Vietnamese woman harvesting water lilies with her son on a boat in Dong Thap, Vietnam

Welcome to Vietnam

Vietnam is a captivating destination for your holiday, presenting a chance to dive into authentic local experiences. With its lively markets and tranquil landscapes, this colorful country beckons you to uncover its rich culture and history. Savor delightful cuisine, meet warm locals, and take in stunning scenery that will leave you with lasting memories. Start planning your adventure to Vietnam today and feel the enchantment firsthand!

HANOI
THE CAPITAL

Hanoi: The vibrant capital of Vietnam, Hanoi offers a captivating blend of history and modernity. Explore its bustling streets, rich culture, and delectable street food, while visiting iconic sites like the Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter.

Exploring Hanoi cultural

When visiting Hanoi, don’t miss the chance to stroll around the peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake and admire the iconic Ngoc Son Temple nestled on a small island. Just a short walk away, you can dive into the bustling atmosphere of the Old Quarter, where narrow streets come alive with vendors, local shops, and street food—best explored by foot or cyclo. To immerse yourself in Vietnam’s rich history, pay a visit to the Temple of Literature, the country’s first university, and the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where the nation honors its beloved leader. For a unique cultural experience, be sure to enjoy a traditional water puppet show at the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre, a truly captivating performance of folklore and music.

Enjoy Hanoi specialities

Hanoi, Vietnam is a culinary treasure trove, and one specialty must try is Phở. This iconic noodle soup, made with fragrant broth, rice noodles, and a variety of meats, is a staple of Vietnamese cuisine. Don't miss out on Bánh mì, a delicious sandwich filled with savory ingredients, and for a sweet treat try Chè, a delightful dessert made from, fruits, and coconut milk. Each dish offers a unique taste of the vibrant food culture in Hanoi!

HA LONG BAY
UNESCO

Ha Long: Famous for its emerald waters and thousands of islands, Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that promises breathtaking scenery. Take a cruise to admire the stunning karsts and enjoy activities like kayaking and swimming.

Natural wonder of the world

To truly experience Ha Long Bay, embark on an overnight cruise—it’s the ultimate way to explore the hidden gems, including floating villages and majestic caves. Kayaking in Lan Ha Bay allows you to glide through quiet lagoons and limestone arches, offering a more personal connection to the landscape. Don’t miss visiting the Sung Sot (Surprise) Cave, one of the largest and most impressive caves in the bay, and Ti Top Island, known for its panoramic views after a rewarding hike.

SAPA

Sapa: Nestled in the northern mountains, Sapa is known for its stunning terraced rice fields and diverse ethnic cultures. Experience trekking through picturesque landscapes and visiting local markets, all while soaking in the majestic views of the Fansipan mountain range.

Sapa - Where the mountains meet the clouds

Among the best things to do, trekking through Muong Hoa Valley and the traditional Cat Cat Village lets you soak in scenic beauty while engaging with local communities. A must-try experience is taking the cable car to Fansipan, the "Roof of Indochina," for breathtaking panoramic views. Staying overnight in a local homestay offers an authentic cultural immersion into the daily lives of ethnic minorities.

HA GIANG

Ha Giang: A hidden gem in northern Vietnam, Ha Giang boasts dramatic landscapes and roads. Discover its stunning mountains, unique rock formations, and vibrant local tribes, making it a perfect destination for adventurous travelers.

HUE IMPERIAL CITY

Hue: Once the imperial capital, Hue is rich in history and culture, featuring ancient citadels, royal tombs, and pagodas. Stroll along the Perfume River and indulge in the city’s renowned cuisine, which reflects its royal heritage.

HOI AN

Hoi An: A charming ancient town, Hoi An is famous for its well-preserved architecture and lantern-lit streets. Enjoy its vibrant markets, unique shops, and delicious local dishes, while taking a leisurely stroll along the riverside.

Best time to visit Hoi An:

The best time to visit Hoi An is generally from February to July, offering a great balance between pleasant weather and manageable tourist crowds. From February to May, the town enjoys mild temperatures and clear skies—perfect for strolling the lantern-lit streets and exploring the rice paddies. February, March, and April are especially ideal for sightseeing in the Old Town and capturing beautiful photos. May to July brings warmer temperatures, but the coastal breeze keeps the atmosphere comfortable for beach outings. It's best to avoid September through November, as these months often bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding, which can impact travel plans.

DANANG

Da Nang: Known for its stunning beaches and modern attractions, Da Nang offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Visit the iconic Golden Bridge, explore the Marble, and unwind on the sandy shores of My Khe Beach.

Best time to visit Da Nang

The best time to visit Da Nang is from February to May. During this period, the weather is pleasant with moderate temperatures and lower humidity, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. The dry season from March to September is perfect for beach lovers and outdoor adventures, while the rainy season from October to February offers a quieter experience and is ideal for cultural exploration. Each season brings its own unique atmosphere and travel opportunities, so choose based on your preferences for weather and activities.

A view of the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon from afar

HO CHI MINH (SAIGON)

Ho Chi Minh City: The bustling metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City is a dynamic blend of history and modernity. Discover the war history museums, vibrant markets, and lively nightlife, while savoring the city’s diverse culinary scene.

Best time to visit HCMC:

Ho Chi Minh City has a tropical monsoon climate with two main seasons: dry (December to April) and rainy (May to November). The dry season offers sunny days, low humidity, and average temperatures from 22°C to 34°C—ideal for sightseeing. January and February are especially pleasant, though Tet holiday may cause some closures. The rainy season brings short but heavy afternoon showers, high humidity, and occasional flooding. Despite this, mornings are often clear, and travelers can enjoy fewer crowds and lush scenery.

PHU QUOC

Phu Quoc: This tropical paradise boasts pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it a perfect getaway. Explore the island’s lush landscapes, indulge fresh seafood, and relax on the white sandy beaches for an unforgettable experience.

Welcome to Vietnam

HANOI
THE CAPITAL

Exploring Hanoi cultural

Best time to visit Hanoi:

Enjoy Hanoi specialities

HA LONG BAY
UNESCO

Natural wonder of the world

Best time to visit Halong Bay

An Odyssey Through Time

SAPA

Sapa - Where the mountains meet the clouds

Sapa - Town in the mist

An Odyssey Through Time

HA GIANG

Ha Giang - The breaking mountains

Best time to visit Ha Giang:

Unique culinary experience in Ha Giang

HUE IMPERIAL CITY

An Odyssey Through Time

Best time to visit Hue:

Hue's cuisine

HOI AN

Hoi An Ancient Town

Best time to visit Hoi An:

Experience Hoi An culinary

DANANG

The worth-living city of Vietnam

Best time to visit Da Nang

Danang culinary experience

HO CHI MINH (SAIGON)

An Odyssey Through Time

Best time to visit HCMC:

An Odyssey Through Time

PHU QUOC

Island escape in the South

Best time to visit Phu Quoc Island

An Odyssey Through Time

Welcome to Vietnam

HANOI THE CAPITAL

HA LONG BAY UNESCO

SAPA

HA GIANG

HUE IMPERIAL CITY

HOI AN

DANANG

HO CHI MINH (SAIGON)

PHU QUOC

HANOI
THE CAPITAL

HA LONG BAY
UNESCO