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Tourist attractions introduce the main tourist attractions in Vietnam.

What are the tourist attractions in Vietnam?

Lead: Vietnam is located on the east side of Indochina Peninsula. Its territory is S-shaped, with a length of 2000 kilometers from north to south. There are many places of interest in Vietnam, which combines the mysterious colors of the East with the romantic customs of France, plus rich agricultural products. The following are the tourist attractions in Vietnam that I have sorted out and shared with you. Welcome to read the reference.

What are the tourist attractions in Vietnam?

Vietnam is rich in tourism resources, with five scenic spots listed as world cultural and natural heritage by UNESCO. The main tourist cities are Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Halong Bay in Quang Ninh Province, Hue, Nha Trang, Fanshi and Dutong. Among them, Minai, Vietnam is a tourist paradise for most kite surfers.

Attractions 1: Red Church

Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City, also known as the Red Cathedral, is the most famous landmark in Ho Chi Minh City. Built in 1883, this church is a souvenir of the French colonial period. The building is well-proportioned and magnificent, with two 40-meter-high bell towers towering into the sky, which are modeled after the bell tower of Notre Dame de Paris. All the red bricks used to build the church were shipped from France and did not fade at all. In the garden square in front of the church, stands a 4-ton statue of the Virgin Mary, which was presented by the Roman church in 1945. The exterior porch of the church is covered with exquisite carvings, and the interior is surrounded by a small prayer room. The shrines, sculptures and decorations in each room are different. This Catholic church has been used to this day, and many devout believers gather here on Sundays and religious festivals.

Attraction 2: Duzhu Temple

Li Chao, located in the southwest of Bating Square in Hanoi, was built in 1049. It was named after the temple was built on a big stone pillar in Lingfen Pool. The biogas digester is square with brick railings around it. The temple is wooden and square, with 3 meters on each side and corridors on all sides. Legend: Li Taizu, who has no children, once dreamed that Guanyin Bodhisattva sitting on a lotus leaf handed him a baby boy. Soon Li Taizu married a young peasant woman, and she later gave birth to a boy for Li Taizu, exactly like the baby boy in her dream, so Li Taizu ordered the construction of Duzhu Temple to show her gratitude. The stone pillar with a diameter of1.25m and a height of 4m above the ground symbolizes the pedicel. The four wooden supports around the stone pillars are like flowers, and the temple body and the eaves with slightly inclined sides form petals. There is a plaque hanging under the eaves in front of the temple, which reads "Lotus Table". After several repairs, the existing temple is smaller than the original one, but its artistic style remains.

Attraction 3: Halong Bay

"Guilin's landscape is the best in the world" is world-famous. In Vietnam, there is also a tourist resort known for its beautiful scenery-Halong Bay. Here, Yamazaki is a picturesque area with the most magnificent karst terrain. Known as "Guilin on the Sea",/kloc-0 was listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1994.

Attraction 4: Vietnam War Memorial Hall

The museum was originally named "American War Crimes Museum", but it was renamed after Vietnam established diplomatic relations with the United States. The predecessor of the museum is the American Military Intelligence Center, and the exhibition content is divided into two parts: indoor and outdoor.

The outdoor part is a display of planes, shells and various gas bombs used by the US military during the Vietnam War, as well as a French-made guillotine shipped to Vietnam in the early 20th century. This guillotine was fully used between 1959- 1960, which made me feel chilling.

The indoor part describes with pictures, maps and words how the US military used advanced weapons and inhuman means to kill Vietnamese during the Vietnam War. Even though the name of the museum has changed, the content has not changed. The explanatory texts used in the museum include Vietnamese, English and Chinese. Interestingly, most of these pictures describing American atrocities came from the United States. All the objects displayed in the museum are living objects, such as the Songmei village massacre, photos of various destructive behaviors of the US military, and descriptions of deformed children affected by dead leaves. Even the deformed fetus soaked in formalin is one of the exhibits, which is terrible.

Attraction 5: Bating Square

If the capital Hanoi is the heart of Vietnam, Bating Square can be said to be the heart of Hanoi. 1September 2, 945, it was here that President Ho Chi Minh announced the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The square is 320 meters long and nearly 100 meters wide, and can accommodate1200,000 people. It is a place where Hanoi people get together and celebrate festivals.

Attraction 6: Hanoi Cathedral

Hanoi Cathedral, also known as St. Joseph Cathedral, is the oldest church in Hanoi. It is said that it was built after Notre Dame de Paris. It is really a medieval building and a representative French building in Hanoi. Built in 1886, it belongs to the neo-Gothic style and is sponsored by two color merchants. Although the exterior looks a little mottled, the main altar, stained glass windows and complex square towers inside the church are very interesting. The door of the church only opens at mass. The rest of the time, visitors need to enter from the side, and the side door is located in the alley facing the left side of the church.

