The Top 10 Tourist Destinations In Vietnam

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1: HALONG BAY

Ha Long Bay (Quang Ninh) is a famous tourist destination of Vietnam. It's located in the west coast of Tonkin Gulf in the Northeastern Vietnam area. With thousands of magnificent islands, the miraculous fruits of creation. It has been recognized by UNESCO many times as a natural heritage of the World. Ha Long tourism has the advantage of beautiful scenery, attractive million tourist cruise on the bay. But the most interesting to discovery Halong Bay by overnight cruise.

Ha Long City belongs to the coastal climate. Each year has 2 distinct seasons, winter from November to April next year, summer from May to October.

2: HOI AN

Prominent in the road of Central Vietnam, Hoi An ancient town (Quang Nam) as a rustic, simple and poetic picture. Whether it is a day or a night. Hoi An tourism still has different charismatic beauty. In addition to cultural values ​​through diverse architecture, Hoi An also maintains a rather intangible cultural foundation. The daily life of residents with customs, religious practices, folk arts, cultural festivals along with poetic natural landscapes, specialties... makes Hoi An increasingly attractive visitors to visit.

The best time to visit Hoi An is from February to April every year. It is less rainy, pleasant climate. Avoid going in the summer because of high temperatures. It's very hot. The rainy season from October to November also has the disadvantage of wet space due to heavy rain. If you visit Hoi An on the 14th, full moon of the lunar month to attend the night of the old town. On this occasion. You will have the opportunity to see firsthand the bright red lanterns spread across the street, a typical scene of Hoi An on the occasion.

3: NHA TRANG

Located in the South Central region, Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa). There are also characteristics of natural conditions of the South Central Coast. The climate of Nha Trang is relatively mild, not as harsh as in the North and not as erratic as the South. Winter in Nha Trang is less cold, summer often lasts. But hot sun is not too harsh.

Therefore, mid-range from March to September. It's the most appropriate time to have interesting trips to Nha Trang. But you should note that at this time. Nha Trang hotels are often in a state of fire, so make a reservation before coming here to avoid losing time to find hotel rooms.

4: PHU QUOC

Summer is often the peak time in Phu Quoc (Kien Giang) due to rising sea demand. However, the best time to travel to Phu Quoc is from November to April next year.

This is the dry season in the South, less rain, calm sea, smooth waves and warm sunshine. It's suitable for outdoor tourism activities. This season is suitable for leisure tours in Phu Quoc island, not suitable for bushwalking or trekking.

From April to October is the rainy season, sometimes there are storms but Phu Quoc is still crowded due to falling during the summer break.

The most ideal time to travel to Phu Quoc is around the end of April. Because at this time the tourist are still not crowded and the weather is still beautiful.

5: HO CHI MINH CITY

Ho Chi Minh City is the largest economic, political and cultural center in Vietnam. It's also a major tourist center, with historical monuments and museums. That mark the war era against France and the United States. Typical is the 11 museum system. But the most famous is the War Remnants Museum.

Besides, the colonial architecture also satisfied tourists when traveling to Ho Chi Minh City, such as City People's Committee Headquarters, Opera House, Central Post Office, Ben Nha Rong, Ben Thanh Market. and Unification Hall. Recently, new projects such as Diamond Plaza, Bitexco Financial Tower and Saigon Trade Center also beautify the landscape of the city center. On the outskirts of the city there are also outstanding attractions such as Cu Chi Tunnels, Can Gio Mangrove Forest and Thu Thu Duc Garden.

6: MEKONG DELTA

The Mekong Delta, also known as the Southwest region of Vietnam, has a central city and 12 provinces. There are Can Tho City and the provinces of An Giang, Ben Tre, Ca Mau, Tien Giang and Hau. Giang, Kien Giang, Vinh Long, Tra Vinh, Dong Thap, Long An, Bac Lieu, Soc Trang.

Western eco-tourism started to prosper like traveling on the river, gardening, exploring the island. Sustainable Mekong delta tours initially formed with the success of the sustainable resort Mekong Lodge in Tien Giang and many other localities such as Ben Tre and Vinh Long.

Currently, the West is known for the image of deep green rivers, an open space, clear water stations, rows of green trees, and luxuriant fruit gardens.

7. DALAT

Dalat is an alternative Vietnam: the weather is spring-like instead of tropical hot, the town is dotted with elegant French-colonial villas rather than stark socialist architecture, and the surrounding farms cultivate strawberries, coffee and flowers in place of rice.

The French came first, fleeing the heat of Saigon for average daily temperatures that hover between 15°C and 24°C. They left behind their holiday homes and a European resort vibe, which the Vietnamese have added to with their own unique, sometimes kitsch touches. Whether it’s the Eiffel Tower–shaped radio tower, the horse-drawn carriages or the colourful heart-shaped cut-outs at the Valley of Love, this is a town that takes romance seriously. Dalat is Vietnam's honeymoon capital and extremely popular with domestic tourists.

For foreign visitors, the moderate climate has made Dalat the adventure-sports capital of southern Vietnam, with canyoning, mountain biking, white-water rafting and treks into the surrounding hills all available.

