Travel across Vietnam with the Experts!

The sights of Vietnam comprise not only nature and history but also religion. The Jesus Christ Statue situated in Vung Tau serves as an excellent example. In fact, this is an analogue of the monument in Rio de Janeiro. This tourist attraction is located only 100m away from the coast and stands on a low mountain. It appeared in 1974. However, 20 years had passed before the statue became available to tourists. The construction was funded by the catholic community of Vietnam.

The list of must-visit places in Vietnam continues with yet another architectural landmark, My Son. This location hides countless mysteries of the past. During its entire existence, it has been subject to danger. For instance, during the war in Indochina, the temple complex sanctuary was plundered. In the late 1970s, the main temples were destroyed during an air raid. Only a few buildings remain to our days. Tourists can find the layout plan at the entrance.

Some interesting Vietnam destinations may also be found in Hue City – take, for instance, the so-called Forbidden Purple City that brings you five hundred years back, to a totally different time when the architects created a beautiful palatial complex for the Emperor's family and concubines. Throughout its existence, the palatial town has been famed for unprecedented luxury only available to emperors and their confidants.

The top list of Vietnam tourist destinations should always include the Golden Bridge, the newest object opened in summer 2018. The gold-colored bridge hangs over the picturesque mountain landscape 1,400 meters above the sea level. Its whole length of 150 meters invites to lean against the railing and enjoy the panoramic view of Ba Na Hill highland.

The ancient city with a thousand-year-long history, the second most densely-populated city in Vietnam. Hanoi embodies the huge cultural heritage of Vietnam. Its appearance unites the traditional Chinese spirit with colonial French style, and this is evident everywhere. When walking along the old city quarter one understands that this place is imbued with the Asian charm.

This is the ancient capital of Vietnam. Palatial complexes, pagodas, tombs, temples, museums attract many tourists. Unfortunately, the city suffered a lot during the war. Later, it was rebuilt. Those fond of old things should totally visit Hue since the entire city is a huge museum.

This city was built by the French trying to escape the tropical heat. Da Lat is located in the mountains and thus boasts a cooler climate. The high grounds are used to grow tea, coffee, strawberries, and vegetables. Da Lat is a city of spring, a small Europe in the center of Asia.

The largest and the most densely-populated city in Vietnam. When people come here, the never-ending flow of motorbikes immediately strikes the eye. It looks like rivers of people and vehicles. Nevertheless, Ho Chi Minh is a very picturesque city where one can find numerous museums, monuments, churches, and pagodas.

The guerilla fighter resistance in the Cu Chi Village underground tunnels 70km from Saigon Center is a vivid page in the story of the Vietnam War. Many soldiers fighting in these tunnels lived here and even gave birth to children. Your kid will be enthralled with running about in the dungeons while you'll be absorbed in the historic part of the tour.

The Vam Sat natural reserve in the Kanzo region. This place is the planet's biosphere reserve protected by UNESCO. The forests are inhabited by 70 animal species, over 130 fish species, 9 amphibia species, about 30 reptile types, 130 bird species and 18