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30% OFF for visa service fee – the biggest discount in the year is offered now. We give you the promote code: “BFriday17” to add in the application form and have a discount immediately. You can travel to favorite places and have the best memory of 2017. Why don’t you invite the family or best friends to a trip either? It will be a great gift for your loved ones. Don’t just lay on couch in this holiday season. There are so many amazing places to discover. Limited time to apply: 17/11/17 – 17/12/17

This year, you want to celebrate Halloween in a different country?  Or you have a plan to travel on the holiday season?   We know that in a period of year ending, you need to pay so much for stuffs and events. Therefore, we give you a great Discount – 25% OFF for the visa service fee.  Just add Code “HALLOWEEN17” in your online application form to have the lower price.  The valid time only from 28/10/17 to 28/11/2017, you should not miss that.  Hope you have a joyful time with your family and friends in the trip.  Happy Halloween!

Vietnam turns 72 this year and as much as National Day is a time for us Vietnamese to be proud of red and yellow from the flags fluttering from buildings, houses and everywhere else under the Vietnam sky. It is also a chance to chill out and enjoy some quality time with family and friends. On this occasion, we offer a special deal that helps you save 25% for the visa service fee to quickly get a visa for your wonderful journey to Vietnam.  Just simply use the promo code: NATIONALDAY29, you will experience our excellent service at the best price. Wish you have a fantastic and safe trip!

Vietnam, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes, has become an increasingly popular destination for travelers worldwide. For US citizens planning extended stays or multiple visits within a year, understanding Vietnam's visa policies is crucial. This guide delves into the specifics of obtaining a One-year multiple Vietnam visa, ensuring travelers are well-informed and prepared.

Vietnam Visa Corporation officially announces that every passport holder of United Kingdom (the UK), France, Germany, Spain and Italy will be able to be exempted from Vietnam visa for stays of maximum 15 days in Vietnam, according to the recently issued Resolution No 46/NQ-CP by Vietnamese Government.

Vietnam, a country that can offer you a chance to experience breathtaking beauty, explore a new culture, click memorizing pictures and more, also offers you an opportunity to know the locals more closely. It is by the souvenir shopping, which Vietnam has to offer. Every country has a special list of products which tourists must buy as souvenirs and Vietnam too has these which you must buy when you travel to Vietnam. So, here is a list of top 10 souvenirs which you can gift family members, friends and all others.

Three quarters of Viet Nam's territory consists of mountains and hills. Viet Nam is divided into four distinct mountainous zones. The Northeastern Zone (Viet Bac) This zone stretches from the Red River Valley to the Gulf of Tonkin. The mountainous area of Viet Bac is scattered with famous sights: Dong Nhat Grotto, Dong Nhi Grotto, and Tam Thanh Grotto in Lang Son Province; Pac Bo Grotto and Ban Gioc Waterfall in Cao Bang; Ba Be Lake in Bac Kan; Yen Tu Mountain and Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh; and Tay Con Linh, the highest mountain peak in the region reaching 2,341 meters above sea level. The Northwestern Zone This zone is comprised of mountains that run from the north of the Sino-Vietnamese border to the west of Thanh Hoa Province. This magnificent mountain range is nationally known for its resort town of Sapa in Lao Cai Province, which is perched 1500 meters above sea level. Several ethnic groups, such as the H'mong, Dao, Kinh, Tay, Giay, Hoa, and Xa Pho, still reside in this region. The northwestern zone is also famous for the historical site of Dien Bien Phu and Fansipan Mountain, which measures 3,143 meters above sea level at the peak. The North Truong Son Zone This zone runs from the western part of Thanh Hoa Province to the Quang Nam-Da Nang Mountains. This region is known locally for its picturesque Phong Nha Grotto and its two breathtaking passes, the Ngang Pass and the Hai Van Pass. It is also known worldwide for being the location of the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail constructed during the second great resistance war. The South Truong Son Zone This zone is located to the west of the south central coast provinces. Behind these huge mountains is a vast area of red soil known locally as "Tay Nguyen" (the Central Highlands). There are numerous legendary accounts of the flora and fauna and of the lives of several different ethnic minorities living in the Central Highlands. Dalat, established during the 19th century, is a popular resort town in this part of Viet Nam. Viet Nam has two major deltas, including the Red River Delta in the north and the Mekong River Delta in the south. The Red River Delta, or Northern Delta This region stretches for15,000 sq. km. Over time, deposits of alluvium carried from the Red River and Thai Binh River have accumulated to form the delta. The ancient Viet people settled at the junction of the two rivers . At that time, the wet rice civilization was established The Mekong River Delta, or Southern Delta This region is approximately 40,000 sq. km. The land is very fertile and has favorable climate conditions for agriculture. As a result, it is the largest rice growing region in Viet Nam. Viet Nam is crisscrossed by thousands of streams and rivers. There is a river discharging every 20 kilometers along Viet Nam's coastline. The waterways are a very convenient means of transport with major rivers like the Red River in the north and the Mekong River in the south.

Vietnam, a country steeped in history and culture, boasts a captivating spiritual tapestry woven by various religions and belief systems. From ancient indigenous practices to the influence of major world religions, Vietnam's religious landscape is a vibrant mosaic that reflects the diverse spiritual heritage of its people. In this article, we embark on a journey to explore the spiritual tapestry of religions in Vietnam, delving into the intricacies of its religious traditions, rituals, and sacred sites. We will uncover the profound influence of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, folk religions, and other belief systems that have shaped the spiritual fabric of the nation. Join us as we navigate through the coexistence, harmony, and deep-rooted faith that define main religions in Vietnam.

Viet Nam is located in both a tropical and a temperate zone. It is characterized by strong monsoon influences, but has a considerable amount of sun, a high rate of rainfall, and high humidity. Regions located near the tropics and in the mountainous regions are endowed with a temperate climate.Viet Nam is located in both a tropical and a temperate zone. It is characterized by strong monsoon influences, but has a considerable amount of sun, a high rate of rainfall, and high humidity. Regions located near the tropics and in the mountainous regions are endowed with a temperate climate.

The melodic strains of Vietnamese music are a treasure trove of cultural legacy that has been passed down from generation to generation. Each traditional instrument represents a distinct tonal element that is profoundly ingrained in Vietnamese culture, and together they make up the very soul of this fascinating music. With a history that stretches back centuries, these instruments have played an instrumental role in shaping the cultural identity of the Vietnamese people. The social and religious fabric of Vietnam is woven with cultural symbols, including traditional Vietnamese instruments, which are more than just musical tools. Their sublime melodies boost the spirit and unite people in harmony at festivals, celebrations, and other occasions during which they play a key role. Furthermore, despite these instruments' long history, people continue to find them appealing nowadays. Modern musicians are still pushing the limits of traditional music by incorporating cutting-edge styles and methods into these instruments to produce hypnotic fusions of traditional and modern music. Travel back in time with us as we explore the vibrant history of Vietnamese traditional instruments, tracing their development through various cultural and historical influences. Discover how these instruments have evolved over time, adapting to changing times while still holding steadfast to their traditional roots. Join us on this musical odyssey as we immerse ourselves in the rich and diverse world of traditional instruments in Vietnam, where the past and present come together in perfect harmony.