From snorkeling and kitesurfing to simply relaxing by the sea, Lonely Planet’s picks cover every kind of summer beach trip in Vietnam.

A 220-meter pedestrian suspension bridge, named Skybridge, has been installed at the Biwako Valley resort in Otsu in Japan’s Shiga Prefecture.

A major shift is sweeping across the Asia-Pacific as travelers move away from high-pressure sightseeing and look for more meaningful getaways.

Renowned for its silky rice rolls, an eatery in Hanoi’s Old Quarter has made it into the Michelin Guide’s list of top affordable spots.

As the sun rises, vibrant shades of yellow, pink, and purple wash over the so-called “infinity sea” at Quang Lang beach in northern Vietnam, drawing crowds of visitors eager to capture the spectacle.

As Vietnam prepares to celebrate National Day with fireworks displays in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, these rooftop bars offer prime vantage points to watch the spectacular shows light up the night sky.

The Maldives, an archipelago of over 1,000 islands in the Indian Ocean, has been named the world’s second noisiest country after Singapore in a global ranking compiled by travel agency Go2Africa.

The recent kidnapping of a Chinese tourist in Thailand has sparked renewed concerns for visitor safety as the tourism-dependent country works to reverse declining international arrivals and restore its image as a safe destination.

From moss-covered rooftops to sunsets over West Lake, a half-day stroll through Hanoi at this time of year feels like a reward after a week of work.