AMAZING places in VIETNAM- Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, Hoi An, Halong Bay

Welcome to the land of rivers and the motherland of the largest cave in the world. Vietnam, an S-shaped country, is full of natural highlights and cultural diversity. Vietnam is like a jewel on Asia's crown with its dizzying metropolises, blissful islands, and immense national parks, not to mention legendary casinos. Undoubtedly, Vietnam tops many travelers' bucket lists. In this video, we bring you a list of incredible places to visit in Vietnam and also share in-depth destination guides and insider tips on traveling in Vietnam. Our trip offers insiders knowledge on how to make your stay cost-effective while traveling the striking landscapes, forested mountains in the north to the picturesque valleys of the central highlands and the beautiful beaches of the south. This comprehensive Vietnam guide highlights everything you need to know about visiting Vietnam for the first time. From Ha Long Bay's stunning beauty to the natural wonder of Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park, everything is an iconic highlight of Vietnamese natural wonder. Watch till the end to find the most visited places you must cover during your visit to Vietnam. Moreover, indulge in an exciting water bike journey through the buzzing capital where food streets teem with restaurants, huckers, and food stalls providing a plethora of mouth-watering cuisines. Ho Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh City is an overwhelming place, not just because of the glamorous and chaotic sensory feast but soaring skyscrapers that tower over charming French colonial structures and traditional pagodas from Saigon's yesteryear. As Vietnam's largest economic center and cultural capital, Ho Chi Minh City is an iconic destination with bustling streets and dizzying traffic while uncovering the delicious street food, booming nightlife, and historical landmarks that give the city its distinct appeal. The War Remnants Museum enables visitors to take the plunge into the Vietnam War in the period of reunification through intricate exhibitions, and visit the Bui Vien Street for a cheap beer or wander through the Mekong Delta for sprawling views of paddock fields and houseboats. Hoi An This city on the central Vietnamese coast, Hoi An is the most atmospheric with bags of surviving historic architecture and a well-preserved example of the important Saudi's ancient trading port as it was from the 15th to 19th centuries. This historic city is full of colonial architecture and is a lovely place to take an early morning stroll aimed at lush gardens. Visit Hoi An to fascinate yourself with illuminated lanterns glowing after dark, delicious food, and stunning beaches that await at this dreamy ancient spot in central Vietnam. The Old Town Quarter is a delight to wander around, loaded to the brim with plenty of the well-preserved merchant houses that were built as a meeting point for Japanese and Chinese merchants who flocked here for the local silks. Most significant sites include a Japanese-covered bridge and the Quan Cong Temple. Phong Nha-Khebang National Park Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003, the amazing Phong Nha-Khebang National Park incorporates the oldest karst mountains in Asia. With hundreds of cave systems, many of incredible scale and length, and breathtaking underground rivers, historic sites, and unspoiled jungle, Phong Nha is packed with opportunities to hike, bike, paddle, or relax in one of Vietnam's most spectacular and interesting regions. The national park is home to Hang Son Dung, uncovered in the early 1990s and established as the largest cave on the globe only in 2009. The most famous destination within the park is the Paradise Cave, which stretches for an astonishing 31 kilometers below ground. You should also check out yawning caverns here that are truly spectacular. Sapa The picturesque northwest market town of Sapa is colorful and charming, with no shortage of gorgeous scenery with sweeping, rice-terraced-filled valleys and mountains all around it, providing the perfect oasis in the midst of a strenuous mountain trek. Tourists often come to Sapa in the fall and winter to relax and have more fun. In the suburbs of the town, you will find jade-hued rice paddies cut into the craggy mountainsides, and the air is chilly as the mountains are covered in a delicate mist. The northern part of Vietnam is well-known for its outstanding cultural makeup, and one of the best things to do in Sapa is to discover more about its many people, languages, and traditions while appreciating the lovely vista all around you. Cat Ba Island Cat Ba Island is a must-visit place and is the largest island in Ha Long Bay. As a part of the Cat Ba National Park, it promises stunning hiking and trekking trails. Away from the beach, much of Cat Ba's lush jungle lies in Cat Ba National Park, where trekkers can spot plentiful birdlife as well as animals such as macaques, Cat Ba langur, deer, etc. Besides breathtaking untamed characteristics such as hospital cave and the Cat Ba beaches, the isle is home to spectacular waterfalls, freshwater lakes, lush mangroves, and coral reefs. You may also come across other attractions during your expedition such as a museum, zoo, floating village, and a canon fort. Ban Gioc Waterfall Ban Gioc Waterfall is one of the most remarkable marvels in Vietnam and is uncovered in the far north, Cao Bang province, near the Chinese border. Ban Gioc has earned a reputation for being one of the fourth-largest cross-border waterfalls in the world generally, and specifically among the most famous in Vietnam. It is a true natural wonder in Asia with over 200 meters wide and a depth of more than 70 meters. Under it, there is an in-depth pool more than 200 meters broad and over 30 meters in deepness. Encircled by dramatic karst peaks, its water pours down a three-tiered cliff and is divided into three falls by rocks and trees. Da Nang A lesser-explored region in Vietnam, Da Nang is certainly worth exploring. This seaside is recognized for its 20 miles of golden beaches, extravagant sunsets, lovely bridges, mouth-watering street food, and stunning mountain scenery. Da Nang is a buzzing, trendy tourist magnet complete with condos, theme parks, and brand-new resorts, though the city's earlier charm is still present, including laid-back friendly locals and incredible street eating. Da Nang hosts Golden Hound's Bridge or Giant Hound's Bridge that allows pedestrians to walk across the 150-meter-long pathway. High above the gorgeous greenery of the seemingly endless Bana Hills and feel like they're being held in the sky by humongous god-like stone hounds. As it happens, the stone hounds are not held up by God himself but by a sturdy steel frame and fiberglass. Ha Long Bay Finally, a destination that deserves to be put on the top of the most incredible places to visit in Vietnam is Ha Long Bay. Famous for its limestone karst and almost 2,000 islands and islets that dot the turquoise-green waters. Tourists and backpackers head to Ha Long Bay for an up-close look at its fascinating limestone islands, rock formations, and caves. With more than 1,600 limestone towers rising from its turquoise waters whittled away over centuries by wind and water, that scene is breathtaking. Here you can opt for an extortion to Bai Tu Long Bay, which is part of the famous Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This bay is a lot quieter and more peaceful compared to the more popular spots. Certainly, Vietnam goes beyond to accommodate foodies, beach hoppers, and culture buffs. To understand its ancient history, it's necessary to go back over a thousand years through cultural monuments and civilizations that rival anything the rest of the world has to offer.