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South Korean actress Seo Ye Ji explores Da Nang, Hoi An

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Actress Seo Ye Ji recently visited the central city of Da Nang and the nearby ancient town of Hoi An, immersing herself in local culture and enjoying Vietnamese beer like a local. According to Mhnse news, Seo arrived at Da Nang International Airport on May 7. The following day, she shared photos on Instagram showcasing her vacation in central Vietnam. She stayed at a five-star resort overlooking Da Nang Beach. The resort, which features 196 luxury rooms and 70 villas with two to four bedrooms, each with private pools, wears a design blending traditional Vietnamese elements with French architecture. This venue has previously hosted many celebrities, royalty, politicians, movie stars, and international business leaders, including actor Song Seung Heon, model and influencer Irene Kim, Super Junior singer Shindong, and actor Lee Sun Kyun. During her visit to Hoi An, Seo strolled through streets illuminated by colorful lanterns and posed for photos in front of the ancient yellow houses. She...

Ha Giang, Hoi An among world's most beautiful places: Time Out

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Hoi An ancient city from above. Photo by Vo Rin The northern mountainous province of Ha Giang and Hoi An city in the central province of Quang Nam have been ranked among the 44 most beautiful places in the world by U.K.-based travel magazine Time Out. The magazine ranked Ha Giang in tenth place, saying the winding mountain passes, terraced rice paddies and 43 different ethnic groups that call this place home, all combine to give Ha Giang its otherworldly air. According to Time Out, Tham Ma Pass is an obvious pull, winding its way through six successive hairpin bends, while the Ma Pi Leng Pass carves a mountain edge, overlooking the Nho Que River 3000 feet below. "However, my personal favorite vista in Ha Giang affords a different kind of beauty, the kind to confront you with your own teeny-tiny mortality. In La Si and its surrounding region you'll glimpse mountain after mountain, as far as the eye can see, of terraced rice paddies. It's taken thousands (yes thousands) of y...