Long An – Where Rivers Whisper and Lotuses Bloom
My journey to Long An began on a misty morning, as sunlight shimmered over endless rice fields and the gentle currents of the Vàm Cỏ Đông River. Unlike the bustling cities nearby, Long An welcomed me with a sense of calm — a place where time seemed to slow and every breath carried the scent of wet earth and wildflowers. I started my day at Tan Lap Floating Village, a unique eco-tourism site nestled within the vast Đồng Tháp Mười Wetlands. As I wandered along wooden walkways above the water, lotus blossoms and water lilies stretched as far as the eye could see. The quiet was broken only by the call of rare birds and the soft splash of fish in the shallows. Local guides shared stories of the wetlands’ importance — not just as a natural wonder, but as a source of life and tradition for generations of families. Later, I visited a nearby craft village, where artisans patiently wove mats from sedge grass and shaped delicate pottery by hand. Their skills, passed down through the years, spoke of a quiet pride and a deep connection to the land. Over a simple meal of cá lóc nướng trui (grilled snakehead fish) and fresh lotus root salad, I listened to tales of the river — of floating markets, old love stories, and the resilience of people who live in harmony with the floodwaters. As dusk fell, I took a boat ride along the winding canals, the sky painted with hues of orange and purple. Lanterns flickered in riverside homes, and laughter echoed from a distant folk music gathering. In that moment, I understood why Long An is called the “gateway to the Mekong Delta” — a place where nature, heritage, and hospitality come together in gentle harmony. Long An is not just a destination; it’s a feeling — of peace, simplicity, and the enduring beauty of Vietnam’s southern heartland.
Ho Chi Minh City – Where History Meets Modern Pulse
My journey to Ho Chi Minh City began at dawn, as the city’s streets buzzed with the energy of millions. The first rays of sunlight glinted off the spires of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, where locals gathered for morning prayer and tourists snapped photos beneath the iconic red bricks. I wandered down Đồng Khởi Street, passing the elegant Saigon Central Post Office and the grand City Hall, before diving into the vibrant chaos of Bến Thành Market. The air was thick with the scent of fresh herbs, sizzling bánh xèo, and strong Vietnamese coffee. Vendors called out in rapid-fire Vietnamese, their stalls overflowing with tropical fruits, spices, and souvenirs. In the afternoon, I visited the War Remnants Museum, where powerful exhibits and preserved tanks told stories of resilience and loss. The nearby Independence Palace stood as a silent witness to the city’s dramatic history, its corridors echoing with moments that shaped a nation. As dusk fell, I joined the crowds on Bùi Viện Walking Street, where neon lights illuminated a world of street food, music, and laughter. Young artists performed on sidewalks, while travelers from every corner of the globe shared stories over cold drinks and bowls of phở. Yet, amid the city’s rush, I found moments of peace: a quiet prayer at the Jade Emperor Pagoda, a sunset view from the Bitexco Tower, and a gentle boat ride on the Saigon River, watching the city lights shimmer on the water. Ho Chi Minh City is not just a destination — it’s a living, breathing mosaic of past and present, tradition and innovation. Here, every street corner holds a story, and every moment is an invitation to feel the pulse of Vietnam’s future.
Funny Story: “Boss! I Found a Leader in the Tent!”
Location: Green Whisper Eco Resort – organized by VN Tour Land Program: MICE combined with internal training – Theme: “Awaken the Pioneer Within” On the first day of the MICE trip, after a formal opening ceremony, employees of the company Steel-As-Wood Ltd. (yes, that’s the actual name – don’t ask) were split into 4 teams: Tidal Wave, Desert Wind, Flying Sand, and Sudden Showers. The ever-serious CEO – Mr. Hung – decided to personally join Team Sudden Showers to “lead by example”. But the weather was scorching hot, and the morning seminar ran a little long (thanks to an overly emotional emcee), so by the time the team-building activities started, the boss quietly snuck off to nap in a tent. The Turning Point Game: “Find the Hidden Pioneer” That afternoon, VN Tour Land gave a new challenge: “Each team must find one unexpected leader among them – someone no one would ever guess – and bring that person on stage to inspire everyone!” Team Sudden Showers was stuck. No one wanted to speak in public. Just then, Linh – the intern who laughs uncontrollably when nervous – went to grab some water from the tent… and saw Mr. Hung snoring away, still hugging his 7 Habits of Highly Effective People book. She screamed: “I found one! The hidden leader is in the tent!” The team cheered and – in a historic team-building moment – carried the whole tent onto the main stage. VN Tour Land’s organizers were confused. Then out came Mr. Hung, dazed and pillow-faced, pulled into the spotlight beneath a massive banner: “Leadership is Always Present – Even in Unexpected Places!” Frozen for three seconds, Mr. Hung then gave a surprisingly heartfelt speech about “leadership and trust” (he had no choice – they already gave him the mic). By the end, he received a standing ovation.
The Inspirational Honeymoon Story
“We’re married now… Let’s run away together.” After months of wedding planning, guest lists, and countless decisions, the big day has passed. Now, it’s just the two of them — two passports, one suitcase, and a love story about to unfold on a journey crafted with care by Vn Tour Land. They arrived in a quiet mountain town just as the morning mist wrapped around the hills like a soft blanket. Their private lodge, nestled in nature, welcomed them with the scent of pine, warm tea, and a handwritten note: “Welcome to Day One of forever.” She curled up by the window, watching the clouds roll through the valley. He brewed fresh coffee and smiled, knowing this was exactly how they wanted to start their life together — slowly, deeply, fully. They spent the days wandering flower fields, biking through ancient villages, sharing local dishes at cozy restaurants only the locals knew. No rush, no pressure, just being present — hand in hand, heart to heart. Each stop along the way was a little surprise: a picnic under the stars, a couple’s spa retreat, a romantic dinner on a rooftop at sunset. It felt like someone had read their hearts and planned this honeymoon not as a vacation, but as a celebration of everything they are — and everything they’re becoming. It wasn’t just a trip. It was their first chapter. And it was unforgettable. Vn Tour Land – We don’t just organize trips. We create love stories. Personalized honeymoon itineraries crafted with heart — from dreamy escapes in Vietnam to breathtaking destinations around the world. Wherever you go, we make sure love is the journey.
