Nestled off the southern coast of Vietnam, Con Dao Island is an idyllic archipelago renowned for its crystal-clear waters, untouched beaches, rich biodiversity, and profound historical significance. Once known for its wartime prison system, Con Dao has transformed into one of the country’s most captivating island destinations, where visitors can experience both breathtaking natural beauty and meaningful cultural heritage.

While Hoi An is world-famous for its lantern-lit streets and centuries-old architecture, the UNESCO-listed town is entering an exciting new chapter as a destination where heritage and creativity exist side by side. In 2026, Hoi An is increasingly recognized not only for its rich history but also for its growing community of artists, designers, photographers, and innovative culinary talents.

Perched at an altitude of around 1,500 meters in the mountains of Lai Chau Province, Sin Suoi Ho Village has become one of northern Vietnam’s most inspiring examples of sustainable community tourism. Home to the Mong ethnic community, the village enchants visitors with its cool climate, colorful orchid gardens, traditional culture, and breathtaking natural scenery.