(VOVworld) – Leaving Cape Sa Vi in Mong Cai, let’s join VOV reporter Lan Anh on a trip to Tra Co communal house in Tra Co ward in Mong Cai City, Quang Ninh province. Tra Co communal house is like a border marker affirming Vietnam’s cultural sovereignty.

(VOVworld) - If you want to draw the map of Vietnam, your first stroke might well be cape Sa Vi in Mong Cai city, Quang Ninh province. They call this place Sa Vi because, at each low tide, the receding water leaves a wide strip of sand in the shape of a dragon’s tail. “Vi” means tail and “Sa” means “sand”. Today Discovery Vietnam will take you on a tour of Sa Vi.

(VOVworld)-Da Nang is a beautiful city on the Han river. The city’s charming beauty is blessed by nature and is home to numerous beautiful landscapes and historical relics. Today, Discovery Vietnam takes you on a tour of Da Nang’s Linh Ung pagoda.

(VOVworld)-Located 90 km west of Rach Gia city in Kien Giang province, Nam Du island has become an attractive destination for tourists. Discovery Vietnam today will take you on a tour of the island, known as Vietnam’s second Ha Long bay.

(VOVworld)-The 2013 National Tourism Year with the theme “Red River Delta Civilization” hosted by Hai Phong city creates an opportunity for Hai Phong to introduce new tourist products, and create a breakthrough in improving the quality of tourist services. In Hai Phong, major events will be held on Do Son and Cat Ba island.

(VOVworld) - The 2013 National Tourism Year with the theme “Red River Delta Civilization” aims to promote, connect and bring into play tourist products in the region and throughout the country. This event will be an opportunity for each city and province in the region to develop their own tourist product, and strengthen inter-regional connection thus creating a tourism difference between the Red River Delta and other regions in the country.

(VOVworld)- “ A misty city”, “A city of pine forest”, “A flowery city” , “A City of cheery blossoms”, and “A Paris miniature” are popular names that have been given to the central highlands city of Da Lat. Blessed with a moderate climate, the city is cool throughout the year. It’s one of Vietnam’s most famous tourist destinations.

(VOVworld)- Vietnamese people usually attend festivals and visit pagodas to pray for good luck after the Tet holiday. Many travel companies have introduced attractive pilgrimage and festival tours.

(VOVworld) – Vietnamese people traditionally visit pagodas in the first days of the year to pray for a lucky new year. Ghenh temple is a popular choice for Hanoians at the beginning of the year. Let’s take a tour of the temple.

(VOVworld)- Vietnamese people have different ways to spend their Tet holiday which lasts for 9 days this year. Some people return to their home village, while some others organize trips elsewhere inside and outside the country. Tours that last from 3 days to a week are the most popular. This year, tours of the central and northern regions are the most popular.