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Vietnam is a beautiful country filled with rice terraces, endless beaches and streets decorated with colorful lanterns. Located in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is bordering China to the north and Laos and Cambodia to the west. The Mountains of the Annam Cordillera rise over most of the western side and the endless coastline in the east and south of Vietnam provides perfect sunset panoramas. Nature enthusiasts will love all the different outdoors, ranging from unspoilt beaches and untouched islands to magnificent mountains and tropical forests housing thousands of rare wildlife species.
Hanoi – Magical capital city
Vietnam’s capital city, founded more than a millennium ago, has a rich past, with streets in its meandering Old Quarter dating back to the fourteenth century. Travel back in time as you stroll down these tree-lined alleyways past deteriorating colonial facades. Renovated with cutting edge art galleries, fine dining restaurants, and modern cafes, the ancient city is coming alive. You have a variety of options for places to go out at night, from posh rooftop bars to lively bia hơi. The ancient capital city boasts with original Vietnamese beauty. There are many unique spots like the Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi’s Old Quarter and the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. (Best time: All year around)
Sapa – Made for trekking
Known as the “town of clouds” by the locals, Sapa is a quaint treasure trove located in Northwest Vietnam. Travelers are instantly enthralled by the sight of the famous cascading terraced rice fields, verdant valleys, and side-by-side emerald mountains. What makes Sapa special is the cultural richness of local ethnic minorities, boasting through the numerous customs and beliefs. The Hmong, Dzao, and Tay tribes, who have been living in these small hill tribe settlements for hundreds of years and managing to maintain their cultures and customs, are nestled among the picturesque, craggy valleys. (Best time: March to June, September and October)
Hue – Imperial city
Hue was the capital city during the time Vietnam was still an empire. Hue offers numerous reasons to visit, not the least of which is its imperial past. The Kings of the Nguyen Dynasty constructed their feudal city on the fertile riverbanks and atop its forested hills. A lot of the old, authentic glory survived natural disasters and the war. Admire the imperial city with the banks of the Perfume River. In addition to its exquisite cuisine, this picturesque town features moss-covered pagodas, art déco palaces, bustling markets, and leafy streets. (Best time: January to July)
Da Nang – Golden destination
The coastal city Da Nang has a variety of enjoyable sceneries, ranging from the Five Mountains (Ngu Hanh Son) over Cu Lao Cham island to amusement parks like Ba Na Hill and Asia Park. It is not surprising that Da Nang is home to variety of cafes, restaurants, and bars, broad beaches, and delectable street cuisine, as well as the renowned Hai Van Pass. My Khe Beach’s soft sands stretch southward from the Son Tra Peninsula’s mountains. Da Nang has some of Vietnam’s top luxury resorts, but much of the beach still belongs to the people who make it their playground, gym, and source of livelihood. (Best time: February to May)
Hoi An – Romantic city
Hoi An is a well-preserved town on the central coast of Vietnam, a place where the bold march of progress peters into a leisurely amble. Food lovers will love the local cuisine and the atmosphere filled with colorful colonial houses, iconic lanterns and dazzling temples. The Thu Bon River meanders among deteriorating store houses and worn-out pagodas in this former trading harbour, where sampans arrive and go from the old ferry dock. Two-lane roads slicing through undulating rice fields outside the Old Town arrive at a foamy beach. (Best time: February to July)
Da Lat – French dream
Dalat is an alternative Vietnam. The town is peppered with French-colonial homes rather than socialist architecture, and the weather is springlike instead of tropical hot. The hill town of Da Lat is famous for its wide variety of flowers, vegetables and fruit from its surrounding farmlands as well as countless nature sites; it’s beautiful landscape, evergreen forests and minority villages. (Best time: All year round)
Nha Trang – Sunny coast
Nha Trang is a very small lively town surrounded by small islands with breathtaking coral reefs and fish species, making it the perfect spot for diving. Of particular note are the long sandy beaches with crystal clear water. Dining on delicious seafood, snorkeling around stunning islands and enjoying thrill watersports is what you can expect in a day. A unique pair of wellness attractions hidden in the north of the hills – mud baths and hot springs make Nha Trang stand out among other destinations. (Best time: February to August)
Ho Chi Minh – Dizzying city
The dynamic cityscape of HCMC, a free-spirited, multicultural metropolis, combines old and new Vietnam in the smallest possible area, symbolising both the city’s past and future. Ho Chi Minh is one of two economic and cultural centers of the country. This city preserved the charming architectural features of the French colonial era. Learn more about Vietnams war history in the War Remnants Museum and in the Cu Chi tunnels. (Best time: December and March)
Phu Quoc Island – Appealing beauty
Vietnam’s most desired beach getaway makes it easy to forget all your worries. An ideal beach destination opens its arms to every one of you who wants to escape from the bustling city life. It is known for its idyllic beaches, romantic sunsets, lush forests, and a serene atmosphere making it a famous place in the UNESCO-listed national park. Swim near waterfalls, snorkel above vibrant reefs or just relax and sunbathe on the stunning beach. Aside from beachside activities, exploring traditional villages, expansive nature parks and Buddhist pagodas are highly recommended. (Best time: December and March)
Visitors from the following countries may enter visa-free, and stay for the indicated number of days. The full list of countries with visa exemptions is below. To view visa exemptions for diplomatic and other passports, please visit this link: https://vietnam.travel/plan-your-trip/official-vietnam-evisa-application.
Vibrant colonial towns, delicious food and the unrivalled natural scenery make Vietnam irresistible. This country should be on top of your South East Asia bucket list. If you can’t resist the idea of travelling to this incredible country any longer, don’t hesitate to contact our travel consultants.
