Every year, from late February to March, along urban streets and on rugged mountains in Son La province, Ban (Bauhinia) trees bloom with beautiful white flowers that draw in tourists.

Mt Lao Ty Phung sits approximately 5km from the centre of Lai Chau city, at an elevation of over 1,200 metres above sea level. Located in the village of the same name in Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province, it is one of the most captivating destinations for tourists exploring and experiencing the beauty of Lai Chau.

Pear blossoms are among the typical flowers found in Pung Luong commune in Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province. The flowers are often in full bloom around March, when Na Hang Tua Chu village in the northern mountainous province is covered with white petals, creating an idyllic haven for nature lovers.

Ban flowers have become a symbol of Dien Bien province and Vietnam’s Northwest region. This year’s Ban Flower Festival is associated with National Tourism Year - Dien Bien 2024, which officially kicks off on the evening of March 16 at 7-5 Square in Dien Bien Phu city.

Cao Bang province holds major tourism potential, with many famous sites, scenic spots, and landscapes attracting domestic and foreign tourists, such as the Pac Bo historical relic site, Ban Gioc Waterfall, Nguom Ngao Cave, Thang Hen Lake, Mat Than Mountain, Nam Tra Waterfall, and Truc Lam Pagoda.

Pa Khoang Lake, the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, is nestled among majestic natural surroundings and boasts a refreshing climate and abundant lush vegetation. Its setting makes it ideal for the development of eco-tourism and resorts, providing a perfect opportunity for visitors to explore and relax amid nature.

Cherry Blossoms (Sakura) are traditionally associated with Japan, blooming in spring. In Vietnam, cherry blossoms are cultivated in various highland areas from north to south.

The Thung Nham Ecotourism Area is located within the core area of the Trang An Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh province, which has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage. On an area of over 300 hectares, it offers all types of general tourism, with the most impressive being exploring bird gardens and experiencing the amazing cave network known as a “Tropical Symphony”.

On February 24, 2005, the Prime Minister signed Decision No 36/2005/-TTg on adopting November 23 every year as “Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day”. The move aims to promote the traditions and sense of responsibility among those working to protect and promote the value of Vietnam’s cultural heritage.

One of the most beautiful coastal cities in Vietnam, Vung Tau is considered an attractive tourist destination for its natural beauty.

Chuon Lagoon is located in the northeast reaches of Phu An commune in Phu Vang district, approximately 12 km from the downtown area of Hue city in Thua Thien-Hue province. It is a spacious brackish-water lagoon, spanning over 100 hectares, and is part of the Tam Giang Lagoon system, which is known as the largest brackish water lagoon in Southeast Asia.

At an altitude of more than 1,300 metres above sea level, Ka Lang is a border commune in Muong Te district in the northern mountainous province of Lai Chau boasting majestic natural landscapes and is an ideal “cloud hunting” spot for tourists.

Hoa Binh province is widely known for its beautiful natural landscapes, primeval forests, majestic caves, and poetic lakes, among so much more. The terraced fields in Mien Doi commune, Lac Son district, are also a highlight for the development of green tourism in the province.

Hoi An, an enchanting world heritage site, has consistently been hailed as one of the most alluring and romantic ancient towns in the world. It serves as a remarkable exemplar of traditional urban areas and coastal trading ports in the East Asian region.

A programme for children and visitors to experience a traditional Mid-Autumn Festival is underway at Thang Long Imperial Citadel from September 19 to 24.