HANOI – A BREATH OF A THOUSAND YEARS
I arrived in Hanoi on a crisp early winter morning. The air carried the earthy scent of fallen leaves mixed with a faint trace of smoke rising from charcoal stoves lining the sidewalks — a fragrance that felt both familiar and foreign. Hanoi unfolded before me not just as an ancient city, but as an open book, each page a vivid slice of living history. I began my journey in the Old Quarter, where every street bears the name of a traditional trade: Hàng Đào (Silk Street), Hàng Bạc (Silver Street), Hàng Mã (Paper Offerings Street)… Beneath moss-covered rooftops and narrow alleyways, life continues just as it did centuries ago — shopkeepers haggling, vendors calling out, families gathering for meals. At midday, I visited the Temple of Literature – Quốc Tử Giám, known as Vietnam’s first university. Surrounded by quiet courtyards, ancient trees, and stone steles engraved with the names of scholars, I could feel the deep-rooted reverence for learning and the Confucian values of respect for teachers and tradition. An elderly guide, a true Hanoian, shared stories of imperial exams, of young scholars traveling long distances with nothing but a dream of passing the test and bringing honor to their families. As the afternoon sun softened, I walked around Hoàn Kiếm Lake, where legend tells of a magical sword returned to the Golden Turtle God. Elderly men played chess on stone benches, students studied along the lakeside, and street performers sang traditional folk songs. Here, the past and the present weren’t in conflict — they coexisted in harmony. By evening, I found myself in the lively Đồng Xuân Market, buzzing with noise, lights, and flavors. I savored a bowl of hot bún chả, sipped iced lemon tea on a plastic stool, and listened to everyday conversations: a mother selling souvenirs to pay her child’s tuition, a student working part-time as a driver, a veteran recounting stories of war and peace. Through these simple moments, I realized Hanoi isn’t just about landmarks or heritage sites — it’s a place where the Vietnamese spirit lives on. It’s in the morning street calls, in the bitterness of black coffee by an old wall, in the quiet resilience and optimism of its people. I left Hanoi with no souvenirs in hand, but something more lasting in my heart: the understanding that Hanoi is not a city to merely see — it’s a city to feel, with all your senses and your soul.
Las Vegas – Where Every Night Sparkles
My journey to Las Vegas began with the glow of neon lights stretching endlessly along the Strip. As I stepped out of the airport, the city’s energy was unmistakable — a blend of anticipation, glamour, and possibility. I started my adventure at the Bellagio, where the world-famous Fountains danced in perfect harmony to music and light, drawing crowds from around the globe. Inside, the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens dazzled with whimsical floral displays that changed with the seasons, each more elaborate than the last. By day, I explored the quirky side of Vegas: riding the High Roller for panoramic city views, wandering through immersive art at AREA15, and playing vintage games at the Pinball Hall of Fame. History came alive at the Mob Museum, where tales of gangsters and lawmen unfolded in the halls of a historic courthouse. As dusk settled, Fremont Street pulsed with live music, street performers, and the world’s largest video screen overhead. I joined the crowd for a zipline ride above the neon canopy, laughter echoing through the night. Yet, Vegas was more than its bright lights. I found moments of wonder in the serene Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, and a sense of nostalgia at the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, where travelers lined up for the perfect photo. Each evening, the city transformed: world-class shows, celebrity-chef restaurants, and rooftop bars offered endless ways to celebrate life. The spirit of Las Vegas — bold, creative, and always awake — made every moment feel like a scene from a movie. Las Vegas is not just a destination. It’s an experience — a place where dreams are chased, stories are written, and every night sparkles with possibility.
WHERE LOVE BEGINS – A HONEYMOON TO REMEMBER
It was a quiet afternoon at Tan Son Nhat Airport. An held Vy’s hand tightly – his newlywed bride glowing with joy. In their hands was a special ticket from VN Tour Land: “Honeymoon Tour – A Journey to Begin a Lifetime Together.” They had no idea where they were headed. The only clue was: “A Secret Destination – for those truly in love.” That mystery thrilled Vy. An laughed softly, “Wherever we go, it’ll be paradise — because we’re together.” THE JOURNEY OF LOVE A private car brought them to a hidden bay — golden sunshine on white sand, kites flying high in the salty breeze. Their wooden bungalow stood nestled among trees, decorated with fresh flowers and candles. That evening, they enjoyed a candlelit dinner by the sea: fine wine, local delicacies, and nothing but the sound of the waves. Over the next few days, they: Rode bicycles through a peaceful fishing village Learned to cook local dishes with a native chef Soaked in a mud bath and enjoyed a couple’s spa in a quiet forest retreat And most unforgettable — watched the sunset from a private boat where An whispered: “I’ll love you like this, every day, forever.” CURATED BY PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND LOVE Vy cried happy tears when she received a surprise photo album from VN Tour Land — moments beautifully captured during their journey without them even noticing. Before they left, they wrote a note in the resort’s guestbook: “Thank you, VN Tour Land, for giving us not just a honeymoon, but the most beautiful beginning of our life together.” LOVE IS A JOURNEY – LET VN TOUR LAND BE YOUR GUIDE A VN Tour Land Honeymoon is more than just a vacation. It’s a curated romantic experience filled with personalized touches, breathtaking settings, and unforgettable memories. Whether you dream of sun-kissed beaches, misty highlands, peaceful islands, or secluded luxury resorts, we tailor each trip to reflect the unique bond you share. Book now and receive our exclusive “Golden Honeymoon” package: Free room upgrade to Honeymoon Suite Professional photography throughout the trip Special wedding gift from VN Tour Land at johnvnglobal@gmail.com
Discovering the Charm of Da Nang
Da Nang is not just a city — it’s an experience that blends modernity, culture, nature, and hospitality into one unforgettable journey. As one of Vietnam’s most vibrant and rapidly developing cities, Da Nang serves as both a thriving business hub and a beloved travel destination for millions of visitors each year. What makes Da Nang truly special is its perfect harmony between urban life and natural wonders. Visitors can bask in the sun at the world-famous My Khe Beach — once named among the most beautiful beaches on the planet — or find peace while exploring the spiritual Marble Mountains, a cluster of five limestone and marble hills filled with caves, temples, and panoramic viewpoints. For those seeking adventure and cooler climates, Ba Na Hills awaits with its European-style architecture, exhilarating cable car ride, and the iconic Golden Bridge held by two giant stone hands. It’s a place where fantasy meets reality, perched high above the clouds and surrounded by lush forests. Cultural enthusiasts can delve into Da Nang’s rich history through its museums and local festivals, while food lovers will be enchanted by the local flavors — from savory mi quang noodles to fresh seafood and tropical fruits. And when the sun sets, Da Nang's Dragon Bridge breathes fire and water, lighting up the Han River in spectacular fashion. Strategically located between the ancient town of Hoi An and the imperial city of Hue, Da Nang is the ideal base for exploring Vietnam’s central heritage region. With an international airport, modern infrastructure, and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, Da Nang continues to grow as a destination for leisure, MICE tourism, and cultural immersion. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, discovery, or inspiration, Da Nang offers it all — a city where tradition meets innovation, and every moment is worth remembering.