Attraction 7: French Post Office

Ho Chi Minh City Central Post Office, built at the end of 19, was designed by French architects. The interior of the hall is luxuriantly decorated and the dome is very classical. On both sides of the spacious hall are business counters, with circular benches, souvenir counters and long desks in the middle from outside to inside. Ho Chi Minh looked down kindly at the crowds of foreign tourists at the end of the hall, who were taking pictures, staring blankly or writing with a large stack of postcards.

Attraction 8: Tianhou Palace

Tianhou Palace is one of the largest, oldest and most historical and cultural temples in China in Ho Chi Minh City. The temples in the museum are mainly dedicated to Mazu, and the cultural relics in the museum have considerable historical and cultural value, including the Great Hong Zhong cast in China during the sixty years of Qing Qianlong and the large plaque "Han Hong Guangda" hung in the central hall of the temple during the five years of Qing Jiaqing. 1860, the commander of the French army signed a warrant prohibiting soldiers from destroying temples; A pair of stone lions have stood in front of the temple for more than one hundred years.

Attraction 9: Former Residence of Ho Chi Minh

Ho Chi Minh's former residence is a two-story wooden high-rise residence. Ho Chi Minh has lived here for a long time, because the chairman's office is too luxurious. The lower floor of the high-rise residence is the reception room with meeting tables and chairs. There are no walls except columns, so you can escape the heat in summer. There are two rooms upstairs in the tall house, and there is an ordinary wooden bed in the bedroom on the left. On the right is the office, with only a wooden desk and several wooden chairs. The whole tall house is as simple, elegant and noble as its owner.

What are the tourist attractions in Vietnam?

Because of its long and narrow terrain, Vietnam embodies the different customs of this country from south to north. There are breathtaking mountain scenery and comfortable beach scenery here, and many cities combine the mysterious colors of the East with the romantic customs of France.

Must-see attractions in Hanoi

As a famous historical and cultural city, Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, has many places of interest, which is worth every traveler to stop and enjoy. The quiet and far-reaching former residence of Ho Chi Minh, the solemn Ho Chi Minh Memorial Hall, Bating Square in Tiananmen Square, Vietnam, the unique structure of Duzhu Temple, the Chinese-style Confucian Temple, the gorgeous and spectacular Hanoi Cathedral, the 36th Street with a strong street flavor, the leisurely Fuxing Jianhu Lake, the fantastic Halong Bay, and the peaceful Vietnam Military Museum, all of which need your careful taste.

Ho Chi Minh must go and see it.

The main attractions in Ho Chi Minh City are Red Church, Central Post Office, Unification Palace, People's Committee and Saigon Opera House. They are all located in downtown Ho Chi Minh, not far apart, so we can go shopping together. A four-hour or half-day tour is more appropriate.

Must-see attractions in Da Nang

Da Nang's unique geographical location and numerous surrounding tourism resources made it an early tourist city in Vietnam. From the earliest French Concession to the military base during World War II, it has become a holiday destination in the hearts of European, American and Japanese tourists, second only to Maldives. The Camellia Peninsula, which stands the highest Buddha statue in Vietnam, the ancient town of Hoi An, a world heritage site, Champo Island with clear water and white sand, the beautiful valley of ancient ruins, Haiyunfeng, one of the 50 places that people must visit in life, and the beautiful scenery of Da Nang are worth savoring.

You must travel in peace.

The main attractions of Hui 'an are concentrated in the ancient town of Hui 'an, and every antique building is a charming scenery. The hall built by China is magnificent and shows the culture of China. The Japanese-style covered bridges built by the Japanese are full of oriental customs; The Maison Valley, a little farther away, is the largest religious site in ancient Champa. Although slightly worn out, the exquisite carving art can still be seen. If the mottled ancient cities and monuments are too vicissitudes, then the charming natural scenery and primitive customs of Champo Island and Canaan Island must not be missed.

Nha Trang must visit.

On the one hand, it depends on the majestic green hills, on the other hand, it is close to the beautiful beaches. Nha Trang, which is surrounded by mountains and seas, is endowed with unique tourism resources. If you walk in the city center, you will see the giant Buddha statue at the top of Longshan Temple in the distance. Nha Trang Cathedral in the city center is a famous scenic spot here. If you are lucky, you will meet many couples who take wedding photos. As a historical relic of this city, the Champa Tower in the north of the city has witnessed the development and changes here. Zhongyu Rock Point, not far from Champa Pagoda, has a calm sea surface, broad vision and beautiful scenery. Four Islands Tour is definitely a must-see in Nha Trang. Take an improved fishing boat, ride the wind and waves at sea and enjoy the clear water and blue sky of Nha Trang.

Vietnam's domestic tourism industry is quite mature. Every year, millions of tourists from all over the world come to this country which combines oriental mystery and French romance.

Introduction of tourist attractions in Vietnam

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