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Top 5 Holiday Spots in Vietnam

Vietnam is quickly catching up with Thailand as one of the most popular tourist destinations in Southeast Asia and in this short article, we offer some information about the top 5 tourist hotspots in Vietnam.

  1. Halong Bay – For the ultimate experience, book the best luxury cruise Halong Bay has to offer and treat yourself to an amazing vista. This jewel is located in the northeast of Vietnam and you simply must make the effort to visit a place that has to be one of the most beautiful places on the planet. March-April and September- October are the best times to visit Halong Bay, which avoids the rainy season. Spend at least a week here and you’ll be hopelessly addicted!
  2. Ho Chi Minh City – Formerly Saigon, this sprawling metropolis has a vibrant buzz that is contagious. Located in the southeast of the country, this is very much the economic hub of the country with amazing French colonial architecture that never fails to impress. You simply must visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, which the VC used to good effect during the Vietnam War. December to March is the dry season, while April is the hottest month of the year.
  3. Phu Quo – A tropical paradise Island in the Gulf of Thailand, Phu Quo has a character all of its own and it is a great place to chill out and enjoy stunning vistas. This is the largest of all the Vietnamese islands, with 150km of pristine beaches shaded by coconut trees that sway in the breeze. October to April is the dry season, when temperatures can reach 35C and aside from stunning beaches and challenging hiking trails, there is great nightlife on the island. Click here for essential things you should know about luxury travel.
  4. Hoi An City – A charming city in the central region on the coast, it is sometimes referred to as the ‘Venice of the East’, with the old town district being home to large farms and quaint buildings. This former trading port is situated on the mouth on the Thu Bon River, with Chinese, Japanese and European cultures still evident. You can enjoy Bahn Mi, a local delicacy that many foreigners love.
  5. Nha Trang – The top-rated jewel of the southern coastline with 6km of stunning beach, which is a very popular snorkelling and scuba diving spot. Those interested in archeology might like to view the ancient ruins of the Champa Kingdom, while you can explore the salt flats, hot springs and stunning waterfalls. The roads are very good in this region so hiking is easy.

Of course, Vietnam has so much more to offer the visitor and we recommend booking your next holiday in this amazing land. Click here for more tourist information on Vietnam. Book now as accommodation is at a premium in the high season.

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