In the last days of August, Hanoi takes on a special look. From the bustling streets in the city center to quiet neighborhood corners, everywhere is adorned with the bright red of the national flag, banners, and slogans celebrating Vietnam’s National Day on September 2. The lively yet solemn atmosphere allows both visitors and locals to feel the spirit of national pride spreading throughout the capital.

Da Lat, the “city of eternal spring,” is celebrated for its majestic mountains, lush forests, and cool, refreshing climate. Among its stunning landscapes lies Suoi Tia (Tia Stream), a place of pristine, almost mystical beauty—especially when autumn arrives.

Across Asia, Mid-Autumn Festival is more than a harvest festival — it’s a vibrant blend of traditions, flavors, and stories. While many Asian countries share the same cultural roots, each brings its own distinctive flavor to the festival. Join Kampá Tour as we explore these diverse and beautiful celebrations!

The World Cultural Festival in Hanoi, held for the first time from October 10–12, 2025, at the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, celebrates Vietnam’s rich heritage and the dialogue among world cultures. Curious about the most spectacular activities waiting for you? Read on to discover the highlights of these three festive days in Hanoi!

Thailand in December 2026 offers an exciting array of festivals and events that cater to every kind of traveller. In addition to the Vijit Chao Phraya light festival, you can experience the excitement of the 33rd SEA Games Thailand 2026, enjoy major music events, and take part in a variety of entertainment activities. Let’s explore Thailand’s 12 unmissable festivals and events this December 2026 below!

Nestled in a lush valley at the foot of the Tam Canh Pass in Lang Son Province, this village attracts visitors not only with its untouched landscapes and ancient relics, but also with its fascinating traditional craft: the making of yin-yang roof tiles.