Top 8 Most Attractive New Tourist Destinations

Phú Quý is a small island located about 120 km from Phan Thiết City, rapidly becoming a favorite destination for young travelers. The first impression upon arriving is the untouched beauty, with few professional tourism services available. Here, you can enjoy spectacular experiences such as breathtaking sunsets, serene beaches like Triều Dương Bay and Doi Dừa Beach with crystal-clear water, island hopping to nearby smaller islands, and visiting ancient temples and shrines like Linh Quang Pagoda, Vạn An Thạnh Pagoda, Bà Chúa Bàng Tranh Temple, and the historic Linh Sơn Pagoda. Although Phú Quý remains relatively undeveloped in terms of tourism, this gives it a unique charm that captivates young travelers seeking something off the beaten path.

Located about 40 km from Tam Kỳ City in Núi Thành District, Quảng Nam, Tam Hải Island is an ideal destination for 2020. Separated from the outside world, surrounded by the sea all year round, the locals here live a peaceful life. Despite its beautiful landscapes and great tourism potential, its remote access has hindered development. However, this won't be a problem for adventurous young travelers seeking to explore new places.

Located about 350 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Hải Tặc Archipelago is not a famous tourist spot but still captivates visitors, especially because of its intriguing name. The archipelago has long been a key trading route, connecting China to Western countries, and was a popular hideout for pirates who attacked passing merchant ships. This is how the name Hải Tặc, meaning 'Pirate Island', came about. Today, beyond the curiosity surrounding its name, Hải Tặc Island draws travelers with its mysterious and pristine beauty that’s hard to find elsewhere. You can visit the island throughout the year, but it’s most beautiful during the dry season, when the calm and clear waters create an incredibly picturesque scene. The Hải Tặc Archipelago consists of 16 islands closely grouped together, including: Hòn Kèo Ngựa, Hòn Kiến Vàng, Hòn Tre Lớn, Hòn Tre Vinh, Hòn Gùi, Hòn Ụ, Hòn Giang, Hòn Chơ Rơ, Hòn Đước Non, Hòn Bô Dập, and Hòn Đồi Mồ. Among them, Hòn Tre Lớn (Hòn Đốc) is the central island of Tiên Hải Commune where the local population resides.

The majestic G’Lun Waterfall in Tuy Đức District, Đắk Nông is one of the most stunning destinations to explore in the coming year. It is one of the highest and most beautiful waterfalls in the Central Highlands. The waterfall cascades from over 50 meters in height, splitting into two graceful streams that seem to float like silk ribbons over the rocky cliffs, illuminated by the sunlight in the midst of the forest. This place is a paradise of natural beauty. The cool, frothy waters crash down on the lush green leaves below, while the surrounding rocks and tranquil surroundings create a peaceful environment. The sounds of the waterfall and chirping birds blend with the winds of the Central Highlands, making it hard to leave. A true fairyland, this enchanting spot is perfect for a relaxing visit to unwind and rejuvenate after a busy time.

Tà Đùng Lake is known for its tranquil beauty and the uniqueness of its nearly 40 small islands scattered across the calm waters. Often referred to as the ‘Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands,’ Tà Đùng offers a stunning, natural landscape. On weekends, visitors can also experience the local market of the Mông people at Đắk Nang village nearby. The Mông community here still retains traditional customs and culture, offering visitors a unique experience similar to Sa Pa. To fully appreciate the beauty of Tà Đùng Lake, plan your visit during the water storage season. The ideal time is from July to December, when the water level is at its highest, creating a stunning emerald-green lake surrounded by lush, dense forests.

Bình Liêu is a mountainous district in Quảng Ninh, located about 100 km to the northeast of Ha Long city. It has recently become a popular destination for backpackers, especially due to its pristine beauty and winding roads that pass through majestic pine forests. Known as the ‘miniature Sapa’ of the Northeast, Bình Liêu offers stunning landscapes, ethnic minority cultures, and the delightful scent of cinnamon and star anise filling the air. To reach the famous ‘Dragon’s Backbone’ and milestone 1305, head toward Hoành Mô from Bình Liêu town. Once there, you'll be treated to spectacular views of the Northeast mountains. For those who love exploring waterfalls, the summer season is ideal for a refreshing swim or water adventures.

Anyone who has trekked the Tà Năng - Phan Dũng route will readily agree that there's no other trekking path more beautiful than this one. This 55 km-long trail winds through three provinces: Lâm Đồng, Ninh Thuận, and Bình Thuận. Starting from Tà Năng commune in Đức Trọng, Lâm Đồng, and ending in Phan Dũng commune, Tuy Phong, Bình Thuận, the journey takes you through forests, ridges, and streams, descending from 1,100 meters to 500 meters above sea level. The trail offers an ideal escape for nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts seeking peace and serenity. However, this challenging path requires thorough preparation, so be sure to check in with the local forestry office in Phan Dũng or Tà Năng for essential tips before you embark on your adventure.

The massive wind turbines spinning steadily against the vast blue sky make for an awe-inspiring sight, and one of the must-visit spots for travelers in 2020. Located off the coastal road from Bạc Liêu city, the newly completed wind farm is home to these impressive turbines. From miles away, the gigantic blades can be seen turning, standing tall against the backdrop of the endless sky. This wind farm, with 62 wind turbines, is set in the ocean, creating a stunning visual experience. It’s also a popular photography spot, especially for young travelers.

For the best photos, aim to visit around 4 PM, when the soft light makes the turbines even more dramatic, and you might even catch a breathtaking sunset over the sea. The road to the wind farm is paved, so it's easy to navigate, and the surrounding mangrove forests add to the beauty of the scene.