Trang An – Ninh Binh is a must-see destination known for its picturesque landscape that visitors simply cannot miss! This area is famous for its stunning ecological environment, where majestic mountains are intertwined with winding rivers and mysterious caves. As you glide through the crystal-clear waters on a boat, you'll be surrounded by schools of fish and the endless beauty of the lush green mountains. It’s hard not to be mesmerized by the captivating charm of Trang An. While in Trang An, be sure to visit iconic spots such as the cave system that follows the river, including Di Linh Cave, Sang Cave, Sinh Cave, and the Wine Making Cave. Also, don't miss the sacred temples and pagodas like Tran Temple, Trinh Temple, and Khong Shrine. For an unforgettable experience, indulge in the unique local dishes, such as crispy rice with shredded pork and mountain goat meat. All of this comes together to create a perfect harmony of natural beauty.
Breathtaking views at Trang An – Ninh Binh.
Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex - Ninh BinhFor those who enjoy traveling to places with beautiful scenery, Mai Chau – Hoa Binh is certainly a fascinating destination. It's perfect for sightseeing, relaxation, and cultural exploration. Located at the gateway to the Northwest region, Mai Chau is the southernmost point of Hoa Binh, with Moc Chau – Son La just a short distance away. Though not as popular as Moc Chau, Mai Chau attracts visitors with its enchanting, tranquil beauty. A getaway to Mai Chau is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, where you can enjoy the fresh, cool air. The area is ideal for team-building activities or group outings, thanks to its proximity to Hanoi. Additionally, you can immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Mai Chau people. The main highlights of Mai Chau include the charming villages of Ban Van and Ban Lac, where you can discover the distinctive stilt houses and rich traditions of the Thai ethnic community.
A simple stilt house amidst the majestic mountains and forests.
Another mesmerizing corner of Mai Chau – Hoa Binh.3. Co To Island – Ha Long Bay
Co To Island – Ha Long Bay is a well-known destination for travel enthusiasts. Located in the northeastern Gulf of Tonkin in the East Sea, it boasts thousands of magnificent islands and is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Ha Long Bay is proud to be one of the seven natural wonders of the world, captivating both local and international tourists with its stunning scenery. The emerald green sea, the majestic mountains, and the jagged limestone formations have become iconic symbols of this beautiful destination. Visitors can explore vibrant coral reefs and pristine beaches, experiencing the rare unspoiled beauty in a busy tourist area. The early morning or sunset views from the Co To Lighthouse, overlooking the entire island, are unforgettable. For an extra dose of fun, you can cycle around the island or enjoy a BBQ on the beach. If you're prone to seasickness, it's best to have a hearty breakfast before embarking on the boat trip to the island. Also, remember to bring mosquito repellent and a flashlight if visiting in the summer, as power outages are common.
Romantic evening by the beach.
Sunset on Co To Island.Have you ever visited the dreamy city of Da Lat? Is this land of flowers only meant for honeymooners? Not entirely! Da Lat evokes a sense of enchantment that feels almost magical, transporting every visitor to a different world. Some even call it 'Little Paris'. If you're tired of the sweltering heat, Da Lat offers the perfect escape, especially between July and September, when the weather is cool, and flowers are in full bloom. No matter the season, Da Lat has its unique charm, making it an ideal destination year-round. With its poetic atmosphere, lush nature, and rich culture, don't miss the famous spots like Cu Lan Village, LangBiang Mountain, Xuan Huong Lake, the Golden Valley, and Pongour Waterfall. On chilly days, enjoy a warm cup of coffee at Tùng Café. Rest assured, Da Lat’s fresh produce is delicious and clean, so make sure to try local dishes like bánh xèo, bánh căn, grilled food, and a variety of fresh fruits.
Da Lat Cathedral.
