What fun places are there in Vietnam?

What are the interesting places in Vietnam?

? Many times when I chat with friends about Vietnam, everyone is bored and talks about it. My understanding of Vietnam is actually only superficial. Vietnam is surrounded by the sea and has beautiful beaches, and the local people live a very comfortable life. Such a superior geographical location attracts a large number of European tourists to come here for vacation every year. Especially high-star hotels, be sure to book them in advance, otherwise they will be sold out early by European tourists. So don’t ignore its beauty. You will definitely gain something different by exploring the mysterious journey of Vietnam~

Vietnamese Culture

Vietnam’s traditional festivals are the same as those in China, mainly including Spring Festival and Qingming Festival , Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, etc., among which the Spring Festival is the most grand festival. The customs of the British people are simple and the people are civilized and polite. When meeting, it is customary to say hello, nod, shake hands, or hug each other according to French etiquette. They are usually addressed as brothers and sisters. Vietnam is deeply influenced by Chinese culture and many believe in Buddhism. Buddhism was introduced to Vietnam in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. After the tenth century, Buddhism was revered as the state religion. Vietnamese worship their ancestors and are generally superstitious about the City God and the God of Wealth. Most people have altar tables and incense tables in their homes, and they worship in evening clothes during festivals. Clothing is simple. For formal occasions, men wear suits and women wear ethnic "long shirts" (similar to cheongsam) and trousers. Vietnamese people are taboo about taking a group photo of three people together. You cannot use a match or lighter to light cigarettes for three people in a row, as it is considered unlucky. You don't want others to touch your head, and you can't point your feet towards others when sitting on the floor.

Attraction introduction

Halong Bay: Halong Bay has been rated as one of the eight natural wonders of the world by UNESCO and one of the 49 natural heritage sites in the world. When it comes to Vietnam’s landscapes and scenery, Halong Bay is the first choice. Halong Bay is famous for its beautiful and charming scenery. People who have never been there want to take a look; when they go there, they often forget to leave. Halong Bay is a bay in Quang Ninh Province in northern Vietnam, located in the west of the Gulf of Tonkin, 150 kilometers away from Hanoi. Legend has it that in ancient times, a group of white dragons flew from afar and were attracted by the beautiful scenery here. They came down from the sky and stayed in the bay, unwilling to leave. The white dragon rolls over the waves and turns into a variety of strange mountains and islands. According to scientific research, this is a natural wonder formed by a part of the original Eurasian continent sinking into the sea. It is also known as "Guilin on the Sea".

Ho Chi Minh City: At the southern end of Vietnam’s long and narrow S-shaped territory, there is a bright pearl. This is Ho Chi Minh City, which Vietnamese people are often proud of. Ho Chi Minh City is located on the northeast side of the Nigong River Delta and on the right bank of the Saigon River. Its area is a delta formed by the Dong Nai River, the Saigon River and the Wei Qu River, with a total area of ??1,945 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 180 square kilometers. It is the largest city in Vietnam. , is also the port and economic center of South Vietnam.

Nha Trang: Nha Trang is a seaside city in central Vietnam. It is the capital of Khanh Hoa Province in southern Vietnam. It is a famous seaside tourist resort and port city. Nha Trang is located on the Open Tour route from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, making it very convenient for tourists to come and go.

There is a silver-white beach in the east of Nha Trang City, more than 7 kilometers long, shaped like a crescent moon, hugging the blue sea, with soft white sand, clear water and flat tide. It is a rare natural beach Bathing beach. Nha Trang has a pleasant climate, with the average temperature in January being 24 degrees, and the average temperature in mid-summer August not exceeding 28 degrees. The sea breeze in Nha Trang is also different from other places. The sea breeze is rich in bromine and iodine, which can promote blood circulation in the body. Therefore, many people visit Nha Trang Beach, even in winter. There are pavilions on the beach, hotels for tourists to rest, and cold drink shops. Visitors can taste delicious seafood freshly caught from the sea on the beach.

Mong Cai: Mong Cai was originally a town under the jurisdiction of Quang Ninh Province and belonged to Haining County. The Vietnamese government once designated Mong Cai as a special economic zone and enjoyed special policies. It was established as a city in October 1998, but is still under the jurisdiction of Quang Ninh Province. Exit from Dongxing Port in Guangxi, my country, cross the Beilun River Bridge to Mong Cai, and enter Quang Ninh Province in Vietnam.

Motorcycles are the main means of transportation in Mong Cai, and the drivers are lined up like an army, waiting for passengers to patronize. Mong Cai is across the river from Dongxing in my country. It has a unique geographical location and is the threshold to enter Vietnam. Therefore, it is also a must-visit place for Chinese tourists. Not far from entering Mong Cai is the Mong Cai market. This is a hexagonal building that mainly sells various candies, food, daily necessities, handicrafts produced in Vietnam and various commodities imported from China. The Southeast Asian Style Village is located in the middle of Hung King Road and is currently the largest tourist attraction in Mong Cai. The village has an elegant environment and first-class services, especially the performances of Vietnamese, Burmese, Indian, Thai and Lao style songs and dances, which have a strong flavor of life and local characteristics. In the Comprehensive Exhibition Hall of Ethnic Minorities, historical cultural relics, folk customs and culture, and rare giant fish specimens from Southeast Asian countries are on display. You can also buy unique handicrafts here. When I go to Mong Cai for the first time and get seasick, in addition to shopping, I usually go to Cha Ku Beach for a walk. Dongxing people call Chagu Beach "Wanzhu Beach", which is based on the name of the beach by local overseas Chinese and Chinese. Chagu Beach is located on the Chagu Peninsula. The beach is gentle and several kilometers long. The sand is fine and white. It is an ideal beach for bathing. There is also a Catholic church built on Chaguhai, which is also a place often visited by tourists.

