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Planning Ahead for Tet (Vietnamese New Year)
Tet, the Vietnamese New Year, will be from Monday 4 to Friday 8 February 2019. This event is the longest traditional holiday for Vietnamese people and a very busy period for travel. Here are a few factors to be aware of during this period: – Travelers who are visiting larger cities during the holidays may […] -
Walking the Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hill
Discover the beauty and recent immersive developments taking place at Ba Na Hill in Danang. Investment projects have led to a funicular, world record breaking cable car over 5000m long and the Golden Bridge -
Join an Arts Specialist in Ho Chi Minh City
This half-day experience delves into the world of art in Ho Chi Minh City to reveal a fascinating history of painting, sculpting and other creative arts. -
Hanoi Architecture with a Local Specialist
The French colonial architectural remnants built from 1873 to 1954, has left Hanoi with a bedazzling blend of Eastern influences intertwined with fresh Western features. -
The Overnight Lotus Train Departs Hanoi
A deluxe overnight train is now available to transport guests from the capital city of Hanoi to Da Nang City on a 791 kilometer journey. -
Vietnam Extend Visa Exemption for Five European Countries
According to Vietnamese Government officials, the visa exemption for five European countries (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom) will be continued another three years until 30 June 2021. -
Deep Into Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park
Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park hides a mind boggling system of underground caverns, rivers, historic sites and jungle. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003 -
Full Moon Festival Celebrations
Anantara Hoi An’s Ethnic Minorities Festival is collaboration between Anantara Hoi An, the Department of Culture, Sport and Tourism of Quang Nam Province and the Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum. -
Annual Worship to the Kitchen God!
Influenced by Taoism, Vietnamese people annually worship to Kitchen Gods on the 23rd day of the twelfth Lunar Month which is usually one week before the traditional Tet holiday. -
Traditional Cham Dance Show at My Son Temples
The Cham culture is characterized by Hinduism, with influences from Champa civilization between 7th and 15th century. These effects were felt greatest in central Vietnam, which at that time extended from India to Southeast Asia. -
Sensational Phu Quoc Island Offers Diversity for Travellers
Located in far southern reaches of Vietnam, Phu Quoc Island is considered as a shining pearl with white-sand beaches brushing its perimeter and a tropical jungle clambering over its central peaks. -
The Rich Coffee Plantations of Da Lat
Located on the central highland of Vietnam, Da Lat city is not only a location to discover blossoming flowers and vegetable farms, but also lush coffee plantations.