Travel

Quang Ninh boasts a rich and diverse heritage, ranging from majestic natural landscapes to historical and cultural values passed down through generations. 

During the five-day National Day holiday from August 29 to September 2, Quang Ninh’s tourism sector recorded an impressive 568,000 tourist arrivals, up 60% year on year.

Using cutting-edge 3D mapping technology, the show on the shores of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, took audiences on a journey to explore the beauty of Quang Ninh.

On the first day of the September 2 National Day holiday, Quang Ninh’s tourism scene saw bustling, with large numbers of visitors flocking to popular sightseeing and leisure destinations. 

On the evening of August 28, the art programme “Quang Ninh – A City shining into the future” brought a spectacular artistic experience to the shores of Ha Long Bay.

On August 27, the 20th Ho Chi Minh City International Travel Expo (ITE HCMC 2026) officially opened at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City.

One of the most impressive highlights of the tourism stimulus programme is a spectacular light show by tourist boats on the waters of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.

Miss World 2026 has provided a special opportunity for Quang Ninh to promote its image to international friends.

Once heavily dependent on the summer tourism season, Quang Ninh is now working to establish itself as a “four-season destination” on the tourism map of Vietnam and the region.

On the occasion of the ceremony announcing the National Assembly's Resolution on the establishment of Quang Ninh City, Quang Ninh Province will organise a light show featuring 72 tourist boats.

As the most beautiful season of the year, autumn in Yen Tu unfolds a tranquil landscape of drifting clouds, forests taking on autumn hues and the lingering sound of temple bells. 

Yen Tu is one of the influential Buddhist cradles of the country. It is associated with ancient gems of architecture built over the Ly, Tran, Le and Nguyen dynasties. Small pagodas, towers, and shrines are dotted across the mountains in perfect harmony with the natural setting.

Staying at Yen Tu, those in pursuit of inner calm would derive from great satisfaction from enjoying the extraordinary beauty of the natural forest and serene landscape, especially at sunrise and sunset, and listening to the sound of nature such as leaves rustling in the wind or water flowing down a stream.