8. HUE 

What to do in Hue?
The most convenient method is to employ a driver and a guide on a half- or full day bases. There is a great deal to see in this early part of the planet. Origin travel offer Vietnam land tours in Hue. That you'll find pagodas and tombs anyplace in Hue, making it an ideal place to visit and fulfill your appetite.

Moreover, these sites won't only supply you with the right amusement. However, they'll also make you think of a little about the culture and traditions of Hue.

The Citadel is most likely probably the most famous historical places to visit in Hue. Even though it is old, you can't call it early. Mainly since its construction began in 1805 throughout the times of the first Nguyen Dynasty ruler.

The complex of Kings' tombs
There are many tombs in Hue to make a visiting. Six of them are opening for visitor to visit and discover. They are Gia Long, Minh Mang, Tu Duc, Thieu Tri, Khai Dinh, Dong Khanh and has entrance fee. Each of them has its own beauty and special architecture in building. Most of them as Oriental style, just only Khai Dinh tomb is combine of Western and Orient.

Thien Mu Pagoda or Linh Mu pagoda is among the oldest places of worship in Hue and is a good example of religious architecture. Furthermore, visiting the Pagoda on a Hue City Tour which includes a boat cruise along the beautifully named Perfume River. Infact, Hue is the land of pagoda so visior can see pagoda everywhere. Just some meters you can see few pagodas.

Elephant Springs should be a stop for people who comes in this part of the entire world to see natural beauty.

About 53km from Hue, it is an amazing natural spring that's sure to impress you in a large way.

On hot days, visitors really like to take a dip in the natural pool below a waterfall that is small. For people looking for privacy it is advisable to visit this place on weekdays. You'll certainly enjoy the solitude, but do remember that you will no food because the food stalls are open only on peak days.

Thuan An Beach is a superb idea if you do not mind traveling 15km from Hue to get at this beach. This beautiful patch of sand on the East Sea is fantastic for some family fun or relaxing.

Though you will not get the best service on the beach. You'll still be capable to get an umbrella and chairs to unwind and relish the sea, sand and see.

Furthermore, make a full day surrounding Hue city with beautiful villages: Phu Mong Garden Houses, Phuoc Tich Garden House and ceramic village, Phu Cam conical hat making, Thuy Bieu eco tourism, Huong Long eco tourism, etc

Where to Eat?
Yes, Hue is the land of Royal family so it is famous for Royal dishes. Therefore, visitor can taste Royal dishes at luxury restaurant or even be a King/Queen while dining. They are Tinh Gia Vien, Y Thao Garden, Tha Om as garden house style.

Besides, local foods with hundreds of dishes will pleasure visitor to taste. It is budget cost so that you can try as much as possible. For example, Bun Bo Hue, pan caked, traditional Hue cakes by banana leaf (Nam, Loc, beo...). Travel along Nguyen Thai Hoc, Hen islet, Pham Hong Thai streets you can taste these cuisines.

Moreover, nightlife in Hue will also supply you with many different entertainment opportunities. Although the tranquility remains unruffled throughout the late hours, you may find a few bars keen to pay host to the late sleepers. Additionally, you can discover travelers cafes or a few garden. As a result, walking along streets visitor can taste and try local foods of Hue or on cyclo.

In conclusion, a combination of tranquility and historical places make Hue an impressive holiday destination. Surely, it is fantastic for people who wish to devote some time enjoying pure beauty along with getting an insight of culture and traditions in this beautiful Vietnam.

9. SAPA

Established as a hill station by the French in 1922, Sapa today is the tourism centre of the northwest.

Sapa is oriented to make the most of the spectacular views emerging on clear days; it overlooks a plunging valley, with mountains towering above on all sides. Views are often subdued by thick mist rolling across the peaks, but even when it's cloudy, local hill-tribe people fill the town with colour.

If you were expecting a quaint alpine town, recalibrate your expectations. Modern tourism development has mushroomed haphazardly. Thanks to rarely enforced building-height restrictions, Sapa's skyline is continually thrusting upwards.

But you're not here to hang out in town. This is northern Vietnam's premier trekking base, from where hikers launch themselves into a surrounding countryside of cascading rice terraces and tiny hill-tribe villages that seem a world apart. Once you've stepped out into the lush fields, you'll understand the Sapa area's real charm.

10. MUINE

Once upon a time, Mui Ne was an isolated stretch of shoreline where pioneering travellers camped on the sand. Times have changed and it's now a string of beach resorts, which have fused into one long coastal strip. These resorts are, for the most part, mercifully low-rise and set amid pretty gardens by the sea. The original fishing village is still here, but tourists outnumber locals these days. There are a handful of luxury hotels (and a smattering of cheap guesthouses) but Mui Ne is mainly a midrange resort.

Kitesurfing is a huge draw – there are several excellent schools and world-class wind conditions between late October and April. One major problem the area faces is the steady creep of coastal erosion, particularly around Km 12.

It’s almost impossible to get lost in Mui Ne, as everything is spread out along a 10km stretch of highway.