Those who are proud of having spent their holidays on the most famous Asian beaches such as Bali of Indonesia or Phuket of Thailand will find themselves astonished in front of the natural beauty of Phu Quoc. The mix of isolated, totally deserted beaches and a few thriving yet unadulterated Vietnamese towns, make Phu Quoc a rare find indeed. Read more
Vinh Long is a typical Mekong Delta town with greenery canals covered by lush coconut trees and tropical orchard gardens, verdant paddies fields and hospitable country people. The majority of inhabitants live on farming, fruit planting and cattle rising. Coming to there, visitors have chance to walk among the trees, relax in hammocks, taste all kinds of delicious tropical fruits in the gardens of An Binh and Binh Hoa Phuoc islands. Read more
Known as the biggest city of the Mekong Delta, Can Tho is located on the right bank of the Bassac River, the lower branch of the Mekong. This friendly, bustling city is connected to most other population centers in the Mekong Delta by a system of roads, rivers and canals. The most prominent feature of this area is the sights of wholesale floating markets, where buyers and sellers move around by boat, displaying typical activities of the local inhabitants, and where visitors can enjoy local fruit specialties such as pomelo, longan, jackfruit, mango and durian. Read more
Just like the Ganges to India, or Yangtze River to China, Mekong River has been the primary element that creates the natural environment and ecosystem from which the civilization of Mekong Delta was born. Read more
Coming to Tay Ninh, tourists are able to visit Ba Den Mountain, a famous complex of cultural and historical sites and beauty spots, and Binh Thanh Cham Tower, a monument of the Oc-Eo culture. Every year, Ba Den Mountain Festival attracts tens of thousands of pilgrims to pray, contemplate the scenery and enjoy traditional music performances. Read more
Con Dao Island is part of an archipelago comprised of 14 islets of Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province. Pristine beaches, exotic marine life, verdant primitive forests and an eventful history, Con Dao has much to offer travelers who venture to this enchanting and undiscovered region in Vietnam. Read more
Vung Tau, 20km of coastline with emerald soft-sand beaches and calm waters, is a bustling coastal town with HCM City dwellers escaping from the heat of their city. As a result, Vung Tau has been more and more developing with all kinds of modern accommodation providing various services from leisure, relaxing activities to adventure tours, water sports, etc.
Buon Ma Thuot is the provincial capital of Daklak province but its main interests for visitors are the natural surroundings and the thirty or so ethnic groups in the area. There are numerous ethnic minority villages and also some spectacular waterfalls, all of which are within day trip distances. Read more
The coastal city of Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa province, Central Vietnam, truly deserves to take the position amongst 29 most beautiful bays of the world. Read more
Quy Nhon, the capital city of Binh Dinh Province, is a thrivingseaside town, but yet untouched by mass tourism. The city was for centuries a cradle of the Cham civilization and evidence remains today of the spectacular towers they built. Read more
