Discover 3 unique travel moods for 2026 with Phong Nha Viet. From the lights of Hoi An to the wellness springs of Nui Than Tai and the raw culture of Central Highlands.

Refresh your Lunar New Year in Khe Sanh: chase clouds on the windy highlands, touch the history of Tà Cơn, and savour highland coffee. Explore 4 standout tours with detailed prices.

Discover Survival Valley & Thuy Cung Cave: a 2,000-ha karst basin with Trẹ Stream, cave hydrology, ancient strata and rare biodiversity in Phong Nha–Kẻ

Compare Phong Nha Cave and Paradise Cave in Phong Nha–Ke Bang. Find the best choice for a half-day trip, plus local tips and tour options.

A misty 2-day journey from Dong Hoi to Khe Sanh via the Ho Chi Minh Road West: Sa Mu Pass, Van Kieu villages, Rao Quan & Ta Con.

A gentle 2D1N journey from Phong Nha to Khe Sanh via the Western Truong Son Road—Homi Café, Ta Con Airfield, a Van Kieu village, cloud hunting at Huong Hoa wind farm, and the Lao Bao border market.

Discover the fascinating history behind the name Phong Nha – Ke Bang. From 16th-century records to ancient Vietnamese villages, explore its deep cultural roots.

Looking for the best food in Phong Nha? Explore our curated list of the top 10 restaurants, from Son River specialties to international cuisine. Plan your perfect culinary trip today!

Discover the raw beauty of Paradise Cave on a 7km adventure trek. Go beyond the boardwalk to explore underground streams, Heaven's Well, and find a stronger version of yourself.

Light, temperature, humidity and invisible gases create a unique cave ecosystem in Phong Nha – Ke Bang, from lampenflora to blind fish and vast swiftlet colonies

Go beyond the lights! Discover the raw beauty of the 4.5km Phong Nha Cave expedition. Experience kayaking in absolute darkness and witness hidden geological marvels.

One day in Phong Nha: cruise into river caves, zipline over Chay River, float in Dark Cave mud and wander through the vast chambers of Paradise Cave.

Planning to travel during Lunar New Year 2026? Learn the best time to book flights, trains, and buses to avoid price hikes. Get expert tips and reputable booking links here!

Discover Khe Sanh’s red leaf season at Rao Quan Lake, where vibrant sweetgum forests and the cool Truong Son climate create a unique travel experience

A quiet journey through Khe Sanh’s coffee hills, battlefields, cloud‑covered passes, red‑leaf sweetgum forests and sacred waterfalls—where history and nature meet in one unforgettable landscape.

Discover Hue’s original salt coffee from Dang Thai Than, now on Nguyen Luong Bang. Savour creamy salty-sweet flavours before exploring the Imperial City.

Discover the best Instagrammable spots in Da Lat, from Xuan Huong Lake and Pink Grass Hill to cloud-hunting decks, fairy gardens and serene Tuyen Lam Lake

A poignant wartime love story on Route 20, where Minh and Lan’s bond blooms beneath scarlet blossoms and becomes an enduring memory amid the firestorms of Truong Son.

This winter journey will lead you through wonders like Phong Nha Cave and Paradise Cave, pause at windswept Khe Sanh, explore Command Cave, unwind at Bang Onsen hot springs, and conclude with a Quang Tri DMZ tour—a pilgrimage back to the land of memorie

Escape to Vi Ro Ngheo, an orchid village in Mang Den, Kon Tum, where cool pine forests, Xo Dang culture and slow homestay life offer a truly healing retreat.

Trekking Pa Thien – Voi Mep, the journey to conquer the “Roof of Quang Tri” rising over 1,700 meters. This 9 km trail takes you through pristine forests, across streams and waterfalls, and into a sea of floating clouds. An unforgettable adventure for nature lovers, thrill seekers, and those searching for peace in the heart of the Truong Son Mountains.

Vietnam Trekking Guide: Ta Nang, Fansipan, Pu Luong, Hang En, Phong Nha Botanical Garden – Complete Gear Checklist for a Safe Adventure

Cam Thanh – a tranquil riverside village near Da Nang, famous for its lush Bay Mau coconut forest, unique basket boats, rustic fishing life, and authentic local cuisine. In 2025, the village was honored by Forbes as one of the Top 50 Most Beautiful Villages in the World, making it a symbol of Vietnam’s eco-tourism.

Discover the 10 best homestays in Phong Nha for 2026. From riverside bungalows to jungle retreats, find your perfect nature escape at the best prices.

