Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi is Vietnam's capital and second largest city by population. The city mostly lies on the right bank of the Red River. Hanoi is about 1,720 km (1,070 mi) north of Ho Chi Minh City and 105 km (65 mi) west of Haiphong.

• Old Quarter

  The Old Quarter of Hanoi is full of French Colonial architecture and narrow streets that give it a very European feel. Many of the city's best attractions and eateries can be found here.

• 36 Streets of Hanoi Old Quarter

  The 36 streets of the Old Quarter were named after the 36 trades or craft that were set up in this area north of the lake. Located in Hanoi Old Quarter, this neighborhood is a culturally significant destination in the center of Vietnam’s capital city.

• Quang Dong Assembly Hall

  Built in 1856 by Cantonese immigrants, this crimson-hued hall worships Confucius and Guan Yu. Its ornate altar, gilded carvings, and courtyard banyan tree embody 19th-century Chinese-Vietnamese craftsmanship.

• Bach ma Temple

  In the heart of the Old Quarter, Bach Ma Temple is a place where people show reverence for divinity and sacred, traditional customs that have been valued for centuries.

• Kim Ngan Communal House

  A 15th-century guild hall for silversmiths, later transformed into a temple honoring Confucian scholars. Features rare surviving Lê Dynasty architecture with intricate wood carvings of the "Four Sacred Animals".

Hoa Lu, Vietnam

This district was the capital of the Vietnamese kingdom before 1010 CE. Because of this, there are many beautiful, ancient palaces and pagodas that astound visitors. The area is also full of beautiful rice paddy fields.

• Le Dai Hanh Temple

  This ancient temple in Hoa Lu, the old capital of the Vietnamese kingdom, was named for Emperor Le Dai Hanh and is a bastion of the country's history.

Tam Coc, Vietnam

This village and region in Vietnam is known as the "inland Ha Long Bay." There are many waterways to explore the three caves which give the area its name.

Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Vietnam

The Pu Luong limestone landscape is an area of outstanding beauty, culture interest, and high biodiversity value stretching from Mai Chau in the North to West to Cuc Phuong national park in the South East. It is blessed with rich forest, limestone panoramas, magnificent rice terraces, and breathtaking scenery.

Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Vietnam

The Pu Luong limestone landscape is an area of outstanding beauty, culture interest, and high biodiversity value stretching from Mai Chau in the North to West to Cuc Phuong national park in the South East. It is blessed with rich forest, limestone panoramas, magnificent rice terraces, and breathtaking scenery.

• Kho Muong Village

  Kho Muong Village is a picturesque gem nestled within the captivating landscapes of Pu Luong Nature Reserve in Vietnam. This place offers a tranquil escape for travelers seeking to connect with nature, experience traditional Vietnamese culture, and forge unforgettable memories amidst the splendor of Pu Luong's wilderness.

• ‎Don Village

  Don Vilage is renowned as the "and of elephants," famous for its long-standing tradition of capturing and taming wild elephants. It also offers a breathtaking landscape of pristine forests and majestic mountains typical of the Tay Nouyer highlands.

Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Vietnam

The Pu Luong limestone landscape is an area of outstanding beauty, culture interest, and high biodiversity value stretching from Mai Chau in the North to West to Cuc Phuong national park in the South East. It is blessed with rich forest, limestone panoramas, magnificent rice terraces, and breathtaking scenery.

• Hieu Waterfall

  Located in Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Hieu Waterfall is a hidden gem in Thanh Hoa Province. This picturesque waterfall is a mesmerizing haven for both local backpackers and international travelers seeking awe-inspiring adventures.

Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Vietnam

The Pu Luong limestone landscape is an area of outstanding beauty, culture interest, and high biodiversity value stretching from Mai Chau in the North to West to Cuc Phuong national park in the South East. It is blessed with rich forest, limestone panoramas, magnificent rice terraces, and breathtaking scenery.

Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi is Vietnam's capital and second largest city by population. The city mostly lies on the right bank of the Red River. Hanoi is about 1,720 km (1,070 mi) north of Ho Chi Minh City and 105 km (65 mi) west of Haiphong.

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Ha Long Bay is a beautiful body of water off the coast of Northern Vietnam. The area is dotted with beautiful islands that are perfect for cruising, swimming, and sunbathing.

• Ti Top Island

  Covering a total area of 3.7 hectares, Ti Top Island is one of the smallest islands making up Halong Bay - a natural wonder in Quang Ninh Province. The island’s current name was named after the Russian cosmonaut Gherman Titov on his visit to Halong Bay in 1962 by Uncle Ho. The mesmerizing view and its prime location contribute to the highlights of Ti Top Beach, which allures a large number of tourists each year. Coming here, you can know the entire history of the island in detail through the memorial stone in front of the island.

