(VOVWORLD) - The 600-year old Tra Co communal house in Tra Co ward, Mong Cai city, Quang Ninh province, has the typical architecture of a Vietnamese communal house. A cultural landmark of this border area, Tra Co communal house is popular as a religious and tourism site.

(VOVWORLD) - There is no place other than Ba Che district, Quang Ninh province, where two temples face each other across a river. The Mieu Ong and Mieu Ba temples are historical evidence of the Vietnamese people’s conquering nature, expanding their territory to the north while defending their sovereignty against foreign invaders. The temples are venues for local religious ceremonies and pilgrimage destinations at the beginning of every lunar year.

(VOVWORLD) - Agricultural tours are trending in Lam Dong province in the Central Highlands. In a five-years pilot period, agricultural tourism has contributed significantly to tourism growth. The provincial People’s Committee has rolled out new policies to harness the potential of agricultural tourism.

(VOVWORLD) - With the help of local authorities, E De ethnic minority people in Dak Lak province in the Central Highlands have started to develop community-based tourism to earn a better income while preserving their traditional culture.

(VOVWORLD) - A National Assembly resolution has established Phu Quoc in Kien Giang province as an island city. On January 1, Phu Quoc became the first island city in Vietnam.

(VOVWORLD) - Pac Bo, a special national relic site, is 52 kilometers north of Cao Bang city in the northern mountain province of Cao Bang. Traces of Vietnam’s history are abundant here. The tourism development plan of Cao Bang province makes Pac Bo its center and aims to make tours to Pac Bo a trademark of local tourism.

(VOVWORLD) - At the beginning of 2021 Hanoi expanded its pedestrian street area to the southern edge of the Old Quarter. The aim, of course, is to boost the area’s tourism and general commerce in goods and services.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam’s northwestern region has a strong potential for community-based tourism. The region has a cool climate, stunning mountain landscapes, and rich eco-system. Another attraction is its exotic ethnic minority culture. Local lifestyle, customs, farming methods, festivals, foods, and music are all alluring to visitors.

(VOVWORLD) - Mang Den, a much-touted eco-tourism site in Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province, is often called the “second Da Lat” in the Central Highlands. The area nestles among dense forest, surrounded by pine trees where scattered mansions hide in the morning mist. At night, drinking wine through long bamboo straws and dancing to gongs around a camp fire, the M’nong, Xo Dang, and Hre ethnic people add an exotic charm to Mang Den.

(VOVWORLD) - Among the temperate fruits Da Lat has to offer, persimmons are the clear favorite. Persimmons can be eaten raw or made into one of the specialties that have made this resort town famous.