Travel guide

On the border of Yunnan (China), Ha Giang is a region enclosed in the magnificent landscapes of mountains, forests, and terraced rice fields. At the northern end of Vietnam, live here the ethnic minorities Tay, Nung, Dzao, Han, Lolo completely preserved from the modern world.Read More

Ha Long Bay has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994. Halong Bay with its 1969 islets bathed in the turquoise of the East Sea, has been recognized as “natural beauty” and listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1994.Read More

Mu Cang Chai: Nature’s Golden Tapestry. Located in Vietnam’s majestic highlands, Mu Cang Chai is a breathtaking paradise of terraced rice fields. Its cascading landscapes, adorned with vibrant green hues in summer and golden waves during the harvest season, create an awe-inspiring sight that captivates visitors from around the worldRead More

Mai Chau, located in the north of Hanoi. Carpets of rice fields in pretty checkerboards at the foot of the Tonkinese cordillera where small authentic villages are nestled.Read More

Phong Nha, in the center before Hue, is a set of rock formations, caves and caverns, has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003, to protect one of the largest karst regions in the world as well as the ecosystem of its forest.Read More

The Mekong Delta is an extremely fertile region, crisscrossed with water and land, canals, arroyos, drawn with verdant checkerboard rice fields whose rice is reputed to be the most fragrant in the country. This generous land is home to abundant fruit gardens, fish farming and shrimp farms are developing there, and all this together contributes...Read More

From the majestic landscapes of terraced rice fields to the vibrant cultures of ethnic hill tribes, this comprehensive guide provides everything you need to know to navigate Sapa’s hidden gems, trekking trails, local cuisine, and authentic cultural experiences.Read More