(VOVWORLD) - When talking about Tam Dao Mountain, people often think of the famous misty town in Vinh Phuc province, just 80 km from Hanoi. Few realize that the mountain's eastern side, located in Thai Nguyen province, remains a pristine and untouched land which is full of challenges for adventurers.

(VOVWORLD) - Within the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, besides the remnants of ancient palaces and towers, there is a historical site coded house and bunker D67. It was the headquarters of the Politburo and the Central Military Commission directing the mission to liberate the South.

(VOVWORLD) - The Cu Chi tunnels are considered an underground “wonder” of Vietnamese guerrilla warfare. Located in Cu Chi district, about 70 km northwest of downtown Ho Chi Minh City, the tunnels embody the creativity and resilience of local soldiers and civilians during a grueling 30-year war for national independence and freedom.

(VOVWORLD) - During the national resistance war, the Truong Son trail served as a massive artery for transporting troops and supplies from the northern rear to the southern battlefield. On that extensive transportation network, a fuel pipeline system was constructed with a total length of 5,000 km from the northern mountain province of Lang Son to coastal province of Quang Ninh and to the southern province of Binh Phuoc. More than just a strategic work, the pipeline became a symbol of unyielding determination, ingenuity, and the sacrifices of the Vietnamese armyand ordinary people during wartime.

(VOVWORLD) - In the cause of national reunification, the Truong Son route became an eternal symbol of the Vietnamese people’s unwavering will to fight and win. Along this legendary road, soldiers, youth volunteers, and logistics workers braved dangers to clear the way for supplies from the northern rear to the southern battlefield. This vital transport artery and bridge linking the rear to the frontline became a powerful symbol of the Vietnamese people’s desire for independence, freedom, and national unity.

(VOVWORLD) - Community-based tourism offers visitors a relaxing experience with the rich cultural heritage of the Thai people in Sơn La Province. With its stunning natural landscapes and a comfortable new rural setting, Kha Hamlet has emerged as a captivating destination for travelers exploring Sơn La and the Northwest region.

(VOVWORLD) -Dak Lak province is regarded as Vietnam’s coffee cradle in the Central Highlands. Many tourists come to Dak Lak’s renowned high-quality coffee farms to admire the white blossoms, immerse themselves in the coffee aroma, and savor its bitterly pleasant flavor.

(VOVWORLD) - Half a century after Vietnam’s reunification, the H9 resistance base, located Đắk Lắk province, symbolizes the area’s heroic past. From 1965 to 1975, this site was the strategic command center of Dak Lak and played a vital role in supplying men and ammunition to the southern battlefield. It was a key stronghold that contributed to the historic Buon Ma Thuot victory on March 10, 1975, which paved the way for the great Spring Offensive that led to the reunification of Vietnam. H9 Resistance Base has been recognized as a National Historic Site, a significant location for inspiring patriotism and the revolutionary spirit.

(VOVWORLD) - Non Nuoc pagoda, located in the Soc temple complex in Hanoi’s outlying district of Soc Son, is one of Vietnam's oldest and most picturesque pagodas, renowned for its remarkable architecture and the largest number of ironwood pillars in Vietnam.

(VOVWORLD) - Plei Op village, commonly known as Op, was founded in 1927 in the heart of Pleiku city. Nestled in the Ia Lam valley, the village is flanked by the serene streams, in which clear water flows year-round.