Ha Long Bay
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…
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…
A landscape of limestone peaks rising from rice fields and rivers, called 'Ha Long Bay on land', a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A karst national park with some of the world's largest caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Vietnam's largest island, in the Gulf of Thailand, with white-sand beaches such as Sao Beach, a national park, pepper farms and fish-sauce factories.
A green, peaceful valley of rice terraces, bamboo forests and Thai and Muong villages of stilt houses, about 4 hours south-west of Hanoi.
A series of waterfalls in the pine forest just outside Đà Lạt.
One of the largest man-made lakes in Vietnam, created by a dam in the 1970s, with more than 1,300 forested islands.
A crescent-shaped lake in the centre of Đà Lạt, with a 5 km path around it lined with pine trees and flower gardens.