The natural scenery here ranges from beautiful peaks, charming bays and local markets, and green fields filled with rice crops. Tourists who arrive here should check out the countryside and national parks, and the Ha Long Bay is a natural wonder that you must check.
While the countryside has plenty of beautiful green spaces, the big cities have a vibrant charm that tourists of any type will fall in love with. This wonderful country is full of surprises and we invite you to get to know the most popular landmarks.
Ha Long Bay is one of the world’s most impressive sights, stretching over an area of more than 1,500 km. In addition, this stunning place is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites, because of its uniqueness, its rare flora, fauna, and beauty. Thousands of calcareous islands form the Gulf, which locals call the Flying Dragon Bay, because the islands covered by the forest emerge from emerald waters like dragon teeth.
To fully enjoy this wonderful place, the best option is to ride its on a boat. In order to get the most out of this mesmerizing place, we recommend you to stay here for at least 3-4 days.
Vietnam: a country full of surprises – Ho Chi Minh
For those who love big cities, no visit to Vietnam will be complete without visiting Ho Chi Minh. This city is filled with busy streets where you will find many restaurants and shops. It is an international city and huge shopping center.
Located in the center of Dong Khoi, it is a relatively small and easily accessible neighborhood which hosts most of the city’s attractions. Here you will find the HCMC Museum with an impressive collection of artifacts. Visit the nearby Da Kao neighborhood for the best examples of French architecture, and also to check out the Jade Emperor’s Pagoda temple.
Hoi An is the most beautiful city in Vietnam. The city’s old quarter is amazing for a stroll, and the houses here have been preserved since the 15th century, when the city was an important meeting place for Japanese and Chinese merchants.
The main symbol of Hoi An is the Japanese bridge at the western end of Tran Phu, and the Fujian Chinese Assembly Hall is the most decorated temple in the ancient city. There are many small temples and museums that conjure up the world of the past, but the true Hoi An charm exists in a simple stroll among these ancient ruins.
The green area of rice fields around Sapa is adjacent to the winding peaks of the Hoang Lien Mountains and the Tonkinese Alps, and hosts Vietnam’s most beautiful countryside. The deep valleys here cover a variety of ethnic minorities in the country.
The city’s capital is also filled with a lot of charm. For example, Vietnam’s Museum of Ethnology and the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts will introduce you to the diverse art of the country, while the Ho Chi Minh Shrine is an important tribute to the founder of modern Vietnam.
Vietnam: a country full of surprises – Nha Trang
Nha Trang is the perfect place to spend a great day during the summer. The well-preserved beach stretches over 6 kilometers.
However, if you get bored of the beach, the old Po Nagar Cham towers are located along the Xom Bong Bridge, a place dating back to the 7th century. There is also an excellent museum dedicated to the works of Alexandre Yersin, who discovered the cause of the plague and built the foundations of the Nha Trang Pasteur Institute, which still offers vaccination programs in Vietnam today.
The Ba Be National Park is extremely spectacular with its three interconnected lakes, surrounded by nearby peaks and forest cliffs. Most visitors come here for boat trips or to go kayaking on the lake. For the most adventurous tourists, you can try out and exploring the countryside. This is one of the quietest places in Vietnam, and travelers can spend their nights in a traditional house located along the lake.
The Mekong Delta
South Vietnam is the place where the Great Mekong River finds its way to the sea in a maze of waterways. The Delta is one of the most exciting areas for travelers, as it is a rich and vibrant place. Can Tho is the most popular city because it is close to the Phong Dien and Cai Rang floating markets.
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