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Hoi An – The Ancient Town under Lantern Lights

Part of Da Nang city, Hoi An during Tet possesses a unique charm – warm, nostalgic and romantic.

Part of Da Nang city, Hoi An during Tet possesses a unique charm – warm, nostalgic and romantic. Its iconic yellow houses, colourful lanterns and the tranquil Hoai River create a deeply evocative setting. Tet in Hoi An is less crowded than peak tourist seasons, allowing visitors to stroll, enjoy local cuisine and appreciate the town’s unhurried pace.

Locals release floating lanterns and write down their New Year wishes. Photo: VNA 


Activities such as floating lanterns, making New Year wishes and participating in folk games add meaning to the journey. Hoi An is suitable for families as well as travellers seeking a gentle, culturally rich atmosphere in early spring.

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Lap An Lagoon: The Quiet Beauty Beneath Vietnams Hai Van Pass

Lap An Lagoon: The Quiet Beauty Beneath Vietnam’s Hai Van Pass

Nestled in Chan May–Lang Co commune of Hue, Lap An Lagoon lies quietly at the foot of the famed Hai Van Pass, offering visitors a landscape where mountains, water, and sky blend into tranquil harmony. Covering roughly 800 hectares of brackish water, the lagoon is embraced by the imposing Bach Ma Mountains, whose lush green slopes form a dramatic backdrop that enhances the lagoon’s calm and poetic beauty. 

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