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Ha Long Bay is a beautiful body of water off the coast of Northern Vietnam. The area is dotted with beautiful islands that are perfect for cruising, swimming, and sunbathing.

• Sung Sot Cave

  This amazing cave, located on an island in North Vietnam's Ha Long Bay, is loaded with stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors leave amazed by the cave's incredible geological formations!

Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi is Vietnam's capital and second largest city by population. The city mostly lies on the right bank of the Red River. Hanoi is about 1,720 km (1,070 mi) north of Ho Chi Minh City and 105 km (65 mi) west of Haiphong.

Danang, Vietnam

Danang is one of the most populous cities in Vietnam and one of the country's most important seaports due to its location along the central coastline. it was one of the region's first cities to receive European visitors.

Danang, Vietnam

Danang is one of the most populous cities in Vietnam and one of the country's most important seaports due to its location along the central coastline. it was one of the region's first cities to receive European visitors.

• Ba Na Hills

  Ba Na Hills is a hill station and resort located in the Truong Son Mountains west of the city of Da Nang, in central Vietnam. Being located above 1500 metres above sea level, it has a view of the East Sea and the surrounding mountains.

• Danang Golden Bridge

  Danang Golden Bridge perches on a prime location inside the Ba Na Hills. At the height of 1400m above sea level, the bridge is a masterpiece with golden-hue gilded railing frames and a winding shape (stretching 150m in length). Its unique design is lifted by two giant hands and the golden yellow hue of this pedestrian bridge make it both photo perfect and a great place for sightseeing.

Danang, Vietnam

Danang is one of the most populous cities in Vietnam and one of the country's most important seaports due to its location along the central coastline. it was one of the region's first cities to receive European visitors.

• Son Tra Peninsula

  Son Tra is a beautiful peninsula in Da Nang with long, white sandy beaches, picturesque landscapes and primeval forests - a must-see for any traveler to Da Nang. Also known as the Monkey Mountain, this peninsula is a primordial woodland with breathtaking vistas and diverse ecosystems. There are about 1,000 plant species and 120 animal species that can be found in this old forest, which covers an area of 4,500 hectares. 21 of which are in Vietnamese and international Red Books.

• Linh Ung Pagoda Da Nang

  Linh Ung Pagoda is a stunning pagoda built on a 20-hectare plot of land on Son Tra Mountain. Here, the Lady Buddha statue, the tallest statue in Vietnam, is the most important and visible feature of Linh Ung Pagoda. Being 67 meters tall and supported by a 35-meter-high lotus-shaped foundation, it is hailed as the tallest statue of Buddha in Southeast Asia. The inside of the statue is 17m wide, including 17 floors, and each storey has a total altar of 21 Buddha statues.

Hoi An, Vietnam

This historic coastal city in central Vietnam was an important seaport from the 15th to 19th centuries. There are many museums around the city that detail its role in Vietnamese history and culture.

• Japanese Bridge Hoi An

  Japanese Bridge Hoi An is an iconic symbol of Hoi An Ancient Town. Being built by the Japanese since the 17th century, until now, the Bridge has been attracting thousands of visitors from all over the world thanks to its unique beauty and special architecture. It has the honor of being printed in Vietnam’s 20,000 VND banknote.

• Cantonese Assembly Hall

  The Cantonese Assembly Hall Hoi An was erected in the late 18th century by overseas Chinese from Guangdong Guangzhou region. This hall has an interesting constructing process, because each part of this building was initially made in China, then transferred by boat and assembled completely in Hoi An.

• Fujian Assembly Hall

  Fujian Assembly Hall is an unmissable historical and cultural relic in Hoi An. Covered an astonishing 2000 square meters of land, the hall is one of five prestigious and most visited assembly halls in the town.The site not only represents the elaborate ancient architecture of the Old Town, but also has great spiritual significance to the local community.

• Tan Ky Old House

  Tan Ky old house is an ancient work of more than 200 years old. With its unique architecture that combines the features of Vietnam, Japan and China, it is the highlight of Hoi An ancient town. Although this construction was built more than two centuries ago, it can still keep the original beauty of ancient Hoi An. Besides, the old house of Tan Ky is also a special place retaining a variety of priceless antiquity.

Hoi An, Vietnam

This historic coastal city in central Vietnam was an important seaport from the 15th to 19th centuries. There are many museums around the city that detail its role in Vietnamese history and culture.

Hoi An, Vietnam

This historic coastal city in central Vietnam was an important seaport from the 15th to 19th centuries. There are many museums around the city that detail its role in Vietnamese history and culture.