Tourist spots in Sa Pa, Ha Giang, and Yen Bai reopen post-typhoon Yagi, while safety concerns still linger for some areas.Vietnam's northern tourist attractions have reopened after a week of closure due to the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi, which brought severe floods and landslides to the region. Popular destinations in Sa Pa town and Ha Giang and Yen Bai provinces, which were severely affected, are now welcoming visitors once again, albeit with caution in some areas. In Sa Pa , many key attractions, such as the Fansipan Legend cable car and famous spots like Bac Waterfall, Ta Phin Stone Garden, Green Valley, and Ham Rong Eco-tourism Area, resumed operations on September 13. The next day saw the reopening of Love Waterfall, Golden Stream, Dreamy Rose Garden, and Cat Cat Village, providing tra

Vietnam ranks 10th in a global travel survey with 87% satisfaction, praised for safety, affordability, and rich experiences Vietnam has once again proven its appeal to international travelers, securing a spot among the world's top 10 highest-rated countries in a recent global survey conducted by travel agency Flight Centre. The survey, which polled 170,000 travelers, ranked Vietnam 10th with an impressive satisfaction score of 87%, further solidifying its status as a must-visit destination. Touted as a "gem of Southeast Asia," Vietnam was praised for its affordability, safety, and the diverse range of experiences it offers. From its bustling cities to its serene countryside, Vietnam continues to attract travelers of all ages and preferences, with its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty,

Cambodia wins Asia's top cultural destination, surpassing Vietnam and Thailand at the World Travel Awards 2024.At the 2024 World Travel Awards, Cambodia claimed the title of Asia's leading cultural destination, surpassing regional contenders including Thailand and Vietnam. This marks the third time Cambodia has earned the prestigious honor, largely thanks to its iconic Angkor Wat, part of the Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. While Cambodia's Angkor Wat and its 91 ancient temples spanning over 400 square kilometers continue to captivate tourists, drawing over 584,000 international visitors in just the first half of 2024, Vietnam remains a cultural powerhouse in its own right. Having previously won the same title, Vietnam's rich cultural heritage, from the ancient to

Hanoi ranked as a top solo travel destination by The Telegraph, praised for affordability, safety, and rich cultural attractions. Hanoi has been recognized as one of the world's best destinations for solo travelers by British newspaper The Telegraph, earning praise for its affordability, friendly hospitality, and vibrant cultural scene. In its feature, The Telegraph lauded Hanoi for offering an ideal environment for solo adventurers, highlighting the city's "affordable costs and widespread WiFi" as well as the availability of low-cost SIM cards for tourists. English is commonly spoken, and the city's myriad of attractions--from historical museums and temples to the bustling Old Quarter and night market--ensure solo travelers never run out of things to explore. While Hanoi is considered a s

Malaysia Airlines launches its first direct route from Kuala Lumpur to Da Nang, operating daily flights to boost tourism between Malaysia and Vietnam. Malaysia Airlines has officially launched its first direct flight connecting Kuala Lumpur to Da Nang, with Flight MH748 landing at Da Nang International Airport on Tuesday. The inaugural flight carried 160 passengers, marking the airline's entry into the central Vietnamese city with a new route that will operate seven times per week. This new daily route will significantly increase travel between the two cities, raising the total number of weekly flights between Da Nang and Kuala Lumpur to 28. The enhanced connectivity is expected to boost tourism and economic exchange between Vietnam and Malaysia. Strategic Move to Boost Da Nang Tourism Tan

Hanoi's Old Quarter filled with revelers celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, creating a bustling scene with lanterns, toys, and festive joy. Hanoi's Old Quarter was packed with revelers Tuesday night as thousands gathered to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, a much-loved event across Asia. The streets in downtown Hanoi, especially those surrounding the Old Quarter, were alive with activity, with Hang Luoc and Hang Ma streets in Hoan Kiem District serving as the heart of the celebrations. This festival, which peaks on the full moon of the eighth lunar month, drew large crowds to traditional markets where locals and tourists alike shopped for lanterns, toys, and other festive decorations. The narrow streets of the Old Quarter--Luong Van Can, Hang Can, Hang Ma, Hang Luoc, Hang Dao, and Hang

Vietnam From the vertiginous rice valleys of Sapa in Vietnam's north stretching to the fascinating bustle of the Mekong Delta in the south, Vietnam is home to a wealth of attractions that will seduce both budget and top-range travellers. Welcoming foreign tourists and their dollars since the late 1980s, enterprising Vietnam has rapidly developed a well-trodden trail of attractions. Vietnam's war-torn history--the French, Americans and Chinese have all left their own unique and not-often positive stamps on the nation--as well as its stunning and varied geography, amazing cuisine, plentiful beaches and near-endless shopping are all reasons to travel to the fast-paced Communist nation. Our Vietnam travel guide is here to help you get the most out of each and every one of your trips to Vietnam