Hanoi
Located in the north of
Vietnam,
the elegant capital city has many highlights including the
Temple of Literature
and the hectic alleys of the Old Quarter. Another attraction is the Ho Chi Minh
Mausoleum, where the former leader's body is displayed in a glass box. Or
simply sit at a cafe and soak up the French colonial feel.
Hoi An
A beautiful riverside town, situated halfway up the coast. Once one of
South-East Asia's major international trading ports, Hoi
Ann has a great sense of history amongst its streets of crumbling houses.
Explore pagodas, Vietnamese and Chinese temples and the ornate
Japanese Covered Bridge. Browse tailors and
handicraft shops at night when the old town is lit with the soft glow of paper
lanterns.
Halong
Bay & Beaches
Halong Bay's romantic landscape is made up of limestone karsts
rising from a green sea. Nearby, the country's beaches are just opening up to
tourism, but many offer excellent snorkelling and diving. Nha Trang is a lively
resort, while Phu Quoc is really a paradise and Mui Ne is quieter, with
multi-coloured Saharan-style sand dunes.
The Cu Chi Tunnels
One of the most visited sites in
Vietnam,
where Viet Cong guerrillas fighting the Americans lived in a series of complex
tunnels – originally built during the earlier war with the French – which
zigzag from the southern tip of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, near
Cambodia, to the
Saigon River.
The Mekong Delta
Explore the floating markets, a sea of conical hats, where locals trade pumpkin
with pineapple or sit sipping noodle soup. Gaze at the emerald rice paddies,
fruit orchards and coconut palms.
By : vietnamvisaprovider.com
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