A Journey Through the Heart of France
France is more than just a country — it is a celebration of life, beauty, and sophistication. With its deeply rooted history, world-renowned cuisine, and artistic legacy, France continues to captivate the hearts of travelers from around the globe. Begin your journey in Paris, the City of Light, where iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and Notre-Dame tell stories of romance, revolution, and renaissance. Stroll along the Seine, sip coffee at a charming café in Montmartre, or indulge in shopping along the elegant Champs-Élysées. Beyond Paris, France reveals its breathtaking regional diversity. In the south, the French Riviera sparkles with glamour — from the azure waters of Nice to the luxury of Saint-Tropez and Cannes. Provence enchants visitors with its lavender fields, hilltop villages, and vibrant markets, offering a taste of rural elegance. Wine lovers can wander through the vineyards of Bordeaux or Burgundy, while history buffs can walk in the footsteps of knights and kings in the castles of the Loire Valley. The region of Normandy whispers tales of D-Day on its windswept beaches, while the French Alps offer alpine adventures for skiers, hikers, and dreamers alike. French cuisine, a treasure in itself, delights the senses at every turn — from buttery croissants and flaky baguettes to gourmet cheeses, escargots, and world-class wines. Dining in France is not merely about food, but about sharing stories, laughter, and passion around a table. Every corner of France invites exploration, inspiration, and a deeper appreciation of art de vivre — the art of living. Whether you're seeking romance, culture, nature, or luxury, France promises a journey unlike any other — elegant, enriching, and eternal.
The Scent Keeper of Sa Đéc
By the gentle curves of the Tiền River, where rows of blooming flower gardens stretch endlessly under the Mekong sun, lived an old woman named — the last person in the village who still practiced the art of distilling essential oils from the ancient roses of Sa Đéc. As a child, she followed her mother into the garden at dawn, when the dew still clung to the petals. She learned how to select the right flowers, dry the petals under just the right sunlight, and store them in clay jars to age the scent. That fragrance — soft, pure, and deep — stayed with her all her life, even as most villagers left the craft behind for imported flowers and high-tech farming. They called her old-fashioned, but travelers from faraway countries — especially perfumers from France and Japan — were enchanted by the tiny vials of rose oil she distilled by hand. “It’s not just a scent,” one Japanese researcher once said, inhaling gently. “It’s the memory of a land.” Each blooming season, the children of the village would gather at her home to learn how to tell ancient roses from hybrids, and how to feel the oil content in a petal just by touch. Now in her seventies, she lives quietly in her humble house. But that house is more than a home — it is the soul of Sa Đéc, preserved not through noise or fame, but through the lingering scent of a craft rooted in the earth, the sky, and the heart of the Mekong.
From Rice Fields to Global Markets – The Journey of GreenNest
In the tranquil countryside of Dong Thap, Vietnam, where endless rice paddies stretch toward the horizon and farmers rise with the sun, a group of young graduates made an unexpected choice. Instead of chasing city jobs after earning their agricultural degrees, they returned to their hometown with a bold vision: to turn Vietnamese agricultural products into global brands. Their startup, GreenNest, represents more than just a business—it’s a commitment to sustainability, community, and innovation. Rather than merely buying and selling crops, they set out to build a sustainable value chain: working hand-in-hand with local farmers to improve cultivation practices, applying modern post-harvest preservation technology, and branding their products for the international market through e-commerce. The journey was anything but easy. Convincing traditional farmers to change long-held methods was a challenge. Navigating complex global trade standards and finding reliable distribution channels added to the pressure. But through every obstacle, one truth became clear: the key to success is connection—between generations, between clean produce and conscious consumers, and between local stories and global opportunities. That turning point came when GreenNest was invited to join VN Tourland – The Green Connection Journey, a networking event for agri-startups in Vietnam. There, they shared their story, met with investors, connected with logistics partners, and most importantly, found a community of young entrepreneurs driven by the same dream—to elevate Vietnamese agriculture on the world stage. If you are willing to share your experience for a startup in agriculture, sustainability, or rural innovation, VN Tourland warmly invites you to be part of this movement. Join us at VN Tourland – where Vietnam’s next agri-leaders come together to grow ideas and shape the future.
Land of Blooming Lotuses and Gentle Souls
There is a land in the southwest of Vietnam, where the rising waters of the Mekong bring fertile alluvium, and the fragrance of lotus blossoms drifts gently in the wind. That land is Đồng Tháp, a peaceful province, rich in tradition, kindness, and the authentic soul of the Mekong Delta. Land of Lotuses and Warm-hearted People Đồng Tháp is widely known for the Tháp Mười lotus fields, vast and tranquil, stretching as far as the eye can see. But what leaves the deepest impression on visitors is the gentle, sincere nature of its people. Here, life moves slowly but meaningfully. Whether at the bustling market or around a humble meal, the people of Đồng Tháp greet you with genuine smiles and open hearts. Across Đồng Tháp, you'll see three-leaf canoes gliding down winding canals, the citrus orchards of Lai Vung heavy with ripe mandarins before Tết, or the cajeput forests of Tràm Chim, home to thousands of birds returning each autumn. People here live in harmony with nature, treating it not just as a livelihood, but as part of their identity. The culture is deeply rooted in Southern Vietnamese countryside values – generous, community-driven, and respectful. Whether at weddings, ancestor death anniversaries, or local festivals, the spirit of togetherness shines. Education is deeply valued, making Đồng Tháp one of the top provinces for schooling in the Mekong region. Even amid modern development, Đồng Tháp has chosen a path of thoughtful progress. The province preserves its traditions – from rustic dishes like braised mudfish with sugarcane or stir-fried sesbania flowers, to local markets alive with the sound of early morning vendors. Both the government and the people work hand in hand to shape “Đồng Tháp – Pure as a Lotus Soul”, a tourism and cultural identity centered on sustainable values: living green, living kindly, and living with purpose. Đồng Tháp is not a place of towering skyscrapers or fast-paced life. It is a land to come home to – where time slows, the scent of lotus fills the air, birds call through the trees, and the warmth of its people lingers long after you’ve gone. As the old Vietnamese saying goes: “Among all the beauty of Tháp Mười is the lotus bloom, Among all the beauty of Vietnam is Uncle Hồ’s name.”
