Top places to see the most beautiful Mid-Autumn Moon in Vietnam

This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival is extra special as the full moon coincides with the “supermoon” phenomenon. Here are some of the best places to see this amazing phenomenon across Vietnam.

Fansipan Peak ( Lao Cai ). From the “roof of Indochina”, visitors can watch the bright moon above the sea of ​​floating clouds, an unforgettable experience on a full moon night. Photo: Pinterest.

Hoi An Ancient Town (formerly Quang Nam ). The moonlight mixed with hundreds of lanterns makes the whole town become a sparkling fairy tale picture. Photo: Pinterest.

Dragon Bridge ( Da Nang ). Watching the moon from the Han River while the bridge breathes fire and water is a colorful and modern way to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival. Photo: Pinterest.

Nha Trang Beach (Khanh Hoa). The white sand and the golden moonlight reflecting on the waves create an indescribably romantic atmosphere. Photo: Pinterest.

Da Lat (Lam Dong). The full moon shines through the pine forest and the calm surface of Xuan Huong Lake, making the foggy city more poetic than ever. Photo: Pinterest.

Phu Quoc (Kien Giang). The moon rising from the horizon of the West Sea, its light spreading across the long sandy beach is a rare sight. Photo: Pinterest.

Mui Ne Sand Dunes (formerly Binh Thuan). The moonlight casts silver on the vast sand dunes, creating a magical scene like on another planet. Photo: Pinterest.

Hoan Kiem Lake (Hanoi). The calm water reflects the golden moonlight, combined with the ancient Turtle Tower and the bright red The Huc Bridge to create a magical scene. Photo: Pinterest.

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