Narrow and long, Vietnam covers the eastern coast of the Indochina Peninsula up to the 3,444-kilometer coastline along the South China Sea. Vietnam is full of gorgeous beaches, lush jungles and bustling cities with a wide range of activities and places to visit that make it an ideal travel destination. The fastest way to get …
There are three main means of transport in Vietnam: plane, train and bus. While planes are the fastest way, they tend to be more expensive, plus you won’t be able to enjoy the country’s fantastic scenery at 35,000 feet. Trains cover almost the entire country and allow you to see amazing coastal scenery at fairly …
When exploring Southeast Asia, a great way to start learning about each country is to visit its capitals. The capital of Laos is the city of Vientiane. In Vientiane, known for its laid-back atmosphere, you can stroll through the old quarter, watch the world go by from one of the cafés, or visit temples and …
Vietnam may have big cities that attract tourists from all over the world, but the country’s natural landscape is also astounding. There are great places all over the country, but if you are looking for a few places where you can enjoy the best of Vietnam, you can go to Ninh Binh and Phong Nha. …
The small town of Ninh Binh lies less than 100 kilometers (60 miles) south of the Vietnamese capital Hanoi, but its atmosphere is nothing like a bustling capital. Situated along the Red River Delta, Ninh Binh is famous for its beautiful river and karst landscape where you can explore caves and caverns on a small …
The coastal city of Nha Trang in Vietnam will surprise you with its fantastic variety of activities, as there is something for everyone. It has historical places like Ponagar Cham Towers and Long Son Pagoda. In addition, it has a beautiful white sand beach in a stunning bay with turquoise waters dotted with tropical islands. …
Known for its beautiful beaches and great diving spots, the coastal city of Nha Trang is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Vietnam and has a lot to offer in addition to the beach. An amusement park, cable car, magnificent temples and pagodas, and good seafood restaurants make Nha Trang the perfect place …
Nha Trang is a tropical resort town in Vietnam. Nha Trang has beaches, diving spots, a promenade with seafood restaurants, and even an amusement park. But apart from that, it has temples and pagodas that make it a unique city. Once you’ve absorbed the energy of Nha Trang, you may want to enjoy something more …
The former royal capital of Laos, Luang Prabang is one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. Thanks to its beautiful Buddhist temples, Luang Prabang was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995 and is considered the cultural heart of Laos. After spending a few days in this famous and hospitable city, it might …
The capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, began as a small town on the Red River and became a city in 1010, also being the capital of imperial Vietnam. From its humble beginnings, Hanoi has been one of the most important cities in the country, if not the most important. It has been a French colony since …
As the former seat of the Nguyen dynasty and the country’s capital from 1802 to 1945, the Vietnamese city of Hue is one of the country’s top tourist destinations. Known for its magnificent 19th-century citadel with the Imperial City and Forbidden Purple City, Hue also boasts tombs and pagodas and a bustling market. From Hue, …
Located in central Vietnam, the city of Hue, once the capital of the Nguyen dynasty, is now known for its 19th-century citadel with the Imperial City and Forbidden Purple City protected by great stone walls. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hue has several places worth visiting. And when you’re done exploring this city, you …
Colourful, vibrant and full of energy are just three adjectives that can be used to describe Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in Vietnam. Often known by its old name of Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is bursting with culture, architecture and a 24/7 bustling life. Once you’ve walked its streets, the coastal city …
Often known by its old name of Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city in Vietnam and should not be missed on any visit to the country. This was very important during the Vietnam War, and today Ho Chi Minh City offers an amazing mix of things to see and do, from war …
Still known by its old name of Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is the largest and most visited city in Vietnam. Filled with fantastic architecture that reflects the historic changes as a French colonial city, Ho Chi Minh City also played a major role in the Vietnam War and offers visitors many war-related attractions. It …
The largest city in Vietnam is also the most visited city. Ho Chi Minh City is still known by its old name of Saigon and is home to nearly 9 million people. This vibrant city lives 24 hours a day and offers many opportunities to learn about Vietnamese culture and history. Famous for its French …
