When a morning fog descends and covers the plateau, the white plum blossoms bring a wild but radiant beauty to the entire landscape. By the time the first golden rays of sunshine begin to stretch across the plateau, the pristine white plum blossoms’s beauty and vitality burst out, complimenting the blue sky above, and the northwestern mountains and forests all around.

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Hang Kia - Pa Co in Mai Chau (Hoa Binh province) had never been on my bucket list of travel destinations. But when I was examining some maps, I saw the name “Hang Kia - cloud hunting spot”, which is located on the way to Moc Chau in the Northwest of Vietnam.

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Not many people know that the peaches of Sapa bloom at two different times of year. You will find blossoms in November and December as well as after the Lunar New Year (February to March).

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Each church in Nam Dinh has its own unique design. As you would expect most of them are inspired by Western Gothic architecture and feature distinctive arches. Walking around the premises of these churches, you might imagine you be in a western country where churches are more common.

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Thang Long Citadel was built with three enclosed citadels. The outer ring is called La Citadel or Citadel and surrounded the whole capital. It was set within three rivers: Red River, To Lich River, and Kim Nguu River. There, in the outer ring, civilians resided. The second ring (middle one) was the Imperial Citadel - the main tidal area, which was where central governmental bodies lived and worked. The smallest and most central ring was the Forbidden City, where only the King and the royal family's residence were located.

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As a famous historical relic in Quang Nam province, and as a unique tourist destination along Vietnam's "Central Heritage Road”, My Son Sanctuary always leaves a long-lasting impression on professionals and visitors because of its singular cultural and architectural significance. People are always amazed by the innovative construction techniques that the Cham employed to build their sanctuary, which served as the religious and political capital of the ancient Champa dynasties.

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The village was known to the Lao people as Bang Don, which means "Island Village". The E-de ethnic people called the village Keng Apa while the M’Nong ethnic people called it Bun Rkau and Kinh people called it Buon Don, or Ban Don.

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Located 130km far from Hanoi to the northeast, Yen Tu is the highest mountain in the Dong Trieu mountain range, situated in Thuong Yen Cong Commune, Uong Bi District, Quang Ninh Province. At a height of 1,068m above sea level, the road to Yen Tu peak is a challenging climb, but pilgrims and visitors will be rewarded by extraordinary beauty and fascinating Buddhist heritage.

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