Vietnam Travel Guide

With an approximate area of 35.000 ha, Tam Dao National Park is one of the largest ecosystem and preserving centers for thousands of species, including flora and fauna. This park has become a great place to nurture and take care of animals that are listed in the Red List of Threatened Species of the Vietnamese government.

After finishing uniting the entire country under his hands, King Gia Long ordered to rebuild Thang Long as it was not the capital of Dai Viet anymore but Hue instead. One of the most iconic symbols and witness of Thang Long or Hanoi nowadays for more than two hundred years is Hanoi Flag Tower - a significant outpost that was designed with the influence of Vauban architectural style back then.

Hanoi is famous for its antiques and richness of cultural values due to a thousand years of existence throughout history. Many historical events have occurred, which mainly affect both political views and other perspectives until now. Nevertheless, some bridges in Hanoi are famous for being the witnesses of these unforgettable glimpses of time and are still well-preserved ever since.

Truc Bach lake is a famous destination that has been nominated for its common beer manufacturer company that has the same name. This lake is tremendous with stories and facts that would blow your minds eventually. In this article, we will introduce and describe in detail this wonderful yet pristine location that has been attracting many tourists from all over the world to come and explore.

Thong Nhat Park is quite common and is especially well-known to people who live in Hanoi. This park has a fresh and healthy atmosphere along with a green mass that you can find anywhere, whether it is a tree or a bush. You will be completely persuaded after reading this article about all of the unique and special features of Thong Nhat Park nowadays.

Lotte Center Buiding in Hanoi is among the most complex, modern, and fascinating places to come and visit during your trip to Hanoi. Its unique and special feature - the observation deck - is not only charismatic but also challenging for anyone afraid of heights.

A nice and nostalgic place that catches and holds a glimpse of history during wartime. This is the place where President Ho Chi Minh and his comrades stayed decades ago during the Vietnam War period. The article above will describe in detail this magnificent yet majestic place in the center of Hanoi with hundreds of existence.

During wartime, President Ho Chi Minh and his comrades had built a place in order to be an official office for the Democratic Republic of Vietnam government. The idea back then was to build a stilt house which did not cost too much due to the financial condition of the government in the Vietnam War.

Hoan Kiem Lake (Restored sword) is considered the center of Hanoi, both physically and symbolically. This is not only a place for people to relax, take a walk, associate with the people of the capital in many aspects of cultural history, and go into poetry.

One of the most notable and antique heritage of Hanoi. Ngoc Son Temple is considered to be a symbol of Vietnamese traditional beliefs along with One Pillar Pagoda or Keo Pagoda in northern Vietnam. Along with Turtle Tower and Hoan Kiem Lake, this unique temple has become an icon of Hanoi for decades.

This magnificent place is an iconic storage of Vietnamese history for thousands of years including remnants, ancient books, pictures, videos, etc. that can make tourists surprise all of a sudden once they step inside of this place. Nevertheless, along with the second facility (both facilities of this museum are located in Hoan Kiem district). In this article, we shall give you the most detailed and recommended things to do when visiting the Vietnam National Museum of History in Hanoi.

Coming to Da Nang Visitors, not only experience beautiful tourist destinations with many world-class resort services but also have the opportunity to go shopping in Da Nang. Let's check out outstanding shopping destinations that you should not miss when you come to Da Nang!