Hanoi, Vietnam's capital city, entices visitors with its rich history, unique cultural characteristics, lively streets, historic villages, and interesting experiences. There are numerous craft villages in Hanoi, which has a long history dating back thousands of years. Join Viet Exquisite Travel as we wil take you to the top seven traditional craft villages in Hanoi!

Tam Coc appears more charming to visitors this fall and winter, thanks to the water lily fields blooming on both sides of the Ngo Dong River. Water lily flowers bloom in the morning sunlight, combining with tranquil water to create a gorgeous sight.

As part of Vietnam's tourism promotion efforts, overseas travelers will be able to apply for electronic visas (e-visas) through a new web site evisa.gov.vn, beginning November 11.

Only four hours from Ho Chi Minh City, Mui Ne is tucked away on a tranquil coastline with long, palm-lined beaches that appeal to all kinds of tourists. Families enjoy beach days and seafood dinners, adventure seekers seek out sand dunes and strong winds, and culture vultures explore fishing communities and Cham ruins. (One of the best places in Asia to do kiteboarding is Mui Ne.) The town's laid-back beach ambiance is given an international air by the diverse mix of Vietnamese and foreigners. These are the top seven things a first-time visitor to Mui Ne must do. 

Ninh Binh offers many attractions, including a paddleboat excursion through limestone karst mountains, a trek up Mua Cave, and the world's largest population of Delacour's langurs.

Hoi An has traditional craft villages that have been around for hundreds of years and are infused with the river region's history.

A grand ceremony and parade took place at the stadium of the northwestern province of Dien Bien in the morning of May 7 to mark the 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory (May 7, 1954 - 2024).

The Cat Ba Langur lives in the forest on karst hills. They are mainly folivorous, with leaves making up between 60-80% of its diet and the rest composed of shoots, fruit, flowers, and bark.