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Step into a living postcard. The UNESCO-listed town of Hoi An is where Vietnam’s past and present blend into a symphony of charm. Golden-hued walls, terracotta roofs, and lantern-lit streets create a cinematic backdrop for unforgettable memories. Beyond its undeniable beauty, this riverside town is a haven for gastronomy, craftsmanship, culture, and beachside relaxation —

Where Nature Whispers and Culture Breathes Tucked deep in the emerald folds of Muong Hoa Valley, just 12 kilometers from Sapa, Ta Van Village is where time slows and the mountain rhythm takes over. Here, mist drifts through terraced rice fields, water buffalo graze lazily along narrow trails, and wooden stilt houses lean gently over

Bát Tràng Ceramic Village, located on the banks of the Red River in Gia Lâm District, just 14 km from central Hà Nội, is Vietnam’s oldest and most famous pottery village. With a history stretching back over seven centuries, this village continues to attract both domestic and international visitors with its blend of traditional craftsmanship,

Hoi An by day is a charming mosaic of history, culture, and riverside calm. But when the sun dips, the town transforms into something entirely different—a glowing wonderland where lanterns float, ancient bridges shimmer, and laughter drifts along the Hoai River. It’s no surprise that Hoi An has been hailed as one of the 20