Located by the Chau Giang ferry station, the village of the Cham ethnic group in Chau Phong commune, Tan Chau district, An Giang province, is known for its ancient, moss-covered houses on stilts....

Subtropical rainforests are rarely the home of major lakes, but Vietnam’s Ba-Be Lake, set amid limestone cliffs in the monsoon zone, is one of the best-known. A place of mist-shrouded islets and quiet bays surrounded by native jungle, it is meditatively scenic...

Just four hours from Ho Chi Minh City is a little pocket of sunshine where rain clouds seldom venture. Phan Thiet's Mui Me Beach is a long ribbon of glorious sand, turquoise water, and thick groves of coco palms. Nearby you will find ruined temples, sand dunes, picturesque fishing villages and......

Scattered between the twisting roots of the Cambodian jungle, this site dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu contains the remains of Khmer Empire capitals dating from the 9th to the 15th centuries. Among the most famous of its 100-strong group of monuments is the Temple of Angkor Wat and, at Angkor......

Mekong river cruise from Siem Reap in Cambodia to Ho Chi Minh City has cited as one of the top five river cruises in Asia according to the UK daily Telegraph....