Top 10 Most Beautiful Landscapes in Vietnam

Ha Long Bay is one of the most beautiful landscapes in Vietnam. Recognized by UNESCO as one of the seven natural wonders of the world, Ha Long Bay offers breathtaking views of limestone islands and unique rock formations. When visiting Ha Long Bay, you can cruise around the bay to admire the majestic islands and limestone cliffs.

Some notable attractions not to miss in Ha Long include Chicken Rock, Frog Rock, Ngoc Vung Island, Ti Top Island, Surprising Cave, Thien Cung Cave, and Bai Tu Long Bay. This beautiful coastal city is an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventurers.

Exciting attractions when traveling to Ha Long: Bai Tu Long Bay, Lan Ha Bay, Soi Sim Island, Tuan Chau Island, Bai Chay Beach, Co To Island, Dragon Eye Island (Bai Dong Island), Quan Lan Island, Ba Trai Dao Beach, Ti Top Island. Beautiful caves in Ha Long Bay: Surprising Cave, Wooden Head Cave, Drum and Trinh Nu Caves, Luon Cave, Heavenly Palace Cave, Kim Quy Cave. Picturesque fishing villages along the coast: Cua Van Fishing Village, Vung Vieng Fishing Village, Ba Hang Fishing Village, Spiritual tourist destinations, Ba Vang Pagoda, Yen Tu Relic Site, Cai Bau Pagoda...

Phu Quoc Island is dubbed as the largest island in Vietnam with an area of 574 km², being the largest among 22 islands in the Gulf of Thailand. Phu Quoc is fortunate to be blessed with crystal-clear water, fine white sand beaches, and pristine forests that attract a large number of tourists.

Phu Quoc Island, characterized by island tourism, offers not only beach attractions but also opportunities to explore mountainous areas, rivers, waterfalls, historical relics, and cultural landmarks. Some notable places include: Phu Quoc Prison; Bai Truong Beach; Vinpearl Safari Park; Nguyen Trung Truc Temple; Dinh Cau Cape; Da Ban Stream; Coi Nguon Museum; Bai Khem Beach; Bai Sao Beach...

Phu Quoc Island is listed among the Top 15 perfect retirement destinations on an idyllic island by International Living. The criteria for this list include the ability to lead a simple, peaceful life at reasonable costs. In 2008, the website Concierge.com (specializing in travel in Australia) announced Bai Dai Phu Quoc as one of the 13 “most pristine and beautiful” beaches in the world... Phu Quoc Island promises to offer you wonderful travel experiences.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is an intriguing destination in Quang Binh. When visiting Quang Binh, surely no one can overlook Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park. The harmonious combination of emerald green water, blue sky, and colorful caves has created the magnificent beauty of Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park. The majestic limestone caves with perfect and marvelous beauty are the highlight of this destination.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is one of the oldest and largest tropical limestone regions in the world, covering an area of over 200,000 hectares, with a system of more than 300 caves, harboring many mysterious and fascinating things. The map of tourist routes in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park allows you to visualize the location of various attractions. The famous caves and tourist attractions in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park include: Phong Nha Cave, Paradise Cave, Chay River - Dark Cave, Mooc Spring, Wind Waterfall - Botanical Garden, Tam Co Cave, and more.

Nha Trang, a coastal city and the central hub of politics, economy, culture, science, technology, and tourism in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam. Before becoming part of Vietnam, Nha Trang belonged to Cham Kingdom. Traces of Cham people still remain in many places in Nha Trang.

The Old Town of Hoi An

The ancient capital of Hue symbolizes the authority of a lost feudal regime in Vietnam during its peak in the early 19th century. Hue converges all the typical features of an outstanding Eastern feudal capital, with 16 noteworthy sites, including the Imperial City, the Forbidden Purple City, royal tombs, temples, and pagodas. The landscape of Hue brings back the ambiance of the Nguyen feudal era, with its solemn beauty amidst nature. Recognized by UNESCO as a cultural heritage of humanity, the Hue monuments represent unique artistic achievements, monumental architectural masterpieces, and significant historical events and personalities.

My Son Sanctuary is a unique architectural complex intertwined with significant historical events, ideas, and beliefs.

Located 70km southwest of Da Nang and 45km west of Hoi An, in Duy Phu commune, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province, My Son Sanctuary emerges with a unique architectural complex consisting of numerous Cham temples with extremely distinctive architecture. Forgotten for centuries, it was only in 1885 that this place was rediscovered, and in 1999, UNESCO designated it as a World Heritage Site, a unique testament to the vanished Asian civilization.

Not by chance, My Son Sanctuary ranks 9th among the top 10 most beautiful temple complexes in Southeast Asia. It is a tourist destination that garners much attention and interest from international travelers. If you visit Quang Nam, do not miss out on the World Cultural Heritage Site of My Son Sanctuary.

My Khe Beach in Da Nang is renowned as one of the six most captivating beaches globally, as voted by Forbes, a leading US economic magazine. Visitors are mesmerized by its crystal-clear waters, golden sunlight, and white sandy shores, with gentle waves lapping the shore. Another highlight of My Khe is the picturesque coconut trees swaying in the sea breeze along the beach. The water here is evaluated to be safe, with a salinity level of 60%, free from pollution, allowing you to swim with peace of mind. With its long stretch of white sand and clear blue waters, you can capture your favorite moments from any spot.