Vietnam is a scenic and spectacular travel destination. With the collage of mountains & deep valleys, rivers & seas, sparkling white sand beaches, deltaic creeks, sand dunes, monuments, sanctuaries and national park, Vietnam is a complete package.

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Halong Bay is a picture-postcard destination with its emerald blue water and marine cliffs scattered throughout with magnificent karst topography. Locally known as ‘where the dragon descends into the sea’, this Halong Bay has numerous wind and wave-eroded limestone caves, sinkhole lakes, and grottoes. Located 182 km east of Hanoi, this spectacular bay was tagged as World Heritage Site in 1994 and is one of the most popular places to visit in Vietnam.

Ninh Binh is another topographical splendour on the southern end of Red River Delta. The place represents a typical Vietnamese rural scene with lush green paddy fields, verdant mountains, and winding river cutting through the village. The former capital of Vietnam, Ninh Binh is one of the popular Vietnam tourist places.

Don’t miss: Bai Dinh Pagoda, Phat Diem Stone Cathedral, and Cuc Phuong National Park

Ladies and gentlemen, may I present you the largest cave in the world- Hang Son Doong! It even can fit a Boeing 747 airplane.

At more than 200m high, 150m wide and 5km long, the Hang Son Doong cave in Vietnam is so big it has its own river, jungle and climate.

If you wish to come here, for your information it only take 1 hour journey from Dong Hoi Airport.

Oh yea, it is one of the scene for King Kong 2!

Hue is a historical city that carries the legacy of Nguyen emperors. Located on the banks of Perfume River, Hue is a perfect blend of modern trends and old world charm. The vintage Citadel and the other age old edifices, on the other hand, are true depictions of the ancient world.

Don’t miss: Tombs of Emperor, Thien Mu Pagoda, Forbidden City, Japanese Bridge, and Dong Ba Markets

Hội An is a city well known for its well-preserved Ancient Town which is one of the best places in Vietnam to experience the country's rich history. The former port city’s melting-pot history is reflected in its architecture, a mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shop houses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge with its pagoda. Besides, if you are a night person, the nightlife in Hoi An mostly consists of trendy bistros, cafés and bars overlooking Thu Bon River. Hoi An is ideal if you’re a fan of bar-hopping. The city is also popular for its night market. The streets are lit with hundreds of colourful lanterns and candles floating down Thu Bon River, and you can enjoy traditional dances and music performances in the evening.

Nha Trang – the capital city of Khánh Hòa Province – is a coastal destination with crescent shaped beach and turquoise bay dotted with small islands and surrounded by a string of hills. This is one of the most popular beach destinations of Vietnam.

One of the best places to visit in South Vietnam, the city is also known for its Po Nagar Tower built by Champa Rulers, scuba diving centre, stunning beaches, pristine landscape, and cool, comfortable climate.

Don’t miss: Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam, Po Nagar Tower, Vinpearl Land, and Long Son Pagoda

Located on the Lang Biang highlands, around a lake and a golf course, Dalat is a cool and serene place for a perfect holiday retreat. Therefore, the climate here is rightly tagged as ‘eternal spring.’ This perfect holiday destination boasts of its stunning lakes, waterfalls, and lush green valleys with vibrant flower beds that have put it among the most amazing places to visit in Vietnam.

Ever think of that's a desert in Vietnam?

Mui Ne boasts of its spectacular white and red sand dunes, eroded by oceanic wind. The winds have carved out mind-blowing formations, such as Barchans & Sieve, and display amazing desert topography. As one of the most fascinating Vietnam tourist places, it is crowded during the peak season.

Don’t miss: Quad biking, ostrich ride, sunset, and kite flying

Tip: Visit either during early or late afternoon hours. It can get too hot during daytime.

Located about 50 km from the Vietnam mainland, Phu Quoc is a spectacular land on the Gulf of Thailand. The island consists of sparkling white sand beaches, nearly transparent crystal clear water, virgin shoreline, bustling shacks, and serene environment. Enjoy the photogenic sunset or take a stroll along the beaches and make the holiday a dream come true one.

Don’t miss: Fish Sauce factory, Cau Prison, scuba diving, and snorkeling

Saigon Central Post is a post office in the downtown Ho Chi Minh City, near Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica, the city's lcathedral. The building was constructed when Vietnam was part of French Indochina in the late 19th century.

Don't miss: Send a postcard for you and your friends

P/S: Sometimes you wouldn't get the postcard, it depends on your luck!

Built between 1877 and 1883, Red Cathedral enlivens the heart of Ho Chi Minh City's government quarter, facing Ð Dong Khoi. A brick, neo-Romanesque church with 40m-high square towers tipped with iron spires, the Catholic cathedral is named after the Virgin Mary. Interior walls are inlaid with devotional tablets and some stained glass survives.

English-speaking staff dispense tourist information from 9am to 11am Monday to Saturday.

Mass is 9.30am Sunday. If the front gates are locked, try the door on the side facing the Reunification Palace.