Discover the breathtaking year-end beauty of Northern Vietnam with panoramic terraced rice fields, misty mountains, and peaceful highland villages. Ha Giang and Cao Bang offer their most stunning landscapes in winter, from buckwheat flower valleys to jade-green waterfalls—an unmissable season for nature lovers and adventure travelers.

Vietnam Airlines has officially launched its new direct route connecting Hanoi and Jakarta, enhancing connectivity between Vietnam and Indonesia. The new service promises greater convenience for travelers while opening new opportunities for tourism, including Muslim-friendly tour programs operated by Visit Indochina across Northern Vietnam.

Visit Indochina hosted a high-level networking event in India, connecting with 200 leading travel agencies to share updates on Vietnam’s tourism growth. The meeting marked a new milestone in strengthening Vietnam–India travel partnerships and promoting diverse tour experiences across the country.

A delegation of 21 Taiwanese travel agencies visited Danang to explore tourism products and strengthen ties with local partners. Visit Indochina’s Director, Mr. Nguyễn Sơn Thuỷ, joined the networking event, highlighting the growing potential of Taiwan as one of Danang’s leading international markets.

After days of severe flooding, Hoi An Ancient Town comes back to life. Streets once submerged are now filled with visitors, bicycles, and the bright colors of bougainvillea — a picture of resilience and timeless charm in Central Vietnam.

Despite Central Vietnam’s annual rains, Hue, Da Nang, and Hoi An continue to captivate travelers with their timeless charm. In Hoi An, the floodwaters transform the ancient streets into shimmering reflections of history, creating a peaceful and poetic atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the world.