Houston – Where Innovation Reaches the Stars
My journey to Houston began with a sense of excitement — the kind you feel when you know you’re about to discover something extraordinary. As I arrived at Space Center Houston, the gateway to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, I was greeted by the sight of towering rockets and the spirit of exploration that defines the city. Inside, I marveled at the history of space travel, touching a real moon rock and standing beneath the colossal Saturn V rocket. Interactive exhibits brought the wonders of science and technology to life, inspiring visitors of all ages to dream big. Beyond the stars, Houston’s Museum District beckoned with its world-class collections. I wandered through the Museum of Fine Arts, explored the wonders of nature at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, and found moments of reflection in the serene paths of Hermann Park. The city’s culinary scene was a revelation — from sizzling Tex-Mex and smoky barbecue to Vietnamese pho and Nigerian jollof rice, every meal was a celebration of Houston’s global spirit. At the bustling Houston Farmers Market, I sampled local produce and chatted with vendors who shared stories of the city’s rich agricultural roots. As evening fell, I strolled along Buffalo Bayou, watching the skyline light up against the Texas sunset. The city’s energy was palpable — in the laughter of families, the rhythm of live music, and the warmth of Southern hospitality. Houston is not just a city; it’s a launchpad for dreams, a crossroads of cultures, and a place where innovation truly reaches the stars.
A Wedding Day in the Mekong – Be Our Honored Guest
When the morning sun gently kisses the rice fields and coconut trees cast playful shadows on the village path, something beautiful is about to happen – a traditional Southern Vietnamese wedding. Today is Út’s big day – the youngest daughter of a three-generation rice farming family in Cần Thơ. Weddings in the South aren’t overly ceremonial, but they are rich in warmth, generosity, and joy that spreads through every corner of the village. At dawn, the groom’s family boards a wooden boat to bring wedding offerings to the bride’s home: sticky rice cakes (bánh tét), tea, fruits, rice wine, and the iconic betel leaves and areca nuts – symbols of lasting love. Music plays from a portable speaker – not ancient court music, but beloved Bolero tunes that touch the hearts of all generations. The bride wears a traditional red áo dài, the groom dons a matching tunic and headpiece, and both welcome guests with beaming smiles. Neighbors pitch in: someone cooks, another sets up tables, and kids run errands with laughter in the air. It’s not just a wedding – it’s a whole community celebration. And then, the feast begins – a true Southern wedding banquet under a colorful canopy, served with dishes like hotpot with fermented fish, grilled snakehead fish, lotus stem salad with shrimp and pork, crispy bánh xèo pancakes, and a sweet finish with fried bánh tét. Homemade rice wine flows freely while đờn ca tài tử (Southern folk music) and romantic Bolero songs fill the air. Whether you're a local, a city guest, or a foreign traveler – you’re family today. Would you like to experience this unforgettable celebration for yourself? We invite you to join our cultural immersion tour: “Be Our Guest – Southern Vietnamese Wedding Experience”.
Cần Thơ – The Heart of the Mekong Delta
Cần Thơ, often referred to as the “Western Capital” of Vietnam, is a must-visit destination for travelers exploring the Mekong Delta. Visitors can experience the lively Cai Rang floating market at dawn, where boats filled with tropical fruits and local products create a colorful scene on the river. The city is also home to historical sites such as Binh Thuy Ancient House and Ong Pagoda, offering a glimpse into the region’s architectural and spiritual traditions. A trip to Cần Thơ is incomplete without savoring Mekong delicacies like grilled snakehead fish, coconut candy, and fresh fruits from the orchards. In the evening, a boat cruise along the Hau River provides a relaxing way to enjoy folk music performances and the city’s shimmering lights. With its warm hospitality and natural beauty, Cần Thơ promises an unforgettable experience for all visitors.
Nha Trang – The Shimmering Pearl of Vietnam’s Coastline
Nestled along a stunning bay framed by mountains and dotted with islands, Nha Trang captivates visitors with its turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and dynamic city life. Often called the “Riviera of the East Sea,” Nha Trang combines the charm of a beach resort town with the energy of a modern urban center. The city’s beaches are its crown jewel. Stretching for kilometers, Nha Trang’s main beach is lined with palm trees, hotels, restaurants, and bars, offering everything from tranquil sunbathing to vibrant nightlife. The nearby islands — including Hon Mun, Hon Tam, and Hon Tre — provide spectacular spots for snorkeling, diving, and boat tours. The coral reefs here are among the best in Vietnam, teeming with colorful marine life. Beyond the beach, Nha Trang boasts a wealth of cultural and historical landmarks. The Po Nagar Cham Towers, built between the 7th and 12th centuries, are a remarkable relic of the ancient Cham civilization. Perched on a hilltop, these red-brick towers overlook the Cai River and remain a place of worship for both Buddhists and Cham descendants today. The Long Son Pagoda, with its giant white Buddha statue, and Nha Trang Cathedral, with its striking Gothic architecture, are also must-visit sites. Nha Trang’s coastal waters aren’t just for sightseeing — they offer thrilling water sports such as jet skiing, parasailing, windsurfing, and paddleboarding. Adventurers can also take part in island-hopping tours, deep-sea fishing excursions, or a visit to the VinWonders Nha Trang amusement park on Hon Tre Island, which features roller coasters, a water park, and an aquarium. The city is also renowned for its culinary delights. Fresh seafood is a staple, with dishes like grilled lobsters, steamed clams with lemongrass, and Nha Trang’s famous fish cakes. Visitors can enjoy these dishes at lively night markets, beachfront restaurants, or on floating seafood rafts in the bay. With its unique blend of natural wonders, cultural treasures, and modern comforts, Nha Trang is more than just a beach destination — it is a vibrant city that invites travelers to relax, explore, and create lasting memories by the sea.
