What attractions are suitable for two or three days in Vietnam?

Halong Bay Halong Bay is the most famous scenic spot in Vietnam. The Vietnamese call it the eighth wonder of the world. UNESCO included Halong Bay in the World Heritage List in 1994. Because the islands in Halong Bay are all limestone peaks with different shapes and beautiful scenery, which are similar to the landscape of Guilin, Chinese guests who have traveled here affectionately call Halong Bay "Guilin on the Sea". According to Vietnamese myths and legends, a long time ago, a female dragon landed in this bay, blocking the raging waves and allowing the people in this area to live and work in peace and contentment. Therefore, people called this bay "Halong Bay". Accompanying the mother dragon to the sea are a group of dragon cubs, so the nearby small bay is also called "Bai Tu Long Bay".

Ha Long City, formerly known as "Hong Kei City", is the capital of Quang Ninh Province in Vietnam. In recent years, Vietnam has renamed Hon Gai City "Halong City" in order to further increase the popularity of Halong Bay. Hon Gi is also a famous coal capital in Vietnam. It is rich in coal resources. The coal seams are shallowly buried and can be mined in the open. The high-quality Hon Gi anthracite is world-renowned and is exported to Japan, China, South Korea, Russia, Southeast Asia and other countries. Coal carving handicrafts made from Hongji coal enjoy a high reputation.

Hanoi Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam. It is located in the middle of the Red River Plain, the birthplace of the Vietnamese nation, at the confluence of the Red River and the Dun River. It is one of the largest cities in Vietnam, and its jurisdiction is equivalent to a large province in Vietnam. Hanoi is a city with a long history. Before the 10th century AD, it was successively named "Longbian", "Zicheng", "Songping", "Luocheng" and "Dalluocheng". According to Vietnamese historical records, in 1875, Hanoi had 36 streets, including ZI streets in the southeast of the city. Historically, Hanoi has been a relatively developed commercial city in Vietnam, with transactions well established. Interestingly, many streets at that time were named after the names of goods that were traded intensively, such as "Cotton Street", "Paper Street", "Sail Street", "Fish Sauce Street", "Silver Street", "Xihang Street", "Chahang Street", etc. Many street names are still used today. Hanoi is a major tourist city in Vietnam. The city is dotted with lakes, evergreen trees, blooming flowers and beautiful scenery all year round. It is known as the "Spring City of Ten Thousand Flowers".

Hanoi’s scenic spots and historic sites rank first in the country. Famous tourist attractions include: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ba Dinh Square, Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh’s Former Residence, Hoan Kiem Lake, West Lake, One Pillar Pagoda, Temple of Literature, Medical Temple, Ngoc Son Temple, Zhen Wu Temple, Tran Quoc Temple, Golden Lotus Temple, etc. The broad Ba Dinh Square is the place where President Ho Chi Minh, the respected leader of the Vietnamese people, read the Declaration of Independence and announced the founding of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Today, in the middle of the square, there is the mausoleum of Chairman Hu. The rippling blue waves of Hoan Kiem Lake in the city center make the city particularly beautiful.

Haiphong City Haiphong City is the largest port city and one of the largest industrial cities in northern Vietnam. It is located on the Red River Delta, bordering Quang Ninh Province in the north; Beibu Gulf in the east; and 104 kilometers away from Hanoi in the west. The urban area extends to both ends along the left bank of the Jingtai River. In addition to the land part, it also includes some islands, covering an area of ??1,503 square kilometers. The urban area of ??Haiphong City governs three counties: Hong Phong, Le Chan, and Ngo Quen. Its suburbs include Cat Hai, An Hai, Suyuan, Vinh Bao, Xian Lang, Kien An, and To Son counties. It has a population of 1.42 million and the urban population is about 300,000.

Tu Son Casino

The Tu Son Peninsula, 20 kilometers away from the city, is a summer resort in northern Vietnam. It is a seaside scenery with beautiful scenery. Generally, guests who travel to Haiphong must visit Doshan. On a hilltop on the seaside of Do Son Peninsula, the last emperor of Vietnam, Bao Dai, built a summer palace, which is now called the "Wanhua Hotel". A Chinese-American invested in building a large casino in Wanhua Hotel in 1993 and also operated gambling. Tushan Peninsula is divided into three areas. The sea water in Area 1 and Area 2 is turbid and has high salt content. The sea water in Area 3 is clean and quiet, with soft sandy beach and calm waves. It is an ideal beach for bathing. In the Do Son area, various central government departments of Vietnam have built many sanatoriums, most of which are now open to the outside world and receive tourists.

The main place for shopping in Haiphong City is the Iron Market. This is an old market. It was named after it mainly dealt in ironware. In the past few years, it was invested and built by Guangxi merchants into a large comprehensive market.

The tourist facilities in Haiphong City are relatively backward. There are star-rated hotels in the city such as Feng Mao Cheng Jiao, and the larger hotels mainly include Friendship Hotel and Navigation Hotel.