Located in Northern Vietnam in the Red River Delta, Hanoi is the Vietnam’s capital and its second largest city. While still quieter than Ho Chi Minh City, its larger sister in the South, Hanoi is active and dynamic, with chaotic motorbike traffic, streets busy from early in the morning until dusk, and the signs of economic progress and change on every street corner.
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Ha Long Bay is situated off the coast of Halong City, 170 km east of Hanoi. One of Vietnam’s greatest natural wonders, Ha Long Bay was included as an UNESCO World Heritage site in 1994 and is one of Vietnam's most popular tourist destinations, both for the magnificent views of the bay and the relaxing boat trips.
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Ho Chi Minh City, still informally referred to as Saigon, is the largest and most dynamic city in Vietnam, as well as the commerce and financial hub. Nowhere else in the country is Western influence and economic progress so apparent. Skyscrapers dot the city, and everywhere are the signs of growing status – cars, mobile phones, upscale cafés, fine dining and trendy nightlife.
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Dalat, the city of Eternal Spring, is the main city of Lam Dong province in the Central highlands of Vietnam, some 300 km north of Ho Chi Minh city. Lakes, waterfalls, forests and gardens surround...
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Hue is situated on the country’s central coast, midway between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, just a few hours north of Danang. As the former capital of the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty, Hue has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site, and a trip to Hue is not complete without a visit to the ancient citadel and imperial palace.
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Nha Trang lies in a beautiful bay on the south central coast of Vietnam. With white sandy beaches and many nearby islands, as well as a range of nightlife options, it is a great holiday destination for sun and fun.
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Hoi An, located in central Vietnam just 28km southeast of Danang City, is a relaxed tourist town with a charm, culture and history that continues to please visitors. A former international trading port with its heyday in the 17th to 19th centuries, the cultural influences of the Japanese and Chinese merchants are still evident today in the town's architecture and the distinctly Chinese atmosphere of the Old Quarter.
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Vietnam Destinations