Hà Tiên – The Gateway of Cultures and Nature by the Sea
Hà Tiên, in Kiên Giang Province, is a place where nature and history come together to create an enchanting destination unlike any other in the Mekong Delta. Nestled along the Gulf of Thailand and near the border with Cambodia, Hà Tiên has long been known as a crossroads of cultures. Influences from Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham communities are reflected in its architecture, festivals, and cuisine. One of Hà Tiên’s greatest attractions is its breathtaking natural scenery. The region is dotted with limestone mountains and mysterious caves, such as Thạch Động and Đá Dựng, which are steeped in legends and folklore. Climbing these sites rewards visitors with panoramic views of lush plains, shimmering sea, and neighboring islands. The tranquil beaches of Mũi Nai are perfect for a peaceful retreat, where soft waves and golden sands invite visitors to relax and unwind. Beyond its natural wonders, Hà Tiên is a town rich in history. Founded in the 18th century by Mạc Cửu, the town served as an important port and trading hub. The remnants of this vibrant past can be seen at places like Tam Bảo Pagoda, Phù Dung Pagoda, and the ancient Mac Cuu Family Tomb. Each site tells a story of Hà Tiên’s role in regional trade, diplomacy, and spiritual life. Visitors to Hà Tiên can also enjoy its lively markets, where fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and local handicrafts abound. The town is especially known for its harmonious blend of nature, culture, and history, making it a unique gateway to the Mekong Delta and beyond.
Bình Thuận – The Land of Sun, Wind, and Ocean Wonders
Located along the southern coast of Vietnam, Bình Thuận is a destination where the rhythm of the waves, the whisper of the sea breeze, and the endless sunshine create a paradise for beach lovers and explorers alike. The province is perhaps best known for Phan Thiết City and the famous resort town of Mũi Né, where palm-fringed beaches stretch along turquoise waters, inviting visitors to swim, sunbathe, or try exciting water sports like kitesurfing and windsurfing. One of Bình Thuận’s most iconic landscapes is its sand dunes, especially the Red Sand Dunes and the White Sand Dunes (Bàu Trắng) near Mũi Né. These vast, rolling hills of sand change color with the light of the day, offering a surreal, desert-like beauty. Visitors can hike, sandboard, or ride quad bikes across the dunes for an exhilarating adventure. Beyond its beaches and dunes, Bình Thuận is steeped in Cham culture. The Po Sah Inu Cham Towers, dating back to the 8th century, stand as silent witnesses to the region’s ancient history. The annual Kate Festival held here is a vibrant celebration of Cham traditions, music, and dance. Spiritual sites such as Linh Sơn Trường Thọ Pagoda on Ta Cu Mountain draw pilgrims and tourists alike — the mountain’s cable car and trails lead to the giant reclining Buddha, one of the largest in Southeast Asia. The coastal life of Bình Thuận is just as captivating. Early mornings reveal the lively scenes of fishing boats returning to port, their nets heavy with the night’s catch. Local markets overflow with fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and regional specialties like fish sauce, dragon fruit, and bánh căn Phan Thiết — small rice pancakes served with fish sauce and herbs. For nature enthusiasts, Ke Ga Cape offers rugged beauty and the charm of Vietnam’s oldest lighthouse. Meanwhile, further inland, visitors can discover hidden streams, such as the Fairy Stream (Suối Tiên), where soft red and white sands create a magical landscape. Bình Thuận, with its perfect blend of sea, sand, culture, and cuisine, invites travelers to experience the gentle but powerful charm of Vietnam’s sun-drenched coast. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural discovery, this province promises memories that linger long after the journey ends.
Down South – Drifting with the Mekong Waters
Early in the morning, I boarded a bus from Saigon, leaving behind the tall buildings and the rush of the city to head south — to the Mekong Delta, the land of water, boats, and warm-hearted people. My mother used to say: "The Mekong folks are gentle, they live off the river, eat fish, and their voices are as sweet as sugarcane.” The bus stopped in Cái Bè, a riverside town in Tiền Giang Province. As I stepped off, I was greeted by the sight of the mighty Tiền River, endlessly flowing, carrying with it the rich silt of the land. A small wooden boat was waiting. Uncle Tư, the boatman, flashed a big smile: – “Hop in, kid. Let’s get to the floating market before it gets too crowded!” The boat glided softly over the water, through the morning mist, its engine humming alongside the cheerful voices of vendors. As the golden sunlight broke through, the Cái Bè floating market came alive — a vibrant painting of everyday life. Piles of mangoes, bright red rambutans, and fresh coconuts floated by. A woman sang out from her boat: – “Chè bưởi here! Fresh pomelo sweet soup!” I sat on the boat sipping a glass of strong Vietnamese iced coffee bought from a floating vendor. The bold sweetness mixed with the scent of the river. It felt like I was drinking in the soul of the Mekong. At noon, we docked at a lush fruit orchard on Tân Phong Islet. The host welcomed us with a home-cooked meal: caramelized fish in clay pot, sour soup with wildflowers, and stir-fried shrimp with coconut. It was a simple spread, but each bite was rich with flavor — maybe because of the love and warmth behind it. As the afternoon came, I joined local kids running through the rice fields, flying kites. Laughter echoed along the dikes. The sky turned orange as flocks of white storks flew home. My heart felt lighter than it had in months. That night, I slept in a stilt house by the river, the sounds of frogs and crickets lullabying me into dreams. In my dream, I was a child of the Delta, rowing through lotus ponds by day, listening to folk tales by night. The next morning, as the boat took me back to the dock, Uncle Tư patted my shoulder and said: – “Come back anytime, child. The Mekong will always welcome you.” I smiled, saying nothing. But I knew deep down — I had fallen for this land called The Mekong Delta — with its muddy waters, sweet voices, and a kind of love as deep as the river itself.
