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Experience the intense strength of Nicotiana Rustica, Vietnam's famous tobacco. From the bamboo pipe ritual to sidewalk tea shop etiquette, explore a tradition like no other.

Are you considering a holiday for New Year's or simply looking for a different place to ring in the new year? Come to Asia to experience a special celebration unlike your home country. Fantastic fireworks, thrilling street parties with countdowns, friendly people, plenty of travel opportunities, not to mention warmer weather, make Asia the perfect place to spend the New Year holidays. Here are the 6 best destinations to celebrate New Year 2026 in Asia.

The Vietnamese Zodiac, a captivating 12-year cycle linked to animal signs and stars, has enthralled Vietnamese culture for centuries. Beyond marking your birth year, it shapes personality, career, love, and fortune. What Vietnamese zodiac sign are you, and what does it say about your personality? Read on to explore the Vietnamese Zodiac and learn more about your sign in 2026!

Many questions arise when you plan a journey to Vietnam, such as: What sites should I visit? How much does it cost to travel to Vietnam? Among these questions, the budget is a crucial element that will influence the success of your stay. The costs of the trip depend on several criteria, such as the time of year, the sites visited, the number of participants, and the type of trip.  To give you a general idea of Vietnam travel costs, here is an estimate of prices including flights, accommodation, food, and tourist activities (updated for 2025). Feel free to check out our website for more information about traveling to Vietnam and the associated costs.

It is no surprise that lunar worship has been practiced worldwide for thousands of years. In Eastern countries like Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival (or Moon Festival) has evolved from the concept of moon worship. This festival, known as Tet Trung Thu in Vietnamese, takes place annually on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar, falling in September or October. It is always celebrated during a full moon night, earning it the nickname of the Moon Festival or Harvest Moon Festival. Read our article to learn more about the origin, significance, and celebration of one of Vietnam's largest festivals!

As Vietnam’s second UNESCO World Geopark since 2018, Cao Bang highlights stunning landscapes and a strong sense of local identity. Aside from the scenery, you'll be drawn to its unique cuisine, daily life in ethnic minority villages (Tay, Dzao, Nung, Lo Lo, H'mong, San Chi, etc.), and the fact that it's still “less touristy”, which makes it both a peaceful getaway and a rewarding stop for adventure travelers.