Hanoi’s Metropole Closes 2010 on a High Note

Ha Long bay selected as one of ten best boat journeys

Barefoot luxury and fresh organic food await at Mango Bay

Mekong Delta attracts more visitors

Guinness World Records to examine Hanoi ceramic road next week

The Hanoi ceramic mosaic mural project is preparing to unveil the incredible ceramic mosaic mural which it hopes will earn the city a place in the Guinness World Records.

>> Projects mark Hanoi’s 1,000th anniversary

Coming round mountains to Tay Bac

Tay Bac, the mountainous region in the northwest of Vietnam, is famous for beautiful terraced fields, colorful love markets, magnificent mountains and valleys. The terrain is fascinating for tourists who can discover many riddles of nature and indigenous cultures. The spectacular hillside-hugging road to the northern province of Ha Giang has a few hair-raising turns but the marvelous landscape is irresistible for nature lovers and adventurers.

Basking in the unspoilt wild of tranquil Quan Son Lake

Quan Son Lake, with its many small islands surrounded by forests and hundreds of limestone peaks, retains its wild and tranquil beauty as an idyllic out-of-the-way picnic spot in My Duc District, 50km from central Ha Noi.

Quy Nhon: Land of tragic love and poetry

Ghenh Rang, 3km south of the poetic Quy Nhon City, has some of the most fantastic vermilion twilight skies in the country.

Hanoi’s beauty in the autumn

Hanoi is now enjoying its best time of the year.

Visiting Vietnam’s oldest church

Around 35km from Tuy Hoa city in the central province of Phu Yen is Mang Lang, one of the oldest churches in Vietnam, which is also home to the first book written in Vietnam’s modern Romanized script – quoc ngu.