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Imagine a sparkling bay, lined with fine sandy beaches and lush islands. Welcome to Nha Trang, the seaside pearl of Vietnam, nestled in the heart of the country between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. After years of harmonious development, this former fishing village has risen to become one of Asia's most popular resorts, even joining the select club of the most beautiful bays in the world.
Savoir +Welcome to Hoi An, an architectural gem of Vietnam where time seems to stand still. Narrow streets, ancient wooden houses, scents of incense and jasmine... This UNESCO World Heritage city is a true open-air museum.
Savoir +Nestled between the sea and mountains in central Vietnam, Da Nang is a true favorite. With its dream beaches, breathtaking landscapes, rich heritage, and contagious dynamism, this city, combining tradition and modernity, has all the assets to make your heart race. Located between the mountains and the East Sea, Da Nang was voted among the cities to visit in 2025 by Time Out magazine. Follow us on the road to Da Nang through this article. This travel guide will be updated regularly so you don't miss any major events during your visit.
Savoir +Hoi An, an ancient port city now classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is an unmissable stop during a trip to Vietnam. Rich in a thousand-year history, the city has preserved its authentic charm and unique architecture, a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences.
Savoir +In the heart of Vietnam, Quang Binh province attracts travelers seeking adventure and authenticity. Despite its modest size - it is the narrowest province in the country - Quang Binh concentrates natural and cultural wonders that make it a unique destination. With its approximately 300 caves, some of which are among the largest in the world, and its exceptional biodiversity, Quang Binh is a true treasure to explore. Not to mention its rich historical heritage, the birthplace of the legendary General Vo Nguyen Giap.
Savoir +Welcome to Hué, the ancient imperial capital located in central Vietnam. Here, time seems to have stood still: majestic palaces, secret gardens, facades weathered by years… It's the very soul of the country that unfolds along the alleys.
Savoir +The central region of Vietnam is famous for its magnificent and majestic beaches, with many beautiful beaches of fine white sand, clear blue waters, and extremely charming landscapes. It attracts a large number of international tourists visiting Vietnam every year.
Savoir +Here is the Trung Bộ, the former Annam empire, the ancient Cham kingdom. Located 650km from Hanoi and nearly 1,100km from Saigon, it will be one of your most attractive stops in Vietnam. With Huế, the imperial city, Đà Nẵng, its Cham museum and surroundings, and Hội An, one of the most delightful cities in the country, where the atmosphere of yesteryear still floats over the port and in the narrow streets lined with venerable houses.
Savoir +In Da Lat, tourists must visit the Langbiang plateau and taste ruou can (a spirit stored in a large jar and drunk with a long bamboo straw), a specialty of the ethnic minorities living in the Central Highlands.
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