Ho Chi Minh’s former residence: Ho Chi Minh’s former residence is located in the Presidential Palace next to Ba Dinh Square.

The main building of the Presidential Palace is a French-style villa built by the Germans. It is quite luxurious, but if you think this is the Ho Chi Minh you want to visit, you have actually been living in the electrician's dormitory next to the villa. "This is a humble thing, but I am virtuous and kind." Ho Chi Minh's life is the interpretation of the modern and Vietnamese version of "The Inscription on a Humble House". The garden of the former residence is quiet and elegant, and is also planted with interesting and rare bodhisattva trees. Its roots will grow upward, forming natural statues.

Vung Tau: The western part of the Vung Tau Peninsula is a stone mountain called "Big Mountain" with an altitude of 245 meters. At the foot of the mountain is Vung Tau's first bathing beach - Mulberry Beach. There are many beaches at the southeast end of the Vung Tau Peninsula. From the front beach to the south, you can climb Vung Tau Mountain (also known as "Little Mountain") along a granite road. The mountain is a stone mountain, 170 meters high. There is a lighthouse on the mountain. From the top of the mountain, you can see the sea and the sky. 90 nautical miles away from Vung Tau is Con Dao (Con Dao), which is composed of 14 large and small islands. 200 years ago, Nguyen Phuc Anh, the first emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty, and Bishop Bai Duolu met here, and left many ancient artifacts on the island. With its cannons and guns, Con Dao became the largest prison in the next 100 years. It was nicknamed the Political University of Vietnamese Patriots and has now become a memorial place for people to attend historical sites. The largest of these islands is Con Son Island, which is 15 kilometers long, 3-9 kilometers wide, and covers an area of ??about 7,200 hectares. It is located on the sea 166 kilometers south of Vung Tau. Con Dao is densely forested and has only one small town. There are 261 kinds of trees, 76 kinds of medicinal materials, 100 kinds of animals, precious tree species, etc. in the forest. The waters of Con Dao are rich in various kinds of shrimps, fish and hawksbill sea cucumbers. Vung Tau is a city with beautiful scenery. The streets run along the entire pier along the coast. The Vung Tau Peninsula is surrounded by the sea on three sides. The climate is warm and cool all year round. It has beautiful mountains and clear waters, luxuriant plants, numerous temples, villas everywhere, and a beautiful beach environment. Vung Tau was a famous summer resort during the French period and the Vietnam War.

Mei Tuo: Mei Tuo, known as the source of off-plan flowers in Vietnam, is located in the Mekong Delta. You can’t go to My Tho without taking a boat trip to the Mekong Delta, also known as the Mekong River Plain. There are mainly four tourist islands: Longdao, Fengdao, Turtle Island and Lindao. Fengdao, also known as Coconut Island, legend has it that a man named Ruan Chengnan practiced Taoism here. He combined Christianity and Buddhism to form his own sect. Because he only ate coconut meat and drank coconut juice, he was called the "Coconut Taoist". The most interesting thing about Meitu is Long Island, also known as Taishan Island. Covering an area of ??12 square kilometers, the island offers fruit feasts such as longan, pineapple, mango, jackfruit, and coconut. During the meal, you can also listen to Vietnamese country folk songs accompanied by traditional musical instruments. From the other end of the island, you can take a canoe and travel through the delta waterways, which is very interesting. Things to note when traveling in Vietnam:

1. Our country’s national civil servants (such as public servants, prosecutors, law enforcement agencies, etc.) and military personnel cannot leave the country wearing uniforms, nor can they wear badges or documents representing national sovereignty (such as work permit, gun permit).

2. Woven clothing made of natural materials and comfortable and lightweight clothing are the most suitable clothing for traveling in Vietnam. Light raincoats are also a good choice in the rainy season.

3. The voltage in Vietnam is 220 volts, and the socket is a German standard two-pin round socket, which is common in China.

4. The overall political situation in Vietnam is stable and the public security situation is good, but there are also some thefts. There are individual cases of bag snatching on motorcycles, and most of the victims are single women.

5. China Customs stipulates that each Chinese citizen cannot bring more than RMB 6,000 (USD 1,000) in cash when entering the country.

6. According to Vietnamese customs regulations, Chinese citizens are not allowed to bring communication equipment into the country, otherwise they will be fined or confiscated.

7. Animals, plants and fruits that have not been quarantined cannot be brought into and out of the country, and large Vietnamese mahogany handicrafts, home appliances, etc. cannot be brought into the country.

8. Video cameras and imported cameras (valued above 1,000 yuan) must be declared to customs when leaving the country. Photography is prohibited in the port verification hall.

9. Tourists cannot travel alone during their trip to Vietnam and must travel together during free time.

10. Tourists’ shopping and various self-funded activities during the tour are the tourists’ personal behavior. Any disputes or joint relationships arising therefrom are at the tourists’ own risk, that is, they are free to buy and sell at their own risk. Especially in Mong Cai, it is often There are cases where tourists are tricked into buying jade and jewelry by pretending to be "fellow fellows". Do not be fooled.

11. When you first arrive at the airport, beware of cheap private hire car drivers. Although cheap, they are likely to be stopped by the police. Not only will you be delayed for a long time, but you will also pay a fine that is much higher than the cost of taking a regular taxi.