Vietnam tourist attraction rankings

The ranking of tourist attractions in Vietnam includes Ha Long Bay, Da Nang Dragon Bridge, Ho Chi Minh City Grand Theater, Dalat Crazy House, and Po Nagar Cham Pagoda.

1. Halong Bay

Halong Bay has magnificent and beautiful scenery and is known as "Guilin on the Sea". Many islands are scattered in the turquoise bay, connected by mountains and rivers, and the vast mist is breathtaking. Halong Bay is suitable for sightseeing by boat. It is a rare enjoyment to float in the sea and savor the beautiful island scenery.

2. Danang Dragon Bridge

Danang City Dragon Bridge is a local landmark building with a total length of 666 meters. The number seems to be in line with the Sixty-Sixth Bridge in my country. It has something to do with it. It looks like a dragon lying across the river. It is the largest dragon-shaped bridge in the world. In order to attract attention, this dragon bridge will have performances every weekend, either spraying water or spitting fire. .

3. Ho Chi Minh City Grand Theater

The Ho Chi Minh City Grand Theater was designed by French architect Eugene Ferret and built in 1897. It is a typical Baroque style building and is used to hold various artistic performances. It is a typical masterpiece of French colonial architecture. The exterior walls and windows of the building are covered with exquisite reliefs. Two half-naked goddesses are holding the top of the entrance door with their hands, while the two angels at the top of the arch are holding the holy harp, with graceful postures.

4. Crazy House in Dalat

The Crazy House itself is a hotel, and it has become a tourist attraction in Dalat because of its uniqueness. This building will overturn all your ideas about housing. If Disney is the fairy tale castle, then Crazy House is the dark castle. The various tangled trees, various animal statues, various exaggerated roof shapes and stairs make people's curiosity greatly satisfied, and they also admire this amazing imagination.

5. Po Nagar Cham Pagoda

Po Nagar Cham Pagoda was built between the 7th and 12th centuries AD in the north of Nha Trang, Vietnam. It is a Hindu building. What is enshrined here is the goddess Tianyi who protects the fishermen who rely on the sea to eat, which is equivalent to Mazu in the minds of Chinese fishermen.