Hi. Google Search Console inform us like this: Referenced AMP URL is not an AMP
We do not know what that information is.
Can please anyone help? My website is
Thank you in advance for your help!
Adventure Journey Team!

Dani AI

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Search Console’s message means the URL declared as the AMP alternate does not actually contain valid AMP markup. As pointed out, the site is advertising an AMP version but the target is the regular HTML page, which triggers that error for .

Actionable next steps:

  • Locate any rel="amphtml" tag in the page head (sitewide headers, theme files or plugins commonly add this). If no AMP version exists, remove the tag so Search Console stops expecting an AMP page.

  • If AMP pages are intended, make sure the AMP document is a proper AMP HTML page (correct doctype/<html amp> attribute, AMP runtime/script and boilerplate, and returns HTTP 200). Validate the AMP URL with the AMP validator and use Search Console’s URL Inspection → Test live URL to see the live AMP result.

  • Ensure correct pairing: the canonical (regular) page should point to the AMP alternate, and the AMP page must include a canonical back to the regular page. Example structure:

    <!-- on the canonical (regular) page -->
    <link rel="amphtml" href="https://example.com/article/amp/">
    
    <!-- on the AMP page -->
    <link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/article/">

Common causes and checks: sitewide plugin/theme adding an incorrect amphtml link (often pointing to the homepage), redirects that turn the AMP URL into non-AMP HTML, or a missing/invalid AMP file. After fixing, re-run the validator and request indexing in Search Console so the error clears.

So I checked the HTML code of your website and I see the line:

<link rel="amphtml" href="https://adventurejourney.vn"/>

Basically this is saying that an AMP alternate mobile version of the page is available at the URL https://adventurejourney.vn

But that's not true. That's your regular HTML page.

Either remove that line of HTML code or change it so that the URL it mentions is actually an AMP page.

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