Twenty years ago, local residents drilling wells discovered unusual properties in the water from earth. The water source unexpectedly brought revenue of trillions of dong to the locality and helped to develop local tourism.

The “Khai ha - Cau an” Festival in Ho Chi Minh City and another dedicated to Mother Au Co in the northern province of Phu Tho, both named as national intangible cultural heritage, opened on February 4.

Dalat Railway Station, a national cultural heritage site, houses one of the world’s rarest cog rail systems. The station’s French colonial architecture and the nostalgic charm of steam locomotives continue to captivate visitors from around the globe.

Hanoi hosted some 1 million tourists during the nine-day Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday which began on January 25, marking a year-on-year rise of 6%.

Ho Chi Minh City reaped nearly 7.7 trillion VND (307 million USD) in revenue from tourism during the nine-day Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday that ended on February 2, up 17.4% year-on-year, according to the municipal Department of Tourism.

Overlooking the vast ocean and backed by lush mountains, Linh Ung Pagoda in Da Nang offers visitors a unique and calming experience amidst breathtaking landscapes.

The Lunar New Year marks a time for spiritual reflection and renewal, as crowds of visitors ascend Ba Den Mountain to take part in traditional prayers and celebrations.

Super Junior’s Kyuhyun brings his friends to try the Vietnamese dish he fell in love with.

On the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, thousands of people traveled over Hai Van Pass to visit the historic Hai Van Gate, enjoying the warm and sunny weather.

A bowl of com hen in Hue proved to be more than just a meal for three Korean tourists - it was a cultural and culinary revelation.

A small shrine in Ho Chi Minh City, famous for its self-springing water source, attracts visitors seeking good luck and peace.

During the Tet holiday, the Nha Trang harbor is packed with both locals and tourists eager to embark on island tours in the picturesque Nha Trang Bay, with thousands making their way to explore the region’s popular islands.

The Lunar New Year holiday of 2025 proved to be a major success for Da Nang's tourism industry, with an influx of visitors and significant revenue growth.

A group of Korean tourists have said that their com hen Hue (Hue clam rice) dish was so good they enjoyed every single grain of rice, with nothing left over.

Making banh chung and banh tet is an art that demands precision and care. For two foreign visitors, the challenge was part of the fun as they embraced this traditional Tet experience.

Minh Duc Temple, located on Thien Ma Mountain in Quang Ngai, is home to the tallest Quan Am (Goddess of Mercy - Avalokiteshvara - Guanyin) statue in Southeast Asia, nearing completion after over four years of construction.

In Southern Vietnam, a delicious fried giant snakehead fish is not only a favorite delicacy but is also believed to bring good fortune in the New Year, making it a top choice for customers this holiday season.

Buu Son Tu, a nearly 200-year-old temple in Soc Trang, stands out as Vietnam’s only pagoda where nearly 2,000 statues and monumental candles are crafted entirely from clay.

Da Nang has kicked off the Lunar New Year with a vibrant influx of tourists, welcoming thousands of international visitors arriving by air and sea.

The first day of the Lunar New Year saw the arrival of more than 500 international tourists to Ha Long Bay, offering a promising start for tourism in Quang Ninh.