In Truc chi, paper is not just a material but a work of art. Since 2012, within the flow of Vietnam’s fine arts, a new type of paper-art was defined by writer and translator Buu Y, who coined the term […]
Flowing past ancient sites The Red River begins to flow into the outskirts of Hanoi from Trung Hà Confluence, where the serpentine Da River joins the stream. West of Thang Long Imperial City, this area was known as Son Tay […]
Situated at the confluence of the O Lau, Bo, and Huong rivers near Hue, Tam Giang is a vast brackish lagoon covering an area of 22,000 hectares. The best time to explore this renowned lagoon is from April to August. […]
Golden Tam Coc The Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex boasts a system of limestone mountains with karst terrain interspersed with a rich ecosystem of forests, caves, and marshes. Over hundreds of millions of years, the tectonic process has created a […]
Not as bustling as Nha Trang nor as famous as Phan Thiet, Ninh Thuan welcomes visitors with its wild and somewhat harsh beauty. As the driest place in the country, this land of wind, sun, and blue sea offers captivating […]
Historic sea capes Vietnam’s coastline stretches 3,260km, from Sa Vi Point (Tra Co, Quang Ninh) to Nai Point (Ha Tien, Kien Giang), creating an S shape that reminds many of a dragon. Vietnam’s long coast is the result of accretion […]
People living through the Fourth Industrial Revolution face stress at work and in their daily life. The “race against time” makes them crave a relaxing environment far from computer screens full of numbers and letters. They wish to get away […]
Wooden statues have great significance in the spirituality of Central Highlands’ ethnic minority people. These statues express their rustic yet exceptional world views, which are intimately connected to their daily lives. Every statue has a unique and lively expression created […]
Floating through a dream Mother Nature generously endowed this S-shaped land with a sea dotted with thousands of islands. In Ha Long Bay, each area leaves you with a different impression. Visitors to Ha Long often follow fixed routes. Only […]
People aren’t sure when water puppetry came into existence, as its origins are deeply rooted in lowland villages, growing from the daily lives of the common people. Legend has it that water puppetry dates back to the 11th – 12th […]
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