Top ten must-see attractions in Vietnam What must-see attractions are there in Vietnam tourism?

In addition to the cool weather all year round, Daxie has idyllic misty valleys, lush pine trees and colorful flowers. Daat was once a summer resort for the Vietnamese royal family and French colonists. Today, this charming town on the central plateau is also popular with tourists looking for a summer resort. Dalat is a city suitable for walking, and the villa is located in this French colonial building.

2. Meishan

Meishan is located on the central coast of Vietnam, near Weifu Township, Weichuan County, and is an important archaeological site. As one of the most famous monuments in Southeast Asia, Meishan was once an important center for Hindu ceremonies. During the 4th and 14th centuries, the king of Zhancheng built many temples here to show his respect for Shiva, one of the main gods of Hinduism.

3. Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City is located along the Saigon River near the mouth of the Mekong River. Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, was the capital of Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Today, Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city in Vietnam, with not only scenic spots mixed with modernity and tradition, but also vibrant shopping, dining and nightlife culture.

4. Mekong Delta

The Mekong Delta is located in the southwest of Vietnam, and there are countless reasons to attract you to visit it, including colorful water markets, fruit orchards, rice fields, sugarcane orchards, bird sanctuaries and quaint small villages. It also has a nickname "rice basket" in Vietnam, which is an agricultural area. There are many canals and streams in this area because of the Mekong River, which can irrigate fertile soil. The Mekong Delta extends from the Gulf of Thailand to Ho Chi Minh City, and the products of its paddy fields, orchards and fish ponds feed more than one third of the Vietnamese population.

5. Nha Trang

Located in Nha Trang, south-central Vietnam, it is located on the most beautiful bay coastline in Asia. It is a popular seaside resort, with picturesque mountains, beaches and lush islands attracting countless tourists, Vietnamese natives and diving enthusiasts. The beach in Nha Trang is the most important attraction. There are many resorts, palm trees and a pedestrian walkway beside the beach. Amusement parks and water parks have roller coasters and wave pools.

6. Shaba Town

Shaba Town is located in a remote plateau area in northwest Vietnam, surrounded by picturesque mountains, rice fields and alpine tribes. It is a quiet town, which is usually used as a base for hiking, rice fields and traditional village tours in Huanglian Mountain. There are many group tours in the town to help tourists hike in the mountains and explore the surrounding rice fields and remote villages. You can not only see the beautiful waterfalls, but also have the opportunity to experience local food, customs and lifestyles in local tribes.

7. Hue

Hue is located on the Xiangjiang River in central Vietnam. It was once the imperial capital of the Nguyen Dynasty. Now, the traces of this once glorious dynasty are reflected in Hue's architecture, culture and food. Hue Imperial City is the most famous scenic spot, where magnificent palaces, gorgeous temples, walls and gates are irregularly located. Tianmu Temple, located by the river, is another famous scenic spot in Hue.

8. Hoi An

Hoi An is located in south-central Vietnam, on the coast of South China Sea in China. It is a beautiful and ancient city, and its history can be traced back to the Champa Kingdom 2, years ago. Historical buildings, traditional culture and textiles are the attractions of this city. In the center of Hui 'an, the ancient city with great atmosphere is very small, and it is easy to visit the whole city. There are beautiful ancient buildings, traditional wooden houses and countless small shops along the narrow and winding footpaths in the ancient city. Shops sell all kinds of clothes, shoes, backpacks, souvenirs and customized services.

9. Hanoi

In the last century, Hanoi became the capital of unified Vietnam after the Vietnam War and developed rapidly. The old town in the city center is an outdoor museum, which shows Asian architecture with a long history and French colonial architecture. Despite the bullets in the Vietnam War, most of these buildings are still well preserved. Visitors can browse the busy market on the boulevard in the city, sip coffee in elegant cafes, and visit the Grand Opera House, the Presidential Palace and the Cathedral of St. Joseph.

1. Halong Bay

Halong Bay has light green seawater, and its limestone rocks exposed from the water are like dragons in the water, just like scenes in fantasy novels. Halong Bay is located in northern Vietnam, 13 kilometers east of Hanoi. This otherworldly bay has more than 2, small islands with dense forests, which are full of fascinating caves, caves, limestone pits and lakes. Many small islands have undergone centuries of natural carving to form these wonderful shapes.