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Vietnam is always proud to be a small land but is favored by nature with many diverse beauties, from rivers, mountains, seas, animals and plants… to works built by human hands. Travel is a proud point in Vietnam, so in this article, Lily’s Travel will name the most favorite places in Vietnam for foreigners.

Cu Chi Tunnels

Cu Chi Tunnels
Cu Chi Tunnels – Source: Internet

A famous historical relic located in Cu Chi district, 70km from the center of Saigon, also the end of the Ho Chi Minh trail. In 1948, during the Vietnam War and the Indochina War, Cu Chi Island was constructed. The system, about 250km long, is full of necessary areas for the war for national independence, so it gives visitors a rare experience of the life of Vietnamese soldiers during the years of stiff resistance.

The history of the Cu Chi Tunnels is linked to the French Resistance War, which lasted from 1946 to 1948. To conceal and store men and weapons, the army worked with residents of Tan Phu Trung and Phuoc Vinh An communes. Each hamlet in this region used to have a base camp. However, they were connected to create a continuous system due to travel needs. Six northern communes of Cu Chi Tunnels are currently connected by the project. The military can quickly communicate, conceal forces, and hold meetings to discuss revolutionary plans thanks to this project.

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Mekong Delta

Mekong Delta
Mekong Delta – Source: Internet

The Mekong Delta, the southernmost region of Vietnam, is also known as the West for short. In the West, people immediately think of floating markets on the water, boating in mangroves, visiting gardens, aquatic lakes, melaleuca birds… The characteristics of the Southern land show that international friends love the West of the river and have a good impression.

The Mekong Delta has rich tourism resources, a system of canals over 28,000km long, and a diverse ecosystem from freshwater to saltwater, especially cultural treasures rich in identity. Since then, several forms of tourism have emerged in the Mekong Delta, including those focused on ecology, leisure, the sea and islands, wildlife, culture and history, spirituality, community, and agriculture. In particular, community-based tourism is concerned with helping people protect the ecological environment and preserve and promote indigenous culture and with assisting visitors to participate in many experiences that show responsibility to nature.

Sapa

In the northwest of Vietnam, between the mountain ranges Hoang Lien Son and Con Vo, on a crest 1,500–1,600 meters above sea level, lies Sapa, a highland district of the Lao Cai province. Sapa, whether you are an active traveler or searching for a tranquil vacation, becomes a good tourist destination for all subjects by balancing natural beauty and distinctive ethnic culture.

In the Northwest region of Vietnam, where majestic mountains and cloudy seas overwhelm the sky, golden terraced fields in the ripe rice season, and spring-blooming flower forests, Sapa town has long been a familiar tourist destination for domestic and foreign tourists. With convenient transportation and good service, Western tourists love Sa Pa thanks to the cycling sessions, trekking through the villages, walking in the misty town, and enjoying the dishes imbued with the highland identity and the cuteness and loveliness of the ethnic minorities here.

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Phu Quoc

Cau Hon Bridge - Phu Quoc
Cau Hon Bridge – Phu Quoc – Source: Internet

Approximately 400 kilometers west of Ho Chi Minh City in the Gulf of Thailand sits the Phu Quoc archipelago. Due to its abundant marine and island resources blended with marine and forest ecosystems, this location draws both local and international tourists. The 22 islands in the Phu Quoc sea area have a combined area of around 589.23 km2. Specifically, the north island and the south island of Phu Quoc, the largest island, are separated. The town of Duong Dong is situated in the middle.

Although more and more new islands are being discovered and promoted, Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest Pearl Island, still holds a strong position in the hearts of foreign tourists. That’s thanks to the beautiful beaches, turquoise blue water, peaceful and close spaces, and many other exciting sea activities.

Hoi An Ancient Town

Hoi An is a historic town in Quang Nam that is situated on the north bank of the lower Thu Bon River, more than 30 kilometers from Da Nang and 122 kilometers from Hue. Referring to Hoi An, mentioning the old cottages of yellow saffron, the sparkling river of lighthouses at night, or the delicious food at affordable prices is necessary. Hoi An Ancient Town leaves an impression on visitors because of its traditional beauty in each ancient roof, bridge, river, and colorful lanterns hanging everywhere… Hoi An is a bit bustling at night, but most of the time, one will find peace in the peaceful and poetic old quarter.

Mui Ne

Mui Ne
Mui Ne – Source: Internet

A beach suitable for fun activities, you can find many exciting games in Mui Ne. Coastal resorts in Mui Ne are increasingly invested in modern, beautiful, airy roads that create a pleasant feeling for anyone. Mui Ne has a climate that is less influenced by the Northeast monsoon and is generally dry, hot, windy, and without many storms. Because of this, Mui Ne is accessible throughout the year. However, you should also know some weather rules to better prepare for your trip, which is:

April to August is the ideal time to travel to Mui Ne because the climate is more relaxed, and the sky is clear, making the seawater clear and suitable for outdoor activities. In Mui Ne, it frequently rains from September to the end of the year, which makes the seawater less clear and silt-colored due to the overflow of red sand, impairing photography and water sports.

Nha Trang 

Dubbed as the leading modern coastal city in Vietnam with high-class seaside resorts, water activities, adventure games on the sea, rich and diverse cuisine… and vibrant nightlife, Nha Trang attracts foreign tourists from its good services and above all, the enchanting bay area, representing the beauty of the sea in the South Central region. With a warm climate and more than 315 sunny days, Nha Trang Beach in particular is formed like a crescent moon and encompasses Nha Trang Bay and 19 large and small islands. Nha Trang was named one of the world’s 29 most picturesque bays by UNESCO in 2003.

Ha Long Bay 

Right from the name, it also speaks of the mystery of the beautiful bay of Ha Long, created by thousands of large and small islands and impressive cliffs surrounding it. Services come from high-quality restaurants, hotels, resorts, yachts, historical places, markets, fishing villages, and sea fun activities such as swimming, boating, and scuba diving… making visitors spoiled to explore. In particular, Ha Long Bay is one of the most beautiful kayaking places in Vietnam, the experience is sure that everyone will want to try if they have visited Ha Long Bay.

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