Indian newspaper introduces 7 "tourist magnets" in Vietnam

Ha Long BayNamed "the pearl of northern Vietnam" by the Times of India on August 14, the bay is famous for its emerald waters and towering limestone mountains, making it a paradise for those who want to explore nature.

Visitors should explore Ha Long Bay on a cruise and participate in activities such as kayaking, cave exploration or swimming on deserted beaches for an unforgettable experience.

Hanoiis considered a place where tradition and modernity blend harmoniously. Tourists can visit the old quarter with its narrow streets to better understand the past of this place. Street food stalls or the peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake also contribute to creating the unique charm of Hanoi.

SapaFamous for its stunning landscapes and ethnic culture, this mountain town is a great place for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors should explore the local markets, admire the picturesque valleys and enjoy the breathtaking views atop Fansipan.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Parkin Quang Binh is loved for its vast cave system and beautiful stalactites. The Indian newspaper suggests that visitors should spend time exploring the caves when coming here.

When to arriveHue, Times of India writer suggests tourists explore the tombs to better understand the Nguyen Dynasty.

Hoi AnThe city has been praised by Indian newspapers for its well-preserved and picturesque atmosphere. Famous for its lantern-lit streets, traditional wooden houses and bustling markets, Hoi An offers a glimpse into old Vietnam, with a mix of both local and foreign architecture.

When coming here, visitors should visit the Japanese Covered Bridge, stroll along the Thu Bon River and enjoy the specialties of banh mi and cao lau. In addition, Hoi An is also a great place to save beautiful photos.