Flower gardens full of fragrance and colors in Da Lat.While Da Lat is known for its poetic beauty, Da Nang is equally mesmerizing. Its beauty has been praised by both domestic and international visitors. Nestled in a unique landscape with mountains, plains, and beautiful beaches, Da Nang truly embodies the diverse charm of Vietnam’s regions. Rarely do you find a place as perfect as Da Nang, which attracts travelers from all over the world. Dubbed the most livable city in Vietnam, Da Nang boasts many renowned landmarks such as Cu Lao Cham, Han River, and Marble Mountains, alongside a thriving economy and growing culture. The local cuisine is rich and diverse, yet it preserves the essence of traditional flavors. Once you visit Da Nang, you’ll never forget its pristine beaches, the mouthwatering local dishes like bánh nậm, bánh bột lọc, dried beef, snails, and Nam Ô fish salad.
Da Nang
A panoramic view of Asia Park in Da Nang at night.Phu Yen, a city that captivates the hearts of visitors, is not only known for its charm surrounded by two mountains but also its vast beaches, crystal-clear lagoons, and the unique beauty of Central Vietnam’s culture. Phu Yen is often remembered as a place where every traveler hopes to return. The tranquil landscapes, with its forest trees and gentle storks flying by, create a peaceful atmosphere that stays with you. Thanks to its temperate climate, Phu Yen enjoys cool weather year-round, making it a perfect destination any time of the year. While you’re there, don’t miss top spots like Vung Ro Bay, Ganh Da Dia, O Loan Lagoon, Hon Chua Island, Phun Valley, and Xuan Dai Bay. Also, make sure to sample local specialties such as rice paper, Crab from Song Cau, Ocean tuna, O Loan blood cockles, and grilled pork with rice cakes.
The beautiful Phu Yen!
Phu Yen as dreamlike as in 'I See Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass'.Hue is often described as a city that feels like a romantic poem! It is the only city in Vietnam that has preserved the ancient atmosphere of its medieval past, with the intact architecture of a royal dynasty. Hue has long been considered a priceless museum, rich with historical landmarks and intricately designed temples and pagodas. Exploring the dreamlike beauty of Hue will undoubtedly evoke the most fascinating emotions. Known for its signature purple hues, the ancient capital not only charms visitors with its historical sites like the Imperial City, royal tombs such as Tu Duc's tomb, and the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda, but also with the deeper, more hidden beauty that beckons to be discovered. Hue is famous for its royal cuisine that blends seamlessly with the simplicity of street food. Visitors will be enchanted by unusual dishes such as Truoi's berries from Phu Loc, Banh Nam, Nem Lui, and Com Hen (clam rice). If you have the chance, don't miss this charming destination.
Hue by night.
The Imperial City of Hue.After Hue, one cannot forget the enchanting Hoi An Ancient Town. You can leisurely ride a bicycle, winding through the narrow, historic streets, and stop at any charming little shop or street corner to admire the unique beauty of this place, evoking deep emotions in your soul. It's a strangely peaceful sensation. It would be delightful to stroll through the flower-covered alleys or stop at a roadside café to sip a fragrant cup of lotus tea, feeling the rare tranquility of Hoi An – the serene ancient town. When you visit Hoi An, you'll rediscover yourself as you cycle through the lush green fields at dawn, feeling the cool breeze and the peaceful An Bang beach. In the evening, enjoy the gentle and quiet Thu Bon river. The natural beauty, people, and architecture have combined to create a town that's both gentle and poetic. You should visit nearby attractions, within a 10 km radius of Hoi An, such as Cu Lao Cham, Cua Dai beach, An Bang beach, and the traditional villages like Thanh Ha pottery village, Kim Bong carpentry village, and Tra Que vegetable village. Don't miss tasting Hoi An's famous street food like the legendary Hoi An bread, Mi Quang, Cao Lau, and sweet soups.
The Ancient Town at night!
