 800 meters (2,624 feet). Visitors can climb to the peak on white stone steps; which are sometimes referred to as a mini version of the Great Wall of China. On both sides of the stairs; there are handrails that are elaborately decorated with dragon or phoenix symbols; inspired by the Tran Dynasty. Legend has it that the Tran king ordered the construction of Thai Vi Temple; and often visited Hang Mua to enjoy dancing and singing; hence the name; "Dancing Cave". How to get there? To get there,...