With its breathtaking caves, majestic imperial landmarks, and secluded emerald island coves, the nation earned 26.6 points, securing the 36th position on the prestigious list.
Vietnam trailed behind fellow Southeast Asian powerhouses, including Thailand (6th), Indonesia (27th), Malaysia (32nd), Singapore (33rd), and the Philippines (34th).
However, it outranked countries like Sri Lanka (37th), the Dominican Republic (38th), Colombia (39th), and Luxembourg (40th), showcasing its unique appeal.
Greece claimed the top spot, joined by New Zealand, Italy, Switzerland, and Spain in the coveted top 5.
Founded in 1933 as a weekly news magazine, US News & World Report is renowned for its annual rankings across diverse topics. These rankings are based on extensive surveys involving nearly 17,000 participants from 36 countries and territories worldwide.
Celebrating Eight Decades: Party and State Leaders Gather for 80th Anniversary of People’s Public Security
Party General Secretary Tô Lâm, President Lương Cường, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính, and National Assembly Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn, joined by other prominent Party and State leaders, graced the 80th anniversary celebration of the Vietnam People’s Public Security. The grand ceremony took place at the National Convention Center in Hanoi on August 17, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s history.
Vietnam Named One of the World’s 12 Most Budget-Friendly Honeymoon Destinations
The esteemed travel publication, *Travel + Leisure*, has curated a special feature highlighting 12 budget-friendly honeymoon destinations worldwide, offering romantic getaways without compromising on quality. Among these, Vietnam shines as the fourth most desirable location, proving that love and luxury can be found at an affordable price.