The Bridge Pagoda at night.Ly Son is often hailed by travelers as a true gem gifted by nature to the sunny and windy land of Quang Ngai. If you ever have the chance, plan a trip to Ly Son, where you’ll encounter pristine beaches and vast garlic fields that stretch across the island, with Ly Son garlic being renowned for its quality. On top of that, you’ll experience the beauty of wildflowers that create an unforgettable impression of an island bathed in warm sunlight, surrounded by crystal-clear beaches that seem like paradise on earth. A trip to Ly Son wouldn’t be complete without sampling the fresh, local delicacies prepared by the islanders, such as seaweed salad, giant clams, garlic salad, Huynh De crabs, and sea urchin porridge. Be sure to check out the must-visit attractions in Ly Son like the Hang Pagoda, Mu Cu Islet, Tò Vò Arch, Cau Cave, and the flagpole atop Thoi Loi Mountain.
The peaceful scenery of the island.
The picturesque scenery on the island.10. Phan Rang – Ninh Thuan
Phan Rang – Ninh Thuan is our next destination to introduce. While not yet widely known, this place offers stunning beaches, delicious cuisine, and unique landscapes, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With its year-round sun and wind, Phan Rang is a paradise for anyone who enjoys the natural elements of a coastal haven. The phrase 'wind like Phan, sun like Rang' perfectly captures the essence of the local climate, making it an ideal spot for Instagram-worthy photos. Phan Rang also boasts unique tourist spots such as Cham Towers, Vinh Hy Bay, the sheep fields, Ba Moi’s grape vineyards, and sand dunes, all of which connect visitors to the region’s vibrant and beautiful nature. The local cuisine is equally delightful, offering specialties like garlic, honey, grapes, and popular dishes such as banh can, fish cakes, chicken rice, and goat meat.
Cà Ná Beach, Phan Rang – Ninh Thuan.
The scorching heat along the Phan Rang – Cham Tower road trip.11. Nam Du Island – Kiên Giang
Nam Du Island in Kiên Giang is another gem on the list of 17 must-visit destinations before turning 29. This pristine island is perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape and a way to beat the heat during the summer months. With its serene beauty, crystal-clear waters, and the warmth and friendliness of the locals, Nam Du leaves a lasting impression on visitors. The island is made up of numerous small to medium-sized islets, forming a breathtaking natural landscape that seems to stand strong against the sea. The best time to visit is from January to March, when the weather is calm and ideal for exploring places like Cay Men Beach, Chet Beach, Ngu Beach, Nam Du Lighthouse, and Hon Ngang. Don’t miss out on the local seafood, which includes dishes like grilled green bone fish wrapped in banana leaves, squid eggs, scallops grilled with onions, and sour fish soup made with groupers.
The beautiful Hon Mau Island.
Hon Dau is the perfect spot for an overnight island stay.12. Côn Đảo – Bà Rịa, Vũng Tàu
Côn Đảo – Bà Rịa, Vũng Tàu is an island once known as the 'Hell on Earth' and still holds an air of mystery. Yet, its natural beauty is nothing short of breathtaking, offering rare treasures found nowhere else. Surrounded by the vibrant emerald waters of the ocean and blessed with shimmering coral reefs, it is a paradise for those seeking relaxation. Visitors to Côn Đảo often enjoy the exhilarating experience of snorkeling among the colorful coral. The peaceful sounds of local loudspeakers and the sight of red flame trees during summer only add to its charm. The best time to visit Côn Đảo is from March to September, when the calm seas make it perfect for exploring attractions such as Bai Canh Island, the infamous Côn Đảo Prison, coral reefs, and the lush Ong Dung Forest. Côn Đảo's seafood is a must-try, with local delicacies like sea snails and the famous nutmeg jam.
The beautiful Côn Đảo.
Côn Đảo is the ideal destination for many travelers.13. Phú Quốc Island – Kiên Giang
Phú Quốc Island is often referred to as the 'Emerald Island' due to its pristine natural beauty, with crystal-clear waters and lush greenery. The island's captivating charm has enchanted every traveler who steps foot on its shores. Every corner of the island invites admiration, whether it's basking in the sun on sandy beaches, watching a breathtaking sunset, or enjoying a thrilling midnight squid fishing adventure. You can also capture serene moments with the island's clear streams, peaceful surroundings, and unspoiled landscapes. The best time to visit is from October to May, and some must-see places include: the Pepper Garden, Gành Dầu Cape, the Nguyễn Trung Trực Temple, Dinh Cậu Temple, Tranh Stream, Hon Thom Island, Da Ban Stream, Bai Dai Beach, and Da Ngon Stream. Don’t forget to savor local delicacies like fish sauce, black pepper, dried seafood, and wild mushrooms.
