Hieu Nguyen

It’s hard to choose a single highlight among Vietnam’s numerous stunning landscapes, thriving metropolises, and hospitable locals; the whole nation is a traveler’s dream. That being said, it might be challenging to narrow down the greatest sites to visit in Vietnam to just a select handful.

From the lush rice paddies in the north to the interesting bustle of the Mekong Delta in the south, Vietnam’s natural beauty is a major draw for tourists. Contrarily, Vietnam is also a country steeped in history and traditional customs.

In spite of the many wars, foreign occupations, and civil strife that plagued Vietnam throughout the 20th century, the country has recently emerged as a unified tourist destination, complete with bustling modern cities, colonial towns, beach resorts, traditional villages, archaeological sites, and out-of-this-world islands.

Vietnam is a long, narrow country sandwiched between the South China Sea and the borders of Laos and Cambodia. It is home to a wide variety of breathtaking landscapes, from the verdant rice terraces and forested mountains of the north to the picturesque valleys of the central highlands, the fertile delta, and beautiful beaches of the south. The people of Vietnam have