From temples nestled among pine forests and shrines set along mountain slopes to ancient pagodas that have become enduring symbols of Hue, each destination offers a glimpse into the spiritual life and beliefs of the local people. Explore them with Silk Path.
Every year during the Mid-Autumn Festival (“Trung Thu”), the streets glow with colourful lanterns and the sound of lion dance drums echoes through the city. Familiar sights return, bringing cherished childhood memories to life. Join Silk Path in exploring three traditional Vietnamese lanterns that have illuminated this festive season for generations.
Located around 9 km from Hue city centre, Sinh Village is one of Vietnam’s best-known folk woodblock painting villages, where a centuries-old artistic tradition remains closely intertwined with the spiritual life of the local community. Discover this enduring cultural heritage with Silk Path.
Hanoi, May 29, 2026 – Hanatour and Silk Path Group officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at Silk Path Hotel Hanoi, marking a new milestone in expanding engagement with Korean travelers – one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing international visitor segments.
Hue, Vietnam is not merely a destination, but a place to be experienced in its own unique way. Beyond the familiar royal tombs, the city reveals itself through subtler, more profound layers.
Let Silk Path guide your journey.
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A PERFECT START TO 2026 FOR SILK PATH HOTELS & RESORTS
2026 begins with continued recognition for Silk Path Hotels & Resorts across international travel platforms and regional forums, marking a promising start to the year.
Among the many fascinating dishes of Hue cuisine, Bún Bò Huế (Hue Beef Noodle Soup) stands out as the city’s most iconic specialty, an essential taste that every visitor to Hue should experience at least once.
As Tết approaches, families across Vietnam begin preparing or buying special dishes to enjoy and serve their guests. Yet, at every Vietnamese family gathering, there is always one simple dish that can never be missing. Only with it does “Tết” truly feel complete – “bánh chưng” and “bánh tét,” the traditional square and cylindrical sticky rice cakes.
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SILK PATH IN 2025: A YEAR TO REMEMBER
As 2025 comes to an end, Silk Path Hotels & Resorts reflects on a year of meaningful milestones. These defining moments set the foundation for a confident and promising 2026.
The international highlighted acknowledgment for Silk Path Grand Hue Hotel & Spa by Haute Grandeur in 2025

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