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To celebrate the New Year of 2026, let’s take an aerial tour across Vietnam with The Weekly. Our journey begins with the “Hexagonal Village” in the northern mountainous province of Tuyen Quang. Located about 160km from downtown Ha Giang, the H’mong Cultural Village in Pa Vi, Meo Vac Commune, is a destination deeply rooted in the cultural identity of the H’mong ethnic people.
Heading to the central region of the country, the “Dead Forest” at the Thuong Kon Tum hydropower reservoir in Quang Ngai Province is an attractive destination. This pristine and relatively unknown spot is a perfect recommendation for nature lovers who enjoy exploring new lands. In the South, the Reclining Buddha statue at Som Rong Pagoda is a prominent highlight amidst the peaceful scenery of Soc Trang (now under Can Tho City).
Pa Vi Village in Tuyen Quang Province offers a tranquil space, completely detached from the hustle and bustle of urban life – PHOTO: BAO ANHang Tau Village is a small, secluded village in Moc Chau Ward, Son La Province, attracting visitors with its pristine nature and the peaceful pace of local life – PHOTO: BAO ANMuong Lay in the northern province of Dien Bien features poetic natural beauty and modern resettlement villages lining the reservoir – PHOTO: BAO ANQuang Tri Ancient Citadel is located by the gentle Thach Han River in the central province of Quang Tri. This square fortress is a profound symbol of patriotism and sacrifice. PHOTO: NGUYEN DUC HIEUThuong Kon Tum Reservoir in the central province of Quang Ngai features the “Dead Forest,” where withered trunks create a surreal, unique landscape on the water – PHOTO: TO DENTan Ha Village in Bao Loc, Lam Dong Province, is famous for its unique “Bagua” (eight trigrams) urban layout when viewed from above – PHOTO: NGUYEN THE DUONGAn Du Estuary, where the Lai Giang River meets the East Sea, offers a simple, serene landscape for off-the-beaten-path explorers in Gia Lai Province – PHOTO: THU TRADong Son Village in Dray Bhang Commune, Dak Lak Province, is a peaceful pastoral painting of the countryside, set amid the sun and wind of the Central Highlands – PHOTO: BAO ANBinh Thanh Fishing Village in Lam Dong Province is a long-standing coastal community that preserves traditional maritime life and rustic charm – PHOTO: QUOC BAOSa Dec Flower Village in the Mekong Delta of Dong Thap. The famous floral capital transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors as the Lunar New Year approaches – PHOTO: TRAN TIEN DUNGCao Van Lau Theater in Ca Mau Province is a masterpiece of Southern architecture, featuring three iconic buildings shaped like giant conical hats – PHOTO: BAO ANAn aerial view of the majestic Reclining Buddha statue at Som Rong Pagoda in Can Tho City. This is a peaceful landmark of the city. PHOTO: NGUYEN THE DUONG
