Hạ Long Bay

Discover the enchanting beauty of Hạ Long Bay, Vietnam's crown jewel and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as the "descending dragon", this mesmerizing destination in Quảng Ninh province offers a spectacular vista of thousands of limestone karsts and islets, each with its own unique shape and size. 

Hue Festival

Hue Festival, a biennial international cultural extravaganza held in Hue, Vietnam, celebrates the city's rich heritage. Since its inception in 1992, the festival has grown into one of Vietnam's most spectacular events, drawing performers and visitors from around the globe.

Bac Ha va Hoang Su Ph
(Terraced Rice Fields)

Hoang Su Phi is renowned for its intricate and expansive terraced rice fields that seem to flow down the hillsides like a patchwork quilt. These fields are not just a visual feast; they tell a story of generations of hard work and agricultural artistry. If you’re a photographer, plan to visit during the rice planting season in May-June and the harvest season in September-October when the fields come alive with vibrant colors and patterns.

Ba Be National Park

Ba Be National Park, located in Bac Kan province of Vietnam, is a richly biodiverse area and a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Established in 1992, the park covers an area of approximately 10,048 hectares, with landscapes that include limestone karst mountains, deep valleys, dense evergreen forests, and a vast freshwater lake system at its heart.