Da Nang is a dynamic coastal city with brilliant bridges and blue beaches. Situated firmly on the majestic Son Tra peninsula, Linh Ung Pagoda is one of the sacred symbols, attracting millions of tourists every year. This is not only a spiritual place for Buddhists but also a spectacular tourist attraction that anyone coming to[Read more…]
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Marble Mountains is a limestone and marble mountain complex located about 8km southeast of Da Nang city center. This is a must-see destination for tourists when visiting Central Vietnam, featuring majestic natural beauty, mysterious cave systems and ancient temples hidden among the mountains. This article will provide detailed information about Marble Mountains, helping you plan[Read more…]
If you are looking for a memorable journey in Vietnam, do not miss the opportunity to explore Hai Van Pass. Lying across the Truong Son mountain range, 80km from Hue city and 20km from Da Nang city, Hai Van Pass is not only a road but also a masterpiece of nature, bringing unforgettable experiences to[Read more…]
Located in Quang Nam province, Phuoc Kieu bronze casting village is a living testament to the sustainability of traditional Vietnamese values. Over hundreds of years, since the 17th century, this place has preserved the secret of manual bronze casting, creating sophisticated products with a strong cultural imprint. Not only a production site, Phuoc Kieu is[Read more…]
Hoi An old town located on the banks of the gentle Thu Bon River, has long been an attractive destination for tourists because of its ancient, timeless beauty. Moss-covered streets, quiet yin-yang tiled-roof houses, magical lanterns and bustling crowds in the sunset – all create a very unique and poetic picture of Hoi An. Not[Read more…]
Located about 3km from the center of Hoi An Ancient Town, Thanh Ha Pottery Village is one of the oldest traditional craft villages in Vietnam. With a history of more than 500 years of formation and development, Thanh Ha is not only a place for handmade ceramic production but also a living testament to the[Read more…]
Hoi An old town is a name that is all too familiar with its ancient streets, sparkling lanterns and poetic Hoai River. But not only stopping at the old town, Hoi An also has a place with rustic, simple but attractive beauty: Hoi An Coconut Village, also known as Bay Mau Coconut Village. About 6km[Read more…]
Cham Island also known as Cu Lao Cham, is a beautiful small island located about 15 km from Hoi An. It offers a picture of the wild beauty of nature and unique cultural experiences. Cham Island is recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, with its wild beauty and rare diverse ecosystem. Let’s explore[Read more…]
Located only about 15km from ancient Hoi An, Cu Lao Cham is not only a pristine archipelago with smooth white sand beaches, brilliant coral reefs but also a World Biosphere Reserve recognized by UNESCO. For those who are looking for a destination to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, immerse themselves in pristine[Read more…]
When mentioning Hoi An old town, visitors often imagine ancient streets, the poetic Hoai River and unique architectural heritages. Among them, Cantonese Assembly Hall Hoi An stands out as a must-see destination, carrying within it the unique historical, cultural and architectural values of the Cantonese Chinese community. Address of the Cantonese Assembly Hall Hoi An[Read more…]










