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A true pararidse which is isolated from the mainland, the Con Dao islands are one of Vietnam's attractive attractions with lovely beaches, colorful lively coral reefs and scenic bays and lush tropical forests..

Widely considered to be Vietnam’s most romantic city. It’s wildly popular with young couples and newlyweds as a result. It also earned its reputation among locals as ‘The City of Eternal Spring’.

Danang, Da Nang is the fourth-largest city, a central hub to to the three fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Hoi An, My Son, Hue and the incredible Son Doong - the world's largest cave in Quang Binh province..

Incredible, breath-taking UNESCO Natural Heritage Site where towering limestone pillars and tiny islets topped by forest rise from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin.

Buzzing hub of culture, history and tantalizing cuisines, crumbling French colonial architecture melding with sharp, modernist designs..

A sprawling metropolis that is home to over 7 million people and a fast-paced city full of contrasts as street vendors selling fruit and vegetables can be seen next to glitzy western-style bars and boutiques.

An exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century. Its buildings and its street plan reflect the influences, both indigenous and foreign, that have combined to produce this unique heritage site.

Hue, the one-time capital of Vietnam, commands the south and north banks of the fabled Perfume River - once home to emperors and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. A visit to Hue is a journey into the profound depths of Vietnamese culture.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, there’s so much more than one pagoda and a floating market, though and the Mekong Delta offers an amazing natural and tranquil retreat, and is a delightful place to explore.

The high-rise, high-energy beach resort of Nha Trang enjoys a stunning setting: it's ringed by a necklace of hills, with a turquoise bay dotted with tropical islands.

Island hopping is endless with 28 remote and inhabited islands, many many unspoilt white sandy beaches, all year-round perfect weather, a abundance of luxury resorts have been springing up, unique marine life, lush mountains with protected natural parks, vibrant culture with local charms and quirky bars and restaurants, all have made Phu Quoc become an ideal destination for you to explore.

Stunning rice terraces, tiny hill-tribe villages, colorful hill tribes, lush mountains. Once you've stepped out into the lush fields, you'll understand the Sapa area's real charm.