Châu Đốc – The Sacred Land of Pagodas, Mountains, and Rivers
Châu Đốc is a unique destination in the Mekong Delta, offering both natural beauty and deep spiritual significance. The town is best known for Sam Mountain (Núi Sam), a sacred site dotted with ancient pagodas, shrines, and temples. Every year, thousands of pilgrims journey to Châu Đốc to visit Ba Chúa Xứ Temple, seeking blessings for health, wealth, and peace. The temple complex, especially during festival season, becomes a vibrant sea of colors, incense smoke, and the sound of traditional music. Surrounding Sam Mountain, visitors can explore other spiritual landmarks such as Tây An Pagoda with its Indian-style architecture, the mausoleum of Thoai Ngoc Hau, and the cave pagodas that cling to the mountain slopes. Each site carries its own legends and history, contributing to Châu Đốc’s reputation as a spiritual hub of the Mekong Delta. The natural scenery of Châu Đốc is equally captivating. The town lies along the Hau River, where bustling river life unfolds daily. Colorful boats transport goods and passengers, creating lively scenes at the floating markets. The nearby Tra Su Cajuput Forest is a must-see for nature lovers. A boat tour through this flooded forest reveals a magical world of green canopies, lotus ponds, and diverse birdlife — a haven of tranquility and biodiversity. Châu Đốc is also famous for its multicultural communities. The Cham villages along the riverside preserve traditional crafts, weaving, and Islamic practices. Khmer and Chinese festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm, adding to the town’s rich cultural calendar. The local cuisine reflects this diversity — specialties like mắm Châu Đốc (fermented fish sauce), bún cá (fish noodle soup), and grilled snakehead fish leave a lasting impression on every visitor. Whether you are seeking spiritual fulfillment, cultural immersion, or simply a peaceful escape into nature, Châu Đốc promises an unforgettable experience. Its welcoming people, sacred spaces, and scenic landscapes make it a true gem of the Mekong Delta.
Hawaii – The Islands of Aloha and Adventure
My Hawaiian journey began with the scent of plumeria in the air and the sound of ukuleles drifting on a gentle breeze. As I stepped onto the golden sands of Waikiki Beach, the turquoise waves sparkled under the morning sun, and Diamond Head crater rose majestically in the distance. Each day in Hawaii felt like a new adventure. I hiked through emerald valleys on Kauai, where waterfalls tumbled down ancient cliffs. On the Big Island, I stood in awe as molten lava flowed into the sea, creating new land before my eyes. Maui welcomed me with the winding Road to Hana, where rainbows arched over bamboo forests and hidden pools. But Hawaii’s magic was more than its scenery. It was in the warmth of a lei placed around my neck, the rhythm of hula dancers at a sunset luau, and the stories shared by locals about their ancestors and the spirit of aloha. I learned to surf gentle waves, tasted poke bowls bursting with island flavors, and watched the sun set in a blaze of color over the Pacific. One evening, as I sat on Waikiki Beach with my toes in the sand and the sky ablaze with stars, I realized Hawaii was more than a destination. It was a feeling — of connection, renewal, and joy. Here, every moment is an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and embrace the beauty of life. Hawaii is not just a place to visit. It’s a paradise to experience, a culture to cherish, and a memory to carry home in your heart.
Vĩnh Long – The Green Soul of the Mekong Delta
Vĩnh Long, situated between the Tien and Hau rivers, is a picturesque province that embodies the spirit of the Mekong Delta. Often overlooked in favor of more famous destinations, Vĩnh Long offers a truly authentic and serene experience for those seeking to explore Vietnam’s countryside in its most genuine form. One of the highlights of Vĩnh Long is its network of canals and rivers that nourish fertile soil, making it a paradise for fruit cultivation. Visitors can find themselves in vast orchards filled with durians, mangosteens, rambutans, pomelos, and longans. Many families open their gardens to tourists, offering fresh fruit tasting and insight into the daily lives of the locals. A bike ride or sampan tour through these fruit-laden landscapes allows visitors to soak in the peaceful rhythm of the countryside. Cultural immersion is another treasure of Vĩnh Long. The province is home to many traditional craft villages, where locals make bricks, pottery, and rice paper using time-honored techniques. The village of Long Ho, for example, still produces traditional ceramic ware by hand. At the same time, ancient temples and pagodas such as Van Thanh Mieu and Tien Chau Pagoda stand as reminders of the province’s spiritual legacy. No trip to Vĩnh Long is complete without visiting its floating markets—places where the spirit of trade still flows along the waterways. While smaller and less commercial than those in Cần Thơ, Vĩnh Long’s floating markets offer a more intimate experience, where boats full of goods drift quietly along the rivers at dawn. The people of Vĩnh Long are among the friendliest in the region. Their hospitality is heartfelt, and many homestays allow travelers to live like a local: cook traditional dishes, harvest fruits, and participate in folk music gatherings. At night, under starlit skies, travelers can enjoy the sound of frogs and crickets while drifting gently on the river or relaxing in a riverside garden. With its quiet charm, vibrant culture, and untouched natural beauty, Vĩnh Long offers a journey into the soul of the Mekong Delta. It is not merely a destination—it is a way to experience the richness of life through simplicity, connection, and nature.
Where True Value Begins with Simplicity
Coming to Ben Tre feels like returning to a peaceful memory — a land where the morning roosters call out over the gentle rhythm of paddles gliding through green canals, and endless coconut groves shelter humble homes of sincere, hard-working farmers. In a small village by the Co Chien River, life flows gently in harmony with nature. The people here — weathered by sun and soil but rich in pride — live closely with the land, holding on to traditions passed down for generations. One of those proud traditions is the rice paper craft village. Here, each delicate, fragrant sheet of rice paper is handmade from simple ingredients like rice, coconut milk, sesame, or taro. But more than that, every piece carries the soul and skill of local artisans. Under the morning sun, rows of rice paper laid out to dry form a rustic yet beautiful canvas of village life. These are not just products — they are the essence of Ben Tre’s heritage. Surrounding the village are countless waterways and lush canals — not only routes of travel and trade but living symbols of the Mekong Delta spirit. Visitors can paddle through shaded creeks, listen to Southern folk tunes echoing between coconut palms, and even try their hands at making rice paper with the locals, all while hearing real stories from real lives. VN Tour Land has chosen this unique place to develop an immersive community-based tourism program — not just for sightseeing, but for coming home. A homecoming to rediscover what’s real — real people, real lives, and genuine experiences that no urban luxury can offer. We believe that Ben Tre – the land of coconuts and kind hearts — doesn't need grand staging. Its charm lies in its sincerity. It’s the humble, the homegrown, that create a truly different kind of value — a place where visitors don’t just take photos, but carry away a piece of Vietnam’s soul.