The enchanting and picturesque scenery of Phú Quốc.
The stunning sunset over Phú Quốc Island.14. The Waterways of the Mekong Delta
Come and explore the enchanting Mekong Delta, a land of vast rice fields and lush fruit orchards, home to the largest produce farms in Vietnam. The Mekong Delta is a unique cultural region unlike any other, where the hustle and bustle of the city are replaced by the peaceful charm of rural life. You can discover tranquil lotus ponds, fish-filled lakes, and vibrant floating markets, all while experiencing the warmth and hospitality of the locals. There are countless fascinating places to visit in the area, such as:
Spiritual sites: the Lady Chúa Xứ Temple in Châu Đốc (An Giang), Vĩnh Tràng Pagoda (Tiền Giang), Tôn Thạnh Pagoda (Long An), Chén Kiểu Pagoda (Sóc Trăng), Dơi Pagoda, Đất Sét Pagoda, the Văn Thánh Temple, Tiên Châu Pagoda (Vĩnh Long)...
Historical landmarks: the tomb of Nguyễn Sinh Sắc, Bình Thủy Ancient House, the Gò Tháp archaeological site (Đồng Tháp), the Provincial Party Headquarters in Hậu Giang, Long Mỹ Historic Site, Bình Tả Relic Cluster (Long An)...
Nature reserves: Trà Sư Cajuput Forest, the Bạc Liêu Bird Sanctuary (Bạc Liêu), Cù Lao Giêng (An Giang), Cồn Quy, Cồn Phụng, Cồn Ốc, U Minh Forest, Vàm Hồ Bird Sanctuary (Bến Tre), Cà Mau Bird Gardens (Cà Mau), Bằng Lăng Heron Garden (Cần Thơ), Tam Nông Cajuput Forest (Đồng Tháp), Tràm Chim National Park, Thới Sơn Island (Tiền Giang)...
Other notable places: Cấm Mountain (An Giang), Sam Mountain (Vĩnh Tế Sơn/ Ngọc Lãnh Sơn), the Bạc Liêu Mansion, Bạc Liêu Beach and Forest Tourism (Bạc Liêu), the over-100-year-old Longan Garden, the Cai Mơn Fruit Orchard (Bến Tre), Hòn Khoai Island (Cà Mau), Cà Mau Cape, Cái Răng Floating Market, Sa Đéc Flower Village (Đồng Tháp)...
Vineyard destinations: Tây Đô Night Market (Cần Thơ), Phú Quốc Island, Phụng Hiệp Floating Market (Hậu Giang), Hà Tiên, the 100-Column House (Long An), the Hang Pagoda – Hòn Phụ Tử Scenic Spot (Kiên Giang), Cái Bè Floating Market, Ngã Năm Floating Market (Sóc Trăng), Cái Bè Orchard (Tiền Giang), Ao Bà Om (Trà Vinh), Ba Động Beach...
Sa Đéc Flower Village - Đồng Tháp.
The vast Cajuput Forest of Tam Nông - Đồng Tháp.Bình Ba Island in Cam Ranh, also known as the Lobster Island, is a hidden gem blessed with pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. This enchanting island offers an escape from the bustling city life and a chance to experience nature’s untouched beauty. The island is famous for its fresh and diverse seafood, which promises to give travelers a truly memorable culinary experience.
A visit to Bình Ba Island means finding tranquility. Here, you can leave all your worries behind and relax in the peaceful surroundings. Enjoy a serene sunrise at Bãi Chướng, take in the scenic views of Hòn Rùa, explore the historical significance of Cửa Biển Nhỏ, and enjoy intimate moments with loved ones at Bãi Nồm.
