Western media introduces 10 of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Vietnam.

Vietnam boasts numerous attractions catering to tourists with diverse interests.

According to The Travel, the cities below offer endless opportunities for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and food connoisseurs. With its hilly terrain, forests, and coastline, the S-shaped land of Vietnam will not disappoint visitors.

Da Lat (Lam Dong)

Located on a plateau, with its fresh air and unique natural and cultural beauty, Da Lat is a favorite "getaway" destination for many people, especially young people.

Da Lat is always beautiful in the eyes of dreamers. Photo: Bui Ngoc Cong.

Besides famous landmarks like Da Lat Market, Da Lat Biological Museum, Xuan Huong Lake, Bao Dai Palace, Tuyen Lam Lake, etc., you can also check in at slopes, hills, churches, or majestic waterfalls.

This place is also known as the city of a thousand flowers. Many kinds of flowers are grown here, such as sunflowers, cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, rapeseed flowers, mimosa, etc.

With its year-round cool temperatures, Da Lat deserves to be considered a top vacation destination that anyone would want to visit.

Hoi An (Quang Nam)

Hoi An is currently an attractive destination for many tourists on the Vietnamese tourism map. In 1999, Hoi An Ancient Town was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site.

CNN introduces this tourist destination as one of the most prosperous and bustling trading ports in Southeast Asia for centuries. Hoi An Ancient Town is also a cradle of culture and history, with an undeniable ancient and romantic beauty.

Hoi An is a leading tourist city in Asia. Photo: BestPrice Travel.

Walking or cycling along this picturesque old town is like literally stepping back in time. The old town is also a great playground for photography enthusiasts because of its colorful buildings and impressive architecture.

Sa Pa (Lao Cai)

Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters above sea level, with an average temperature of 15 degrees Celsius, Sa Pa enjoys a cool climate year-round. In winter, the city is often covered in fog and cold, with temperatures frequently dropping to 0-5 degrees Celsius.

For many years, Sa Pa was the only place in Vietnam where tourists could fully enjoy a temperate winter with frost covering the trees and mountains, and witness snowfall.

Sa Pa looks incredibly beautiful and captivating when photographed from above. Photo: Krisztian Tabori/Unsplash.

For a captivating adventure in the misty city, visitors can explore and immerse themselves in the customs and traditions of Cat Cat Village; drive around O Quy Ho Pass; visit Ham Rong Mountain; check in at the Gothic-style stone church in Sa Pa; admire the Muong Hoa Valley; or conquer the highest peak in Indochina at an altitude of 3,141 meters.

Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh is a small city in the north but boasts many natural wonders. Dubbed the "Ha Long Bay on land," it has picturesque scenery with hundreds of monolithic limestone formations covered in lush green, interspersed with winding rivers.

The Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex is a World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site. Photo: Hoang Vu Tuyen/Unsplash.

Some activities that tourists can experience when traveling to Ninh Binh include visiting Bai Dinh Pagoda, checking in at Mua Cave, and taking a boat trip to explore the Trang An scenic area…

Da Nang

Da Nang is a bustling coastal city with a winding stretch of fine white sand along its shore.

Besides being famous for My Khe Beach, Da Nang's scenic highlights also include the bridges spanning the Han River, each with different shapes and architecture, such as the Swing Bridge, Dragon Bridge, Tran Thi Ly Bridge, and Thuan Phuoc Bridge.

The capital city attracts tourists with its many beautiful beaches. Photo: Quang Ngoc.

In recent years, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Da Nang has been Son Tra Peninsula, home to the statue of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara. The 67-meter-tall statue stands with its back against the mountain, facing the sea.

In particular, what makes this city so attractive to tourists is its proximity to three World Heritage Sites: My Son Sanctuary, Hoi An Ancient Town, and the Complex of Monuments of Hue Imperial City.

Mui Ne (Binh Thuan)

Known as the "land of islands and hills," Mui Ne offers a wide variety of fun activities and experiences for visitors to choose from.

From April to August, Mui Ne experiences the best weather of the year, with the clearest blue sea. From August to December, it's ideal for adventure sports enthusiasts like surfing, as the waves are stronger.