Explore the ultimate guide to Phong Nha - Ke Bang. From the world's largest cave, Son Doong, to the thrill of Ozo Park and the serenity of Survival Valley. Discover top things to do, trekking routes, and local secrets in Vietnam’s heritage heart

Toxic plants in Vietnam’s forests such as han, gelsemium (lá ngón), strychnos (mã tiền), datura (cà độc dược), lacquer tree (cây sơn), trám hồng, and hồng trâu all contain dangerous toxins. Correctly identifying their appearance and natural habitat helps trekkers effectively avoid poisoning.

The ancient Gio An wells in Quang Tri province are a unique irrigation system built by the Cham people thousands of years ago. With their distinctive architecture of stone embankments, settling pools, and water channels, the wells are always cool in summer and warm in winter, nourishing lush watercress fields. This is a living water heritage, both useful and rich in cultural value.

On September 2nd, the Le Thuy Boat Racing Festival on the Kien Giang River stands as a unique cultural heritage, fostering unity and reflecting the strength and pride of the homeland.

Le Thuy, the southern district of Quang Binh, is a destination where nature and culture converge.
Here, travelers can immerse themselves in “Ho khoan Le Thuy” – a National Intangible Cultural Heritage, and explore traditional craft villages such as An Xa mat weaving and Quy Hau conical hat making. Every National Day (September 2nd), the boat racing festival on the Kien Giang River fills the air with excitement, drawing tens of thousands of visitors.

Nature lovers will be enchanted by Bang hot spring, the refreshing Nuoc Lanh stream, and the pristine Dong Chau – Khe Nuoc Trong Nature Reserve. Cultural and historical highlights include Hoang Phuc Pagoda, the tomb of Nguyen Huu Canh, and the memorial house of General Vo Nguyen Giap.

With its harmony of heritage and natural beauty, Le Thuy is truly a destination not to be missed.

Since the unification of Quảng Bình and Quảng Trị, this land has become a vast living canvas — stretching from the sapphire waves of Nhật Lệ, Cửa Tùng, and Cửa Việt; to the emerald cascades of Tà Puồng nestled in the Trường Sơn mountains; and sinking deep into the magical limestone palaces of Phong Nha – Kẻ Bàng.

Son Tra Peninsula – the “green lung” of Da Nang – stands out with its ancient forests, rare red-shanked douc langurs, remarkable geological features, rich cultural and historical heritage, and ongoing conservation efforts that help preserve its pristine ecosystem.

A historical journey along Route 20 Quyết Thắng in Quảng Bình reveals wartime sacrifices, legendary caves, and immersive experiences, honouring Vietnam’s heroic past in a peaceful jungle setting.

Phong Nha Botanical Garden is a unique ecological destination nestled within a Phong Nha - Ke Bang World Natural Heritage site. Its 77-hectare expanse offers a rich tapestry of experiences: marvel at rare hardwood forests, bathe in the refreshing Gio Waterfall stream, stroll along the tranquil Vang Anh Lake, and observe precious botanical and zoological specimens. It is also an ideal setting for environmental education, scientific research, and nature-based relaxation.

Natural hydrotherapy (balneotherapy) is a healing practice using thermal mineral springs to support the treatment of joint and skin conditions, while also improving mental well-being.
Vietnam is home to many natural hot springs such as Bang Spring in Quang Binh, Thap Ba, and Kim Boi.
The challenge lies in ensuring that these healing waters remain accessible to local communities – not as a luxury, but as a shared gift of nature.

Morning sunlight stimulates the production of vitamin D, regulates mood, improves sleep quality, and strengthens the immune system. Meanwhile, mineral-rich seawater—especially high in magnesium—soothes the nervous system, reduces inflammation, and enhances blood circulation.

Where to go, eat, and stay on Con Co Island? Discover the ultimate travel guide—from itinerary and attractions to food and lodging.

In 1954, following the Geneva Accords, the Ben Hai River suddenly became a temporary military demarcation line—dividing the nation along the 17th parallel.
And so, Ben Hai turned into a raw and painful wound between North and South—a place where families were torn apart, where loved ones stood on opposite banks, calling out across the water in helpless longing.

After leaving the Vinh Moc Tunnels – a hauntingly vivid relic of wartime resilience – we made a brief stop at Cua Tung.
The next morning, as the sun shyly rose above the sea, we followed the coastal road to Cua Viet, where our journey to Con Co Island began.

We didn't dig tunnels to live forever underground—we dug them so we could live freely above ground, without the sound of bombs and bullets."

There are places you visit once and forget, but there are also lands that touch you with all your senses—through light, sound, scent, the salty taste, and tender memories. For me, Đồng Hới is such a place. A small city by the Nhật Lệ coast, where a single visit makes you feel not just seeing the sea—but truly touching its essence.