Hanoi

The capital of the country, known for its rich history and cultural heritage.

Hoan Kiem Lake

This enchanting recreational spot is a quiet destination that offers a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city.

Ngoc Son Pagoda

The historic monument, known as the "Temple of Jade Mountain", is one of the most important destinations for visitors.

Old town

The bustling old town is filled with flea markets and stallholders, colours, flavours and aromas.

Ha Long Bay

This majestic geological wonder is known for its stunning beauty.

Cat Ba Island

One of the most spectacular spots in Ha Long Bay.

Trung Trang Cave

It is an extensive cave system, which extends for about 300 metres and includes many different caves and underground caves."

Lan Ha Bay

One of the most spectacular bays in Southeast Asia, known for its incredible natural beauty.

Sa Pa

Sa Pa is a remote area of northern Vietnam, known for its mountain tribes, picturesque villages, rainforests, rice paddies and Mount Fansipan.

Mount Fansipan

In the remote region of Sapa, lies the highest mountain in Indochina, known for its rainforests and rice paddies.

Muong Hoa Valley

The rice fields that cover the mountainsides create a striking puzzle of green and gold hues, depending on the time of year.

Y Lin Ho and Lao Chai villages

The two picturesque villages are located in the heart of the mountains of northern Vietnam.

Ma Tra

A place that exudes tranquility and beauty, offering an escape from everyday life.

Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh City

In the heart of the capital, an imposing monument is the final resting place of one of the country's most important leaders.

Pagoda Chùa Một Cột

This unique religious monument, known as the Pagoda of the Monastic Pillar, is one of the most iconic sites in the country.

Museum of Ethnology

This amazing institution is one of the country's most important cultural treasures.

Dong Hoi

A city known for its beaches, historical attractions and access to Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

Thien Duong Cave

In the Phong Nha province of Vietnam, lies a UNESCO-protected paradise for caving enthusiasts.

Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park

Protected by UNESCO, Phong Nha Ke Bang is a paradise for adventure and caving enthusiasts, with countless caves.

Ma Da Jungle

A rainforest surrounded by stunning mountains and plains, offering a unique exploration experience to visitors.

Tra Ang Cave

This magnificent cave is one of the most impressive natural treasures in Southeast Asia.

Hoi An

Hoi An, known as the City of Lanterns, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Da Nang

The third largest city in the country and one of the most important economic poles.

Duy Vinh

An area ideal for those seeking contact with nature and tranquility away from the busy city.

Cam Thanh

With dense coconut forests surrounding the quiet waters of rivers and canals.

Ho Chi Minh city

This bustling metropolis, also known as the City of Many Towers, is the largest in the country and one of the most important economic centres in Southeast Asia.

Cu Chi Tunnels

Huge network of tunnels that served as a shelter and logistics center for Viet Cong rebels during the war.

War Museum

Visit the war museum to understand the difficulties and resilience of people during war.

Post Office

The iconic building, located in the heart of the city, is one of the most impressive architectural works of the French colonial period.

Cathedral

Built at the end of the 19th century, it is an excellent example of French architecture of the period. 

Sai Gon River

This majestic waterway is one of the most important rivers in the country, crossing many cities and provinces.

Mekong River Delta

It is one of the most fertile places in the world, with rice production being the main sector of the local economy.