Most green tea is grown in the farm town of Moc Chau  (Moc Chau old town). This place is regarded as the largest and the most beautiful highland among northern mountainous areas of Vietnam. Why don’t you take time to visit Moc Chau and look at the immense fields of green tea? It’s surprised that right from the first kilometers to…

Along the road to Muong Phang commune, there are beautiful mountains, forests, and particularly a 60 ha reservoir which provides water to the hydroelectric projects of Thac Bay and Na Loi. The reservoir consits of hundreds of small islands and over 200 ha of forest vegetation cover floristic composition, therefore it’s very potential for eco-tourism…

Although Coc Ly fairy cave was discovered by the local residents very soon, its beauty and poetic started being known widely few years ago after the development of the local tourism, especially when Bao Nhai-Coc Ly market travel tour was established.  People call Coc Ly a fairy cave because of its association with the legend…

Located on Le Hong Phong St., 2km from Soc Trang downtown, Doi (Bat) pagoda is the most famous pagoda in Soc Trang province. It was built in the 16th century and is one of the oldest pagodas in the province.  The pagoda is famous for its beautiful architecture, especially its very large roof that houses tens of…

Rowing along Hau River with more than 40 kms long when tourists in Vietnam travel meet the end of river, there are two big mouths of river : Dinh An and Tran De – two of many main gateways to South West area. Dung islet covers an area of nearly 25,000 hectares and has the population about…

The Khleang Pagoda, one of the most ancient pagodas in Soc Trang province, features an architectural style similar to the pagodas of Cambodia. It is situated at 71 Mau Than Road, Group 5, Ward 6, Soc Trang City. Built in 1533, it was originally made of wood with a roof thatched with palm leaves. The pagoda…

The visit to Hanoi Museum of Vietnamese Revolution would be a time to understand the changing times of the society that ranges from the Vietnamese streets to the seats of power. The objects on display offer insight into the culture of Vietnam. The Museum of Vietnamese Revolution in Hanoi was established in 1959 and documents…

Clay Pagoda is situated at the heart of Soc Trang City, with the original name of Buu Son Tu. From the outside, the pagoda looks like a resident house, without any pillar or wooden panel like typical pagoda architecture. The pagoda known for its clay Buddha statues has been recognised as a historical and cultural relic…

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is both a research centre and a public museum exhibiting the ethnic groups of Vietnam. The mission of the Museum is scientific research, collection, documentation, conservation, exhibition and preserving the cultural and historic patrimony of the nation’s different ethnic groups. The museum also serves to guide research, conservation, and technology that…

Situated at No. 71, Ward 2, Soc Trang Town, Soc Trang Province; by the Highway No. 1A, Binh An Tourist Resort resembles Dam Sen Cultural Park in Ho Chi Minh City, but in a smaller scale.  Coming here, tourists in Vietnam travel have opportunities to join many recreation and entertainment activities. The tree-lined road system, the network of swimming…

Located in Son La province, at a distance of 200 kilometers from Hanoi, Moc Chau Plateau is 1,050 meters above the sea level, with an area of about 80 kilometers in length and 25 kilometers in width. Anyone who has ever come to Moc Chau all knows that  Moc Chau Plateau is famous for a large herd of…

Moc Chau, a plateau of Son La Province, which is 190 kilometres northwest of Hanoi. It's a favorite destination for tourists  in Vietnam tourism with its wildness of green land and the paradise of flowers. People often say: dairy cow + green tea + white plum = Moc Chau. In fact, it's more and more charming.