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According to a recent report from booking.com, it is well known that the Asia Pacific region, including Vietnam, is a prime destination for gastronomic exploration. According to the Travel Confidence Index 2023 research conducted by our website, a remarkable 63% of travelers from the Asia-Pacific region, spanning across 11 countries, have unanimously declared ‘Food & Dining’ as the top priority on their travel itineraries. This finding establishes the region’s unrivaled reputation as the ultimate haven for food enthusiasts. Immersing in Culture and Cuisine Research indicates that an impressive 42% of Vietnamese travelers are highly motivated to fully experience the culture and lifestyle of their chosen destination. This desire for immersion extends specifically to indulging in authentic local cuisine. Bun Cha or grilled pork with fresh noodle soup, is one of the wonderful delicacies of Hanoi. Photo: Le Phong Hanoi is recognized as a prominent culinary paradise...

Located 110km from Tuyen Quang city, Na Hang is a picturesque destination known for its majestic landscape and natural beauty. It attracts both domestic and foreign tourists with its stunning lake and the preservation of the unique traditional cultural values of the local ethnic minorities. Ecotourism is thriving in Na Hang, offering visitors the opportunity to study, admire, and enjoy the natural ecosystems and cultural heritage. With its potential, Na Hang could become a national eco-tourism complex, attracting visitors interested in eco-tourism, adventure tourism, and exploring the Tuyen Quang hydropower reservoir. Na Hang is renowned for its dense forests, accounting for 71% of the district’s natural land area, making it the area with the highest forest coverage density in the province. The forests are home to a rich variety of rare flora and fauna, including species listed in the Red Book. They also play a crucial role in protecting the ecological environment and serving as ...

Our club is comprised of individuals from diverse backgrounds and age groups, united by a common goal to inspire others through the power of positivity and kindness. Exploring Saigon In June, members of the Sai Gon French Club gathered at a bikeshare station in Tao Dan Park, located in District 1. By 8:15 am, the participants were engaged in introductions and reviewing the itinerary for their 27-kilometer bike ride. The ride includes stops at significant landmarks like the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon, the Quang Trieu Club House, a fruit festival in District 8, and several iconic bridges throughout the city. Club members have embarked on over 30 bicycle trips together, exploring Ho Chi Minh City and nearby provinces including Dong Nai, Binh Duong, and Long An. Nguyen Thi Phuong, 56, has been cycling with the Sai Gon French Club since its first outings. Photo: H. Hanh / Tuoi Tre Our group is comprised of individuals ranging in age from 12 to 70, with the m...

NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue delivers a speech in front of the monument to President Ho Chi Minh at the park renaming ceremony on April 20 afternoon (Cuban time). Photo: VNA National Assembly (NA) Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue attended a ceremony renaming the Peace Park in Plaza district, Havana, to Ho Chi Minh in honour of the late Vietnamese President and attaching a plate recording his life and career at the park on April 20 afternoon (local time), VNA reported Friday. The event was also attended by Vice President of the NA of the People’s Power of Cuba Ana María Mari Machado, officials of Havana city and Plaza district, along with a number of local residents. Addressing the ceremony, Chairman Hue stressed that Vietnam and Cuba share many similarities in terms of history, revolutionary ideal, and the tradition of struggling for national independence, freedom, and liberation. Their exemplary and faithful comradeship and fraternity have been nurtured by late Presidents Ho Chi M...

Vietnamese Ambassador to France Dinh Toan Thang speaks at the event. In the jubilant atmosphere of activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and France held in the past few days in the two countries, on the evening of April 20, the Vietnamese Embassy in France, in collaboration with with the Vietnamese Culture Centre in this country, held a ceremony to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries and 10 years of strategic partnership between Vietnam and France, VNA reported. In his remarks, Vietnamese Ambassador to France Dinh Toan Thang reviewed development steps of the Vietnam-France relations, saying the two countries have enhanced their cooperation and dialogue amid global uncertainties. The diplomat highlighted meetings and contacts between the two sides in all spheres and at all levels, including the meeting between French President Emmanuel Macron and then Vietnamese President ...

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) welcomes Prime Minister Petr Fiala. Photo: VNA Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on April 21 morning hosted an official welcome ceremony for his Czech counterpart Petr Fiala who is on an official visit to Vietnam from April 20-22, VNA reported. After the welcome ceremony, the two PMs held talks. Appreciating the significance of the Czech PM’s visit to Vietnam, Chinh affirmed Vietnam’s consistent policy of promoting relations with traditional friends, with the Czech Republic as a priority partner. Fiala expressed his delight at visiting Vietnam for the first time, confirming that his country attaches importance to its over-70-year friendship with Vietnam, always considers Vietnam the most important partner in Southeast Asian and hopes to develop bilateral cooperation in various fields. The two sides agreed to increase the exchange of delegations at all levels, especially high-level ones, maintain the effective implementation of bilateral ...

The delegation of the Consulate General of Vietnam in Khon Kaen pays homage to Hung Kings – legendary founders of the nation in the previous year. Photo: VNA On the occasion of the Hung Kings Temple Festival, which falls on April 29 this year (the 10th day of the third lunar month), Vietnamese communities, agencies, and organizations in countries across the world will celebrate the “Vietnam Ancestral Global Day” (VAGD), VNA & VOV reported. The annual event, starting in 2015, aims to connect and engage overseas Vietnamese and international friends in activities to preserve Vietnamese cultural intangible heritage and cement national solidarity. This year will see Vietnam Ancestral Global Day will consist of three parts, with the first themed Grateful to the Vietnamese Ancestors. The second part themed Going Back to Vietnam will present a variety of artwork and performances by overseas Vietnamese whilst honoring outstanding Vietnamese and foreign individuals and group...