British newspaper introduces major destinations in Vietnam

In addition to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, the Independent (UK) also shares about many destinations where you can explore lantern festivals, historical values ​​and enjoy the beauty of the ocean.

According to Independent, Vietnam is a charming Southeast Asian country with cultural and culinary diversity, many impressive landscapes and many unexplored wild places. Therefore, Vietnam can fully meet the needs of both tourists who love the hustle and bustle, those who are passionate about adventure, experiencing nature or those who are inclined towards unique cultural and historical values.

Two major destinations at two ends of the country

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and is located in the northern region. The best time to visit Hanoi is from April to November, when the weather is dry and rainfall is expected to be at its lowest.

There are many bustling night markets, bustling shopping streets combined with many historical attractions and peaceful Buddhist temples, creating a beauty that is both modern and ancient.

Hanoi has its own style in the eyes of tourists.

Tourists can stroll around the Old Quarter and visit contemporary art galleries to feel the pace of Hanoi. And to experience the cuisine, many dishes such as Pho, Bun Cha, Banh Mi… make up the authentic culinary value of Hanoi.

Ho Chi Minh City in the south has a very strong economic development with a very bustling pace of life. The best time to visit Ho Chi Minh City is the dry season from December to March.

With a mix of tradition and modernity, Ho Chi Minh City is where visitors can find pagodas nestled next to skyscrapers and many shopping centers with unique architecture. Popular historical sites here are Notre Dame Cathedral, War Remnants Museum and Cu Chi Tunnels.

Great natural destinations

A place that is hard to miss when coming to Vietnam is the postcard-perfect scenery of Ha Long Bay. Recognized as a world heritage site by UNESCO since 1994, Ha Long Bay is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of Vietnam. It has up to 1,600 large and small islands and limestone cave structures that are millions of years old.

Ha Long Bay is a must-see destination.

The tourist seasons of March, April, September and October are the best times to visit Ha Long Bay when the weather is at its best. While in Ha Long Bay, visitors can enjoy scuba diving, kayaking and visit nearby fishing villages. Tourists can also visit nearby Cat Ba Island to go hiking and explore the ecosystem in Cat Ba National Park.

Another popular natural destination is Phu Quoc Island, which boasts fine white sand beaches and palm-fringed coastlines. The best time to visit Phu Quoc is between October and April, when the weather is dry and there is little rain.

As Vietnam's largest island, with 150 km of pristine coastline, Phu Quoc Island is an ideal destination for a relaxing holiday at the coastal resorts and a vibrant night market and seafood destinations in Duong Dong town.

Known locally as the “Pearl Island” for its sparkling sands and pearl farms, Phu Quoc offers breathtaking views of nature from famous beaches such as Sao Beach and Dai Beach.

Another beautiful coastal city is Nha Trang – a famous beach destination with a 6km long golden sand beach embracing the city and clear blue sea water. Visitors should visit Nha Trang from February to May when the average daily temperature is around 26 degrees Celsius or in June and July, although the weather is hotter, Nha Trang often hosts some great summer festivals.

Not only is Nha Trang rich in natural beauty, it is also home to ruins and architecture from the ancient Champa Kingdom, including the Po Nagar Towers. Visitors can also explore Nha Trang’s many unique salt fields, hot springs and waterfalls, and there is even a modern amusement park for families and thrill seekers.

Two famous destinations for historical value

Visitors can travel back to ancient history when they come to Hoi An ancient town – a charming, ancient town located on the central coast. The best time to visit Hoi An is from February to July when daily temperatures range from 26-35C.

Visitors feel like they are returning to old Vietnam in Hoi An.

Sometimes called the “Venice of Vietnam”, this charming old trading port at the mouth of the Thu Bon River was home to many international traders in the 15th century. Colorful temples, shops and classic hotels are scattered throughout the Old Quarter. Stroll around the Old Quarter, discover rustic dishes such as Cao Lau, Banh Mi,… take a boat ride on the Thu Bon River to enjoy the natural scenery and at night, immerse yourself in the lantern lights that stand out all over the streets.

Not far from Hoi An is the ancient capital of Hue, which preserves its long royal history in its ornate temples and palaces. January to April is the ideal time to visit Hue, as visitors can avoid the persistent rainy season.

An important destination in Hue is the Complex of Hue Monuments with the Imperial Palace, the Imperial Citadel, tombs and palaces scattered throughout the center and the suburbs. Visitors can immerse themselves in the slow pace of life in Hue while exploring the peaceful landscape and enjoying many typical dishes such as Bun Bo Hue and special cakes.

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