Streets full of people day and night make Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest and most populous city, a popular destination that will keep you entertained for days. The city offers something for everyone, from colonial architecture to museums. When you get tired of such a bustling atmosphere, Dalat is the perfect place for a …
If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Vietnam’s capital Hanoi, head northwest into the mountains and visit the pretty city of Sapa. This former mountain station was founded by the French in 1922 and today is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, known for its stunning landscapes and …
As the capital of the country, the city of Hanoi is a good starting point for a tour of Vietnam. Visit the bustling Old Quarter and enjoy French, Chinese and Southeastern influences in both architecture and culture. Stroll through parks and monuments to discover beautiful pagodas or learn more about the city at its museums. …
If you are visiting Vietnam, Hanoi, the country’s capital and second largest city, is a good place to start your adventure. Hanoi is a charming city full of historic architecture, narrow streets with a great atmosphere in the old quarter, monuments, parks and gardens. And all this on the edge of the Red River and …
Hanoi has been the capital of Vietnam for almost a thousand years. Having been influenced by the French and Chinese throughout its history, its architecture and culture are so rich that they make it a fantastic city to visit. If you enjoyed Hanoi’s ancient architecture, your next stop in Vietnam should be the city of …
Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and the second largest city in the country. It is in the top ten most-rated places in the world on TripAdvisor. With over seven million inhabitants, Hanoi attracts five million international tourists every year. As you can see, it is a very lively city. There is much to see …
The distance between Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, and the country’s largest city, Ho Chi Minh City, is 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles), but it is a very popular route among tourists visiting this Asian country. If you choose to travel from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll travel across the country from north to south, taking …
Hanoi, the country’s capital and second largest city, is the country’s main cultural center and boasts a fantastic mix of old and modern architecture, including French colonial buildings that have earned the city the nickname “Paris of the East”. . For a change of heart, after exploring this wonderful city, head south to Dong Hoi. …
The capital of Vietnam and the country’s second largest city, Hanoi impresses with its historic architecture inspired by China, France and Southeast Asia. Get lost in the narrow streets of the Old Quarter and search for its little temples before exploring its lakes and parks. With over 7 million inhabitants, Hanoi is a vibrant place. …
Halong Bay or Halong Bay offers one of the most picturesque landscapes in Asia, which is why it is often ranked among the natural wonders of the world. This impressive bay with karst formations that make up the imposing islands was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. If you are visiting the capital …
One of the largest cities in Vietnam, Da Nang is located on the coast and has long been an important port city. Today, it attracts visitors from all over the world for its architecture, including several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as modern attractions such as cable cars and fantastic nature reserves near the …
If you’re looking for white sand and easy access to one of Vietnam’s most spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Da Nang City is what you need. As a transportation hub and port city, Da Nang is a good place to start exploring the country. This is a great place to explore Hue City, with its …
If you are planning a trip to Vietnam, there are two must-see places on your itinerary: Da Nang and Hoi An. Da Nang, with a mix of ancient and modern architecture and history, reflected, among others, in colonial port, has much to offer. It also has white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, so it’s …
Known for its beautiful beaches and proximity to the amazing Marble Mountains, Da Nang is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vietnam. It’s the perfect place to relax on the beach, hike in the hills or explore the city. After soaking up the sun, continue north along the beautiful Vietnamese coast until you …
The Dalat resort leaves no one indifferent. It is the capital of Lam Dong Province in the Central Highlands region, but it is not what you would expect from a typical Vietnamese city. It is located in the highlands and is surrounded by pine hills, giving it its own vibe, as well as lakes, waterfalls, …
Dalat is a beautiful city located in beautiful surroundings. Dalat is the capital of Lam Dong Province in Vietnam’s Central Highlands and is located on a golf course next to a lake surrounded by pine trees. Unlike other areas of Vietnam where the weather is very hot and sticky, Dalat enjoys a cooler temperature which …