According to The Travel, Mui Ne is a tropical destination brimming with sunshine and joy. Photo: Anh Tuan.

Mui Ne sand dunes stretch from Binh Thuan to Ninh Thuan, also known as "flying sand dunes." Visitors can experience sandboarding here, admiring the shapes, colors, and contrasts at different times of the day.

At Hon Ghenh (Hon Lao), visitors can go fishing or snorkeling to admire the coral reefs. If you enjoy mountain climbing and camping, you can choose Hon Rom.

Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen)

When you visit Phu Yen, you can not only admire the beauty of Ganh Da Dia, wander along the stunning beaches, and explore historical sites and scenic spots, but at night, this city also offers many pleasant surprises.

Tuy Hoa is also known as the "city of oil lamps and charcoal stoves." Most striking are the baskets of fertilized duck eggs illuminated by dim oil lamps. The streets are fragrant with the aroma of grilled corn, giving you a sense of peace and home, rather than a typical tourist city.

Every year, Hon Chua Island attracts thousands of visitors who come to explore it. Photo: Minh Hoa.

Located about 10 km north of Tuy Hoa City, the pristine Hon Chua island cluster in An Phu commune looks like a "giant bird" amidst the vast sea and sky.

Xóm Rớ (Tuy Hòa) is famous for its breakwaters. If you venture further in, you'll find a section of the breakwater with a beautiful sunset view.

Ho Son regulating lake, Nghinh Phong square, and the mini lighthouse on the Tuy Hoa coastline are also popular check-in spots for tourists in recent years.

Hue

The ancient city of Hue captivates tourists with its romantic scenery, rich cuisine, and peaceful atmosphere.

The ancient capital still retains its traditional Vietnamese culture through artifacts and architectural structures. Photo: Tai Pham.

Visitors to Hue can explore the relics and tombs of Vietnam's last dynasty. In addition, you can immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere of ancient temples, stroll along the romantic Perfume River, or enjoy the exquisite cuisine. It's also an ideal place for self-discovery and finding balance in life.

Phan Thiet (Binh Thuan)

Phan Thiet boasts many beautiful islands and beaches. Tourists can explore the pristine nature at Cu Lao Cau, Hon Ba Island, Phu Quy Island, Bai Rang, Hon Rom, Hon Ghenh, Co Thach rocky beach, Ke Ga lighthouse, and more.

Phu Quy Island, a district in Binh Thuan province, is one of the attractive destinations for the upcoming April 30th holiday and summer vacation. Photo: Win Di.

In addition, a series of experiences will make your trip memorable, such as sandboarding on the Mui Ne sand dunes, trekking along the Bau Trang - Phan Ri route, kitesurfing, visiting the wine castle, and the Po Sah Inu Cham Tower...

Ha Giang

The New York Times ranked Ha Giang among the top 25 most attractive destinations in the world this year. Writer Patrick Scott shared: "A multi-day motorbike trip through the Ha Giang highlands is not for the faint of heart. It's about a 6-hour drive from Hanoi. The steep, winding roads and continuous curves make the journey both dangerous and exciting."

Whether you want to challenge yourself with a hike or embark on a motorbike adventure, Ha Giang will not disappoint you. Photo: Le Vinh De.

During your trip to the land of 'flowers blooming on rocks', you can visit Milestone Zero, Dong Van Old Town, Quan Ba ​​Heaven's Gate, Quan Ba ​​Twin Mountains... Amidst the majestic mountains and forests of Northwest Vietnam, the Vuong family mansion (the Hmong King's mansion) or Pao's house stand out with their ancient charm and unique architecture.

This area also features Tu San Gorge, the highest gorge in Southeast Asia, with cliffs reaching heights of up to 800 meters. A boat trip along the Nho Que River also offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the majestic scenery.

The Lung Cu flagpole, situated at an altitude of nearly 1,500 meters above sea level, is a sacred symbol of Vietnam. It offers visitors a 360-degree panoramic view, allowing them to fully appreciate the natural beauty of Ha Giang.