Some Of The Best Reasons to Visit Vietnam

There are many reasons to visit Vietnam. From ancient historical sites to awe-inspiring scenery, Vietnam is a traveller’s paradise. Explore the country’s diverse attractions and taste its delectable cuisine. Read on to learn about some of the best reasons to visit Vietnam. The reasons are as varied as the country itself.

Here are just some of our favourites*

The country has a rich cultural heritage. While the country is still developing, it has preserved and developed cultures from the past. Visitors are encouraged to check out the War Remnants Museum, which tells the stories of the war and is located in Hanoi.

Unlike some other countries, Vietnam has a long, some would say troubled history. It is a place of tradition, which is evident in its diverse architecture, cuisine, and festivals.

In the city of Hoi An, or the city of lights, which is also a world heritage site, you can visit the Japanese Bridge, explore the old Tan Ky House or hire a bicycle and enjoy the place at your leisure.

From Hoi An you can take a day tour of snorkelling, visit the nearby city of Danang, or head further into the mountains to Ba Na hills and take the cable cart to see the hand of God.

Nha Trang and Phu Quoc are hotspots for families, young tourists or mature travellers with 6km of amazing beach coastline, rooftop bars and clubs, and restaurants to cater for all types of budgets.

From Nha Trang, by cable cart or speed boat you can access Vinpearl land which is home to amusement and water parks, plus high end 5* luxury resorts with private beaches – Nha Trang is a personal favourite of mine.

Regardless of your interests, there is something for everyone in Vietnam. From the sand dunes in Mui Ne to the stunning beaches of Nha Trang, Phu Quoc or Con Dao island etc. Vietnam has something for everyone.

If you love adventure, try out a motorbike tour in the northern part of the country through Sapa. The scenic route takes you through mountains, through villages, and even into China, and you will see the large diverse range of minorities Vietnam has within – 53 ethnic minorities.

The country’s cultural diversity is one of the reasons to visit Vietnam. From the limestone karst landscape near Ha Long Bay to the lush rice paddies and orchards of the Mekong River delta, there is a region for everyone. The cuisine is fresh and delicious, and the prices are low.

Whether you’re looking for a beach vacation or a shopping spree, Vietnam is a great place to visit. The chilly months of December and January are the coldest up to the north of Vietnam.

If you’re looking for a tropical climate, Vietnam is an amazing place to visit. This country is home to many beautiful and diverse areas. You can find many beautiful beaches in the south and explore the countryside with your family.

Aside from the 3,000 km of tropical coastline, Vietnam is home to several historic sites and ancient cities.

You can take part in the Tet celebrations, which are celebrated around the end of January most years. Although not exactly like Chinese New Year, the festival resembles the Lunar New Year in many ways and has a uniquely Vietnamese feel.

Guests will be treated to Vietnamese Water Puppets, and can also enjoy the beauty of the country’s fine art from the Kim Bong Village.

Among the most popular places to visit is Hanoi, where you just stroll around the old quarter drinking egg coffee (it tastes much better than it sounds), or take in an opera or enjoy cheap beers in the many bars.

Tourists can also visit Ha Long Bay, the oldest city in Southeast Asia and take an overnight cruise to witness the thousands of limestone islands. If you like to experience a true and traditional culture, travelling to Vietnam is a must.

HCMC is the nickname for Ho Chi Minh City, or Saigon, and is the most populated city in Vietnam and the financial centre of the country. The Da Khao district is one of the oldest surviving districts near the city.

It is a place filled with colonial architectural masterpieces. Among the most popular attractions is the Jade Emperor Pagoda, which is a must-see.

The climate in Vietnam is tropical, which is ideal for hiking and trekking. The country has a long dry season from January to August, while the rainy season lasts from October to December.

It is hotter in the north than the south, with temperatures ranging between mid-30 degrees Celsius year-round.

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