Bến Tre – Sailing Through the Land of Coconuts
We arrived in Bến Tre as the morning mist hovered over winding rivers, and the scent of coconut filled the air. Known for its iconic coconut palms, the province offers a true taste of the Mekong’s soul — quiet, green, and deeply connected to the land and water. Our journey began with a boat ride through small canals lined with nipa palms. The sound of the paddle cutting through the water was calming, almost meditative. We visited a local family that makes traditional coconut candy by hand, watching as the syrup boiled and cooled into rich, golden sweetness. The craftsmanship, passed down for generations, was a reminder of how deeply rooted traditions still thrive here. In the afternoon, we cycled along village roads shaded by towering coconut trees. Friendly smiles greeted us at every turn. We stopped at fruit orchards to taste rambutan and mangosteen freshly picked from the trees — the flavors bursting with the vitality of the delta. Bến Tre’s history spoke through its people. At the Đồng Khởi Monument, we heard stories of the courageous women-led uprising that ignited local resistance during wartime. The pride in local voices, even decades later, showed how closely the past still breathes in Bến Tre’s heart. As dusk approached, we sat by the river, sipping fresh coconut water, the sky painted with soft orange and purple hues. It was in that moment — between the whisper of palm leaves and the gentle ripple of the water — that we felt completely at peace. Bến Tre is not just a place to visit; it's a place to feel. To slow down. To breathe. To remember the quiet joy of simplicity.
Ben Tre – Where True Value Begins with Simplicity
Coming to Ben Tre feels like returning to a peaceful memory — a land where the morning roosters call out over the gentle rhythm of paddles gliding through green canals, and endless coconut groves shelter humble homes of sincere, hard-working farmers. In a small village by the Co Chien River, life flows gently in harmony with nature. The people here — weathered by sun and soil but rich in pride — live closely with the land, holding on to traditions passed down for generations. One of those proud traditions is the rice paper craft village. Here, each delicate, fragrant sheet of rice paper is handmade from simple ingredients like rice, coconut milk, sesame, or taro. But more than that, every piece carries the soul and skill of local artisans. Under the morning sun, rows of rice paper laid out to dry form a rustic yet beautiful canvas of village life. These are not just products — they are the essence of Ben Tre’s heritage. Surrounding the village are countless waterways and lush canals — not only routes of travel and trade but living symbols of the Mekong Delta spirit. Visitors can paddle through shaded creeks, listen to Southern folk tunes echoing between coconut palms, and even try their hands at making rice paper with the locals, all while hearing real stories from real lives. VN Tour Land has chosen this unique place to develop an immersive community-based tourism program — not just for sightseeing, but for coming home. A homecoming to rediscover what’s real — real people, real lives, and genuine experiences that no urban luxury can offer. We believe that Ben Tre – the land of coconuts and kind hearts — doesn't need grand staging. Its charm lies in its sincerity. It’s the humble, the homegrown, that create a truly different kind of value — a place where visitors don’t just take photos, but carry away a piece of Vietnam’s soul.
A Love Story in the Mist – A Day in Sa Pa
Sa Pa, on a winter morning, was wrapped in a blanket of mist. Thin, smoky clouds drifted lazily over the red-tiled rooftops. The small mountain town seemed to be sleeping, nestled in the embrace of soft clouds, while the cold wind gently brushed through the old pine trees. Linh, a young woman from Hanoi, arrived in Sa Pa on a short solo trip. No tour guides, no pre-booked plans. She simply grabbed her backpack, escaped the noisy city, and came in search of silence in the highlands. That morning, before the sun had risen, Linh wandered alone down a path toward Cat Cat Village. The cold cut through her clothes, but somehow her heart felt warm. The sound of a bubbling stream, the faint melody of a Hmong bamboo flute drifting on the wind, and the smoky aroma of grilled corn in the distance — it all formed a perfect harmony between nature and culture. She stopped at a terraced rice field, where dew still clung to the young green shoots. It was there she met Vàng — a young Hmong man cutting grass for his buffalo. His eyes were clear like the sky after rain, and his gentle smile made Linh's heart skip a beat. They spoke in broken Vietnamese from Vàng and simple English from Linh. And yet, words seemed unnecessary — she felt she understood him. Vàng told her about the fields, the Gau Tao Festival, the biting cold of December nights, and evenings spent around the fire drinking corn wine. Three days in Sa Pa passed like a dream. On the final morning, as Linh boarded her bus to leave, Vàng silently pressed a small bracelet made of wild orchid fiber into her hand — handmade, simple, beautiful. “To remember Sa Pa,” he said softly. His eyes were misty — from the cold, or something else, Linh couldn’t tell. Years later, every time her fingers touched that little bracelet, she found herself transported back to Sa Pa — where the scent of wood smoke clung to her coat, where smiles lingered in the morning mist, and where a love story as light as the fog never truly faded.
Exploring the Untamed Beauty of Dak Nong
Nestled in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, Dak Nong is a destination that remains largely untouched by mass tourism. With its rugged landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and cultural richness, this province offers a raw and authentic experience for those who seek connection with nature and tradition. One of Dak Nong’s most remarkable features is its volcanic heritage. The Dak Nong Geopark, recognized by UNESCO, is a stunning showcase of volcanic caves, basalt columns, and lava tubes formed millions of years ago. Visitors can explore the Chu Bluk Volcanic Cave System, the longest of its kind in Southeast Asia, where nature and geology meet in spectacular form. The province is also home to countless waterfalls — each more beautiful than the last. Dray Sap, Gia Long, and Lieng Nung waterfalls thunder through the green forests, creating breathtaking scenery and refreshing escapes for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Beyond its natural wonders, Dak Nong is a land of deep cultural layers. It is inhabited by several ethnic minority communities, including the M’nong and Ede people, whose traditional music, crafts, and spiritual rituals bring soul to the highlands. Travelers can visit local villages, witness gong performances, and participate in traditional festivals that celebrate the harmony between humans and nature. Coffee plantations stretch across the hills, offering not only stunning views but also opportunities to learn about one of Vietnam’s most important exports. The cool climate and rich volcanic soil make Dak Nong a prime region for growing high-quality beans. Whether hiking through pine forests, exploring volcanic caves, or sharing stories with local villagers, Dak Nong offers moments of peace, wonder, and connection. It is not a place for luxury, but for those who crave authenticity, fresh air, and soulful travel experiences.
