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It has been decided that freight trains will disappear from Hanoi's "Railway Coffee Street," which has drawn travelers from around the world. On February 27, 2026, Vietnam's Ministry of Construction formally agreed to fully abolish freight trains on the line running through central Hanoi. Passenger trains will also be significantly cut, with the Hanoi–Hai Phong section...

Bai Tu Long Bay in northern Vietnam was selected for Condé Nast Traveler's "7 Wonders of Southeast Asia," published in March 2026. The article introduces it as a relatively quieter alternative to the northeast of Ha Long Bay. However, this is not an official ranking determined by reader votes or on-the-ground research...

A complete guide to tours for enjoying the Mekong Delta, a popular sightseeing area in southern Vietnam. We sort out the differences between classic routes and recommended plans, how to choose between locally departing tours and advance booking, price ranges, and points to note, laying out clearly the key points of Mekong Delta sightseeing so even first-timers can avoid mistakes.

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.

Introducing 10 model courses to efficiently sightsee Vietnam's major cities on foot. Centering on Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi, and Da Nang, it explains area layouts suited to city strolls, time required, and sights and cafés to stop at along the way. A practical guide covering routes you can navigate without getting lost even on a first visit, along with heat and safety cautions.

A guide to 10 cities we recommend for your first trip to Vietnam. From classic destinations like Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang, we cover safety, ease of getting around, and the character of the sightseeing and food, all from a beginner's point of view. A complete guide that also lays out suggested lengths of stay and which cities suit which kind of traveler.

What's the appeal of experiencing Vietnam's cities? City sightseeing in Vietnam is not mere sight-hopping. Walk the streets and the momentum of economic development and traditional culture leap into view at once. The endless flow of motorbikes in Ho Chi Minh, the trades continuing for generations in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Da Nang...