World famous travel guide recommends top 10 destinations in Vietnam

1. Phu Quoc - For those who love the sea and islands

Phu Quoc seems to have everything a beach lover could wish for: from crystal clear turquoise waters and surrounded by fine sandy beaches, fiery red sunsets and diverse resorts and entertainment.

2. Hanoi - For those who love wandering the streets

Hanoi is considered by Lonely Planet as an ideal destination to start your journey to explore Vietnam. The capital of the S-shaped land has a glorious history, attractive cuisine as well as being the center of other tourist destinations in the North. Writer Joe Bindloss of Lonely Planet emphasized that visitors should not miss the experience of enjoying draft beer in the Old Quarter to have a more interesting nightlife here.

3. Lan Ha Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay - For those who love taking photos

Away from the crowds of tourists in Ha Long Bay, visitors can find more comfort and tranquility in Lan Ha Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay. Try kayaking among the rocky outcrops, explore the tropical trails on Cat Ba Island – the gateway to Lan Ha Bay. Or simply relax on the sands of the idyllic Co To Island off Bai Tu Long Bay.

4. Ho Chi Minh City - For those who want to learn about war history

Although Ho Chi Minh City is the most vibrant city in the country, there are still historical traces of a glorious war period in some places. Places such as the War Remnants Museum, Independence Palace or Cu Chi Tunnels are recommended by Lonely Planet.

5. Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park - For those looking for unique experiences

Lonely Planet has hailed Son Doong, the world's largest cave by volume in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, as a true wonder. Visitors can also experience activities such as rowing, ziplining, etc.

6. Hoi An - For those who love the ancient

Once one of the most important trading ports in Asia, Hoi An today still preserves the architecture of many different cultures such as China and Japan. Visitors can wander the old town, learn to cook or order traditional Vietnamese costumes.

7. Da Nang - For those who love the sun

Besides Nha Trang, Da Nang is one of the tourist destinations in the Central region that has attracted a lot of visitors in recent years. In addition to the sea, visitors can visit many different attractions throughout the city.

8. Hue - For those curious about the royal court

As the capital of the last feudal dynasty in Vietnam, Hue still preserves the royal palace and mausoleum system. Visitors can explore this peaceful city through its attractive and diverse dishes.

9. Ba Be National Park - For those who love lake and forest scenery

Vietnam has more than 30 national parks, ranging from coastal swamps to mountainous forests. Ba Be National Park is famous for its trails that weave between limestone peaks to villages of the Hmong, Tay and Dao people. Kayak across serene lakes surrounded by forested mountains, creating scenes worthy of a medieval woodcut. It is also home to many animals such as long-tailed macaques and langurs, rare black bears, scaly pangolins and crested snake eagles.

10. Ha Giang - For those who love mountains

Located on the remote northern border of Vietnam, visitors here will surely not forget the terraced fields stretching between mountain peaks and some of the most spectacular mountain passes in the country.

According to Vietnamnet