Oahu: Where Island Dreams Come True
Oahu, the third-largest of Hawaii’s islands, offers a breathtaking blend of pristine beaches, lush mountains, cultural depth, and modern energy — making it the most visited island in the archipelago. Whether you’re a surfer, history buff, foodie, or honeymooner, Oahu has something truly special to offer. Begin your adventure in Honolulu, the capital city, where urban life meets the rhythm of the Pacific. The world-famous Waikiki Beach invites you to soak in the sun, ride the gentle waves, or sip a tropical drink with Diamond Head crater as your backdrop. At night, Waikiki comes alive with hula performances, beachfront luaus, and lively entertainment. For those seeking cultural depth, a visit to Pearl Harbor provides a moving tribute to history with its museums and memorials, including the USS Arizona Memorial. The Bishop Museum and ʻIolani Palace offer a fascinating look into Hawaii’s royal past and the native Hawaiian heritage. The island's natural beauty is second to none. Drive along the Windward Coast to discover breathtaking viewpoints, such as Nuuanu Pali Lookout and Makapu’u Point, or hike the lush Manoa Falls Trail. The North Shore is world-renowned for its towering winter waves and surfing competitions, while the summer months reveal calm waters perfect for snorkeling and swimming with sea turtles. Oahu is also a food lover’s paradise. From traditional Hawaiian plate lunches and poke bowls to farm-to-table fine dining and world-class shaved ice, every meal is a celebration of island flavors. More than just a destination, Oahu offers a feeling — one of aloha, connection, and rejuvenation. Whether you're relaxing on the sand, hiking through the rainforest, or simply watching the sunset with a loved one, every moment on this island feels like a gentle invitation to live more fully, more freely, and more joyfully. Let Oahu be your island escape — where memories are made under swaying palms, beside turquoise waves, and in the spirit of aloha.
"The Flame on the Mountain" – A Love Story from the Highlands
Deep in the heart of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, where the rhythm of gongs echoes through ancient forests and the scent of fresh coffee floats in the morning air, there lives a legendary love story from the K’Tu village — the tale of Y Hoa, a beautiful Ê Đê girl with eyes as soft as the mist, and A H’Linh, a brave M’nong hunter with a smile as warm as the highland sun. They first met during the village’s buffalo-stabbing festival, a sacred ritual filled with dancing, music, and celebration. As the gongs rang and people danced around the fire, their eyes met. He gifted her a handmade necklace crafted from bamboo and coffee beans — humble, yet filled with meaning. She smiled, quietly, then disappeared into the night wind. Each evening, they would meet again by the fire after working the fields. He shared dreams of a small home by the stream, of ripe coffee seasons, and children laughing under tall forest trees. But fate had another plan. Y Hoa had been promised in marriage to someone from another village — a traditional engagement arranged before she was born. A H’Linh refused to let love slip away. He walked for days through the forest, crossing rivers and mountains, and arrived at the distant village. There, he stood before the village elder and offered a symbol of his devotion — a wild elephant he had tamed himself. His courage, his heart, and his story moved both villages. The elders agreed to break the old engagement. Their wedding was held by firelight, surrounded by dancing, singing, and the joy of two communities united. Since then, every blooming coffee season, villagers share the tale of "the flame on the mountain" — a love that broke boundaries, defied traditions, and became legend. Discover Highland Vietnam with VN Tour Land Let VN Tour Land take you on a journey into the heart of Vietnam’s Central Highlands — where love stories are carved into every mountain, where gongs tell tales of ancient spirits, and where every traveler becomes part of the living legend. From traditional Ê Đê and M’nong villages to the vibrant coffee fields and sacred forests, this is not just a tour — it’s an unforgettable cultural adventure filled with romance, nature, and soulful encounters.
Tranquil Waters of Hậu Giang – A Peaceful Journey into the Mekong's Heart
Hậu Giang welcomed us with gentle rivers and kind smiles. From the moment we arrived, the pace of life slowed down. There were no skyscrapers, no noisy traffic — just the soothing sounds of water lapping against boat hulls and birdsong echoing through the trees. We started our journey at the famous Ngã Bảy Floating Market, where boats brimmed with fresh fruits, vegetables, and handmade goods. Sellers called out their products with joy, and the scent of ripe mangoes filled the air. It was a marketplace on water — vibrant, colorful, and alive with tradition. Later, we visited a local pomelo orchard, where farmers proudly showed us how they nurtured their fruits using eco-friendly methods passed down for generations. We tasted the sweetness of Hậu Giang’s land in every juicy bite. A visit to the Hậu Giang Provincial Museum reminded us that beneath the beauty lies a history of resilience. The exhibits told stories of wartime struggle, local heroes, and the cultural fabric that binds the community together. As the sun set, we cruised slowly along the canals, the sky turning shades of gold and rose. Children waved from the riverbanks, and the scent of blooming flowers drifted across the water. It felt like time had paused — letting us truly be in the moment. Hậu Giang is more than a destination — it's a peaceful corner of the Mekong where nature, culture, and humanity coexist in gentle harmony.
Echoes of the Past: Discovering the Legacy of Bạc Liêu
My trip to Bạc Liêu was a journey through time and tradition. Walking down the old streets, I was drawn to the iconic Bạc Liêu Prince's mansion — a symbol of wealth and extravagance during Vietnam’s colonial past. The stories of lavish parties and classical music echoed through the halls, reminding me of a bygone era. I spent the afternoon listening to Đờn ca tài tử performed live at a local cultural house. The melancholic tunes and poetic lyrics told tales of love, loyalty, and longing that touched my heart deeply. Later, I visited the Bạc Liêu Wind Farm, where giant turbines stood tall against the horizon, creating a breathtaking view as the sun dipped into the sea. Bạc Liêu is more than a place — it’s a living memory of Southern Vietnamese spirit, history, and resilience. Every corner holds a story, and every moment feels like a gentle melody from the past.
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