You’ll have the opportunity to swim in the clear waters of Bãi Nồm, witness breathtaking sunsets at Bãi Chướng, and explore the strategically important Cửa Biển Nhỏ, which played a significant role in the country’s military history. And there are many other beautiful sights to discover on this island paradise.
The first destination that Mytour would like to introduce to you is Sa Pa - Lào Cai. If you’re coming from Hanoi by highway, it takes about five hours to reach this stunning destination. Sa Pa is known for its majestic and untouched landscapes, and the mist-covered town is sure to leave you in awe. Upon arrival, you can explore the local ethnic villages, vibrant highland markets, and endless mountain ranges. Don’t forget to visit the famous Heaven’s Gate!
Sa Pa is a true gift from nature, with lush forests and a lively atmosphere that create a perfect blend of harmony and beauty. The cool air and serene environment here offer a peaceful retreat, letting you escape from the worries and stresses of everyday life. The region enjoys a mild climate all year round, but the best time to visit is from March to May or September to November, when the weather is most pleasant and stable.
While in Sa Pa, be sure to visit famous sites such as the Phan Xi Păng Peak, Hàm Rồng Mountain, Bạc Waterfall, Tiên Cave, Love Waterfall, and Heaven’s Gate. After your sightseeing, take some time to sample the local delicacies, including fresh salmon, grilled dishes, and the region’s specialty, “nắp nách” pork.
Sa Pa at dawn, bathed in mist.
Sa Pa during the rice harvest season.Hà Giang is a well-known destination among adventure travelers, famous for its rugged beauty and remote locations like the Lũng Cú Flagpole, Hoàng Su Phì, the Northernmost Point of Vietnam, the Đồng Văn Plateau, and the breathtaking Mã Pí Lèng Pass. Although Hà Giang is far from the hustle and bustle of city life and its roads can be treacherous, it captivates visitors with its wild landscapes and the warmth of its people.
Have you ever visited the Lũng Cú Flagpole? It’s one of the most famous landmarks in Hà Giang. No matter the season, Hà Giang is always beautiful, each time offering a different charm. Between October and November, the cool highland air becomes the perfect backdrop for the blooming Tam Giác Mạch flowers. It’s the ideal time to take a stroll through the fields and capture the picturesque beauty in photos. Later, the yellow mustard flowers bloom across the valleys, and in spring, the white blossoms of plum and peach trees fill the skies.
Don’t miss the chance to try the local specialties, such as the traditional steamed rolls from Đồng Văn Old Town, fragrant buckwheat honey, colorful five-colored sticky rice, and the unique rice of Bắc Mê. All of these experiences create a simple yet poetic and romantic atmosphere that will leave you with unforgettable memories.
Lũng Cú Flagpole in Hà Giang.
Hà Giang in the season of blooming Tam Giác Mạch flowers.If there’s a place that can be described as ‘beautiful’ in the most genuine sense, it would be Mộc Châu - Sơn La. This tranquil and welcoming region is a breathtaking tapestry of lush green tea hills, rolling white blankets of mustard and plum blossoms, and picturesque villages dotting the countryside. The charm of Mộc Châu is amplified by its thick mist, which gives the area an enchanting and almost ethereal quality. The beauty of this region is ever-changing, with each season offering a unique experience, but the most popular time for visitors is during the winter, especially around the Lunar New Year. During this time, the plum and peach blossoms paint the skies white, making it a perfect time for exploration.
There are several must-see places in Mộc Châu, including the Bat Cave, the pine forest at Bản Áng, Mộc Châu Dairy Farm, the stunning Dải Yếm waterfall, and the Ba Phách flower fields. Don't forget to indulge in local specialties like grilled beef, mán pig, stream fish, traditional thắng cố, and delicious sticky rice cooked in bamboo tubes. All of these contribute to the simple yet captivating allure of Mộc Châu, leaving visitors with memories of a peaceful, yet deeply mesmerizing destination.
A Glimpse of Dreamy Mộc Châu.
The Scenery and People of Mộc Châu - Sơn La.
Buzz
