Many foreign tourists praise Hanoi’s Train Street as offering a unique experience of watching trains pass just inches away while sipping coffee but are also fearful, especially after the incident of a train crashing into tables along the track.

Capella Hanoi and Amanoi Resort have earned the prestigious Three Michelin Keys, the highest accolade recognizing hotels that deliver an outstanding stay experience.

Vietnam’s largest island Phu Quoc has surpassed Indonesia’s Bali for the first time to be named the most beautiful island in Asia this year, according to readers of the American magazine Condé Nast Traveler.

A Chinese tourist has sparked public outrage after allowing her child to defecate in public at Jeju’s Yongmeorihaean, a coastal area designated as a natural monument.

Vietnam’s Hoi An was named the world’s most affordable destination for long-haul travelers this winter, according to a report by the Post Office, the U.K.’s leading currency exchange agency.

The cafes along Hanoi’s Train Street bring both excitement and significant economic benefits, but the question arises: is it time to completely clear the area to ensure visitor safety, or will we ultimately pay a heavy price?

Two Indian men have been sentenced to five years and one month in prison, along with 12 strokes of the cane, for assaulting and robbing two sex workers during their holiday in Singapore.

Ban Gioc Waterfall, usually renowned for its crystal-clear emerald waters during this time of year, transforms into a muddy stream due to floodwaters from two consecutive storms.

A Chinese man has sparked outrage on social media after he filmed himself eating free food samples and using a public sink to wash his hair during his trip to Japan’s Osaka.

Hanoi authorities have launched an investigation after a video showed a train passing by cafes on Hanoi Train Street, crashing into tables and chairs and causing panic among customers.