Popular destinations in Vietnam

Hanoi

Hanoi is the capital and one of the unique experiences here is exploring the Old Quarter by cyclo to learn the local life and observing thousands of motorbikes running on the small streets with almost no compliance with any traffic rules. Some highlights of this city can be listed such as Ho Chi Minh Complex, Temple of Literature, and Hoan Kiem Lake. Or the experience of sipping a cup of egg coffee at the train street coffee where the vintage trains pass right next to you is also a very unique experience. Besides, Hanoi is also famous for its unique cuisine and you must definitely try “Phở” and many other wonderful local foods.

Halong Bay

Coming to Halong Bay, you will feel like entering into a fairy tale with nearly two thousand towering limestone islands, grottoes, and wooden boats cruising on the brilliant emerald waters. Nowadays, visiting Halong with an overnight cruise on the bay is indispensable for any people when taking any Vietnam Tours for the first time.

Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh is a beautiful place of natural scenery in Vietnam, with its karst mountains and secret grottoes, cave temples, lush valleys, and golden rice fields. Tam Coc or Trang An are best explored by rowing boat, while climbing the stairs to the summit of Mua Cave for an incredible panoramic view of the river rushing past rice fields.

Sapa

Sapa attracts the travelers because of its breathtaking mountain views, local villages of the ethnic minorities, and twisting terraced farms. Coming here, you may see the mountains that reach the sky and learn about the daily life of the local people in Sapa. Besides, you should try to savor the local foods such as fresh sturgeon, salmon, armpit pigs, etc.

Ha Giang

Ha Giang, where heaven and earth meet, will undoubtedly fascinate you at first glance. Conquering Ma Pi Leng, one of the “four great mountain passes”, you will sense the majesty of nature as if you were standing on top of the sky. Looking at Hoang Su Phi’s lush terraced fields during the ripe rice season can comfort your spirit with the serene beauty of effort. A boat trip on the emerald green Nho Que River, at the foot of the Dong Van stone plateau, is the best way to experience the harmony between people and the environment. All of these discoveries will make you want to explore Ha Giang again and immerse yourself in these places more.

Hue

Hue’s ancient capital is a site of significant cultural and historical importance in Vietnam. This city is also home to many UNESCO World Heritage Sites owing to the safeguarding of significant architectural landmarks such as Imperial Citadel, Forbidden Purple City and ancient tombs of Emperor Tu Duc and Khai Dinh. Besides, experiencing the mysticism of the Thien Mu Pagoda, which attracted fascination on a global scale during the Vietnam – US War is also a highlight when visiting this place.

Hoi An

Hoi An is greatly favored by tourists because it is ancient and serene. This town is full of charming French colonial structures, vintage Chinese shophouses, Japanese Covered Bridge, and traditional Vietnamese tube houses. This town is the highlight of any trip in Vietnam thanks to the colorful homemade lanterns blazing in the night time as small rowing boats softly glide down the Thu Bon River and the abundance of custom tailors and unique handicrafts.

Golden Bridge/Bana Hills

Bana hills include a series of buildings that follow French architecture. In this, Fantasy Park is the largest indoor entertainment and will be a great place for your kids to enjoy during a Vietnam Family Tours. And at 1,400 m above sea level, suspended in the clouds with a majestic, breathtaking panorama of the hill, the Golden Bridge, with unique architectural ideas, like a strip of silk across it, really creates a strong impression of a work that is both poetic, sophisticated, and equally majestic and magnificent.

Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City is the biggest city and known as the city that never sleeps in Vietnam. Important landmarks like the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, the City Hall, and the Reunification Palace are examples of this colonial heritage, while the maintained Cu Chi Tunnels to the north of the city and the War Remnants Museum are illustrations of a sense of valor and the current state of the effects of war.

Mekong Delta

Mekong Delta is a vast network of interconnected rivers and alluvial plains in southern Vietnam. This place is a paradise of verdant rice fields, floating markets, tropical fruits and vegetables, also known as the river delta of nine dragons. Since the area’s way of life is almost located around the river, many of the settlements are sometimes only reachable by boat or canal, giving the impression to any traveler when visiting this place.

Phu Quoc Island

Phu Quoc is one of the paradise resort destinations with crystal-clear beaches and pristine tropical forests. Coming here, you will be immersed in the clear blue water of naturally beautiful beaches or scuba diving to see coral and many more. Other attractive entertainment spots such as amusement parks, pepper gardens, and night markets will also make this southern island to be the perfect choice for you on a Vietnam Tours.