A tour in HANOI is to steep yourself in history, tradition, and legend in a capital that has been inhabited continuously for almost a millenium. Visitors often note that the city is quieter, greene...
Quan Chuong is one of the Eastern gates of the earthen fortification that surrounded the Thang Long Citadel. Built in the 10th year of Le Canh Hung reign (1749) and renovated in the 3rd year of Gia...
Tran Quoc is a spiritual anchor for the nation and its kings Tran Quoc is the name of Hanoi's oldest and most sacred pagoda. Nearly 1500 years old, it used to receive kings in Buddhist memorial da...
Dien Bien is a mountainous border province in the northwestern region, 500 km west of Hanoi; bounded by Lai Chau province to the north and Son La province to the east and north-east, Yunnan provinc...
From the fires of persecution, a venerated church arose Around 1840, as the Nguyen Kings banned Christianity in Vietnam, the Western missionaries moved to the faraway highlands in Kon Tum Province...
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