A karst national park with some of the world's largest caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a boat into Phong Nha Cave, walk through the vast Paradise Cave, and zipline to the Dark Cave's mud bath.
Sơn Đoòng, the world's largest cave passage, can be explored only on expensive expeditions booked far ahead. Stay in Phong Nha village; cycle through the countryside.
The walled citadel of the Nguyễn emperors, who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, with the Purple Forbidden City, palaces and gates, much damaged in th…
A golden footbridge that loops through the mountains, held up by two giant stone-looking hands, in the Bà Nà Hills resort near Đà Nẵng, reached by on…
A well-preserved trading port with yellow merchant houses, Chinese assembly halls and the Japanese Covered Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A landscape of limestone peaks rising from rice fields and rivers, called 'Ha Long Bay on land', a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A green, peaceful valley of rice terraces, bamboo forests and Thai and Muong villages of stilt houses, about 4 hours south-west of Hanoi.
Nearly 2,000 limestone islands and pillars rise from the emerald water of the Gulf of Tonkin, making one of the most spectacular seascapes in the wor…
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