Tầm Vu Victory Monument
Khu di tích Chiến thắng Tầm Vu: Hậu Giang’s National Historical Relic The Tầm Vu Victory Monument (Khu di tích Chiến thắng Tầm Vu) stands as a profound testament to the bravery and resilience of the Vietnamese people in the early years of the First Indochina War. This nationally recognized site commemorates the four major […]
Binh Thuy ancient house
Binh Thuy Ancient House: A Timeless Architectural Masterpiece in the Delta Binh Thuy Ancient House (Nhà cổ Bình Thủy) represents one of Cần Thơ’s most treasured cultural landmarks. This beautiful mansion offers an exceptional look into the lives of the wealthy Dương (Duong) family during the colonial period. As a designated National Architectural and Artistic […]
Historic Prison Can Tho
Historic Prison Can Tho: A Testament to Resilience in the Mekong Delta Historic Prison Can Tho (Khám Lớn Cần Thơ) stands as a somber yet profoundly important National Historical Relic in Cần Thơ. It offers visitors a powerful glimpse into the brutal realities of the French colonial era and the unwavering commitment of Vietnamese revolutionaries. […]
Hon Chen Shrine Hue
Hon Chen Shrine: A Spiritual Oasis and the Heart of Mother Goddess Worship The Hon Chen Shrine (Điện Hòn Chén), also known as Hue Nam Temple (Điện Huệ Nam), offers one of Hue’s most unique spiritual and scenic experiences. This colorful complex sits dramatically on the side of Ngoc Tran Mountain, overlooking the Perfume River, […]
Nam Giao Esplanade Hue
Nam Giao Esplanade: A Sacred Connection Between Emperor and Heaven The Nam Giao Esplanade (Đàn Nam Giao) represents the most important religious monument of the Nguyễn Dynasty, Vietnam’s last imperial family. This sacred site, located south of the former Imperial Citadel, served as the exclusive location where the Emperors performed the Nam Giao ritual—the elaborate […]
An Định Palace Hue
An Định Palace: A Glimpse into the Final Years of Vietnam’s Imperial Dynasty An Định Palace (Cung An Định), a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, stands as a poignant monument to the final chapter of the Nguyễn Dynasty. The palace offers a distinctive architectural experience, setting it apart from the purely traditional imperial structures within […]
Hai Van Pass Da Nang
Conquering the Hai Van Pass (Deo Hai Van) – Vietnam’s Best Coast Road The Hai Van Pass—its name translates as the “Ocean Mist Pass”—delivers one of Southeast Asia’s most celebrated road trips. This spectacular 21-kilometer stretch of mountainous road climbs over the Bach Ma range, drawing a dramatic line between Da Nang City and Thua […]
Fujian Assembly Hall Hoi An
Fujian Assembly Hall (Hoi Quan Phuc Kien) – A Spiritual Hub The Fujian Assembly Hall, known in Vietnamese as Hoi Quan Phuc Kien (Hoi Quan Phuoc Kien), is the most magnificent and renowned of the five Chinese assembly halls located in the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town, now a vital heritage sector of the expanded […]
Old House of Tan Ky Hoi An
The Old House of Tan Ky (Nha Co Tan Ky) – A Living Heritage The Old House of Tan Ky (Nha Co Tan Ky) is one of the most famous and well-preserved historical residences in Hoi An Ancient Town, which now forms a crucial part of the expanded Da Nang administrative region. Unlike many other […]
My Son Sanctuary Quang Nam
My Son Sanctuary – The Sacred Land of the Chams The My Son Sanctuary (Thanh dia My Son) is a mesmerizing complex of Hindu temple ruins nestled in a lush green valley, now a key historical attraction of the expanded Da Nang metropolitan area. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, My Son offers visitors a […]