Innoviet, founded by a group of young heart Vietnamese people, seeks to build sustainable tourism projects - projects benefitting local communities and minimising the impacts of tourism on the environment, whilst providing tourists an authentic Vietnam experience. Actions speak louder than words, so Innoviet actively implements policies that directly impact the environment positively, such as using reusable non-plastic water bottles on all tours.
DiscoverDiscover Vietnamese mooncakes, the must-try delicacy of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Learn about their cultural meaning, flavors, and where travelers can enjoy this traditional treat in Vietnam.
Experience Trung Thu 2025 in Ho Chi Minh City like never before. From lantern streets and mooncakes to modern light shows, community events, and night tours, here’s a new perspective on celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival in Saigon.
Taste fresh tropical fruits, bargain with friendly vendors, and let the scents of local delicacies guide your journey. With Innoviet Travel, explore the markets like a local and experience the true spirit of Vietnam.
Vietnam’s Independence Day 2025 brings a new festive vibe to Ho Chi Minh City’s Metro Line 1. Metro stations are decorated with flags, lights,...offering both locals and international travelers a modern cultural way to celebrate the VN 80th Nation Day.
Vietnam National Day on September 2nd, 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of independence. This year’s highlight includes a spectacular land and sea parade with submarines, warships, and military displays, showcasing Vietnam’s unity and progress.
Every year on September 2nd, Vietnam bursts into joy and pride as the nation honors its National Day. But 2025 is no ordinary year-it marks the 80th anniversary of independence, a milestone that blends remembrance with vibrant cultural celebrations.
Discover Vietnam's Vu Lan Festival 2025 — a sacred Buddhist event in August where locals honor ancestors with rose ceremonies, lanterns, and vegetarian feasts. Join the spiritual journey in Ho Chi Minh City & the Mekong Delta.
I arrived in Ho Chi Minh City on a Thursday night, expecting food stalls and scooter traffic. And yes, I got that—but what I didn’t expect was how deeply one weekend could change the way I see Vietnam.
If you’re planning a short trip from Ho Chi Minh City, skip the tourist checklist and choose a more meaningful way to travel. Slow travel through Cu Chi and the Mekong Delta offers connection, depth, and authenticity—far beyond the typical itinerary.
Compare 1-day and 2-day Mekong Delta tours to find the best fit for your travel style. Discover itinerary highlights, floating markets, homestays, and local experiences.
Explore Vietnam beyond the tourist trail this June with a 2–3 day itinerary through Ben Tre, Vinh Long, and Can Tho—where fruit season, Khmer temples, and river life await.
The merger of Vung Tau (part of Ba Ria-Vung Tau province) with Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and Binh Duong province is part of a significant administrative restructuring in Vietnam, approved by the 11th Conference of the 13th Party Central Committee.
The Doan Ngo Festival, or Double Fifth, is a traditional Vietnamese celebration for cleansing the body and soul. Held on May 31st in 2025, it reflects ancient beliefs about health and summer balance.
Explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, Vietnam’s iconic wartime relics. Witness how the 2025 national parade celebrating 50 years of reunification revealed the Vietnamese people's patriotism, unity, and lasting respect for peace.
Explore Saigon’s best in one day with a mix of historic landmarks, bustling markets, and vibrant street food scenes, showcasing the heart of Vietnam’s southern hub.
From Le Duan Boulevard to Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Saigon’s patriotic streets came alive with flags, music, and proud memories. On April 30, 2025, Vietnamese national pride filled every corner, honoring 50 years of reunification.
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