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Dinh Van Kien, a young man from Son Tay Thuong commune in Quang Ngai province, turned the vocal technique he learned at the Hue Conservatory into “a storyteller of cuisine.” At three stilt-house restaurants built from bamboo and natural materials, he's turning gong music and the Co Tu people's mountain table into a tourism resource.

Nha Trang rolls out a run of major events in May to July 2026. The lantern-floating at the Po Nagar Tower festival, an Asian 8-nation, 2,000-person superbike fest, and an AR fireworks Sea Festival. We organize the dates and practical info.

In Quang Ngai province in central Vietnam, the "Quang Ngai Tourism Festival 2026" opens on April 30, 2026. The venue is Pham Van Dong Square, and the festival runs roughly two months, from April to June 2026...

「ベトナム国家観光年2026―ザーライ」が2026年3月28日に開幕しました。テーマは「大森林が青い海に触れる（Gia Lai – The Great Forest Touches the Blue Sea）」。年間を通じ、文化、観光、スポーツなど244のイベント・活動が予定されています。 なぜザー...

Gia Lai Province in Vietnam's Central Highlands is rolling out coffee farm tourism in earnest to align with the 2026 National Tourism Year. It's a unique form of agritourism where you can enjoy everything from harvesting on coffee fields spanning over 100,000 hectares to roasting and tasting. Ethnic-minority culture such as gong music...

A complete guide to the sightseeing spots of Sapa in northern Vietnam. Along with highlights such as the stunning terraced rice fields, Mount Fansipan, and walkable town areas, we sort out model courses that are easy to follow even for first-timers, how to get around, and tips for your stay, pulling together practical information for making the most of a trip to Sapa.

Sapa is a mountain resort in Lao Cai Province in northwestern Vietnam, at an elevation of about 1,600 m. Starting from a town opened as a summer retreat in the French colonial era, it spreads out with Hmong and Dao villages, terraced rice paddies stepping down the slopes, and Mount Fansipan, Vietnam's highest peak. It's a "mountain trip" where trekking through the valleys, rather than walking the town, takes the lead...

Buon Ma Thuot is the central city of Dak Lak province in Vietnam’s Central Highlands and the country’s foremost coffee region. Calling itself “the capital of Vietnamese coffee,” the city is spread with a coffee museum and Robusta farms. It’s a highland town where you can enjoy waterfalls, ethnic-minority villages, and coffee culture all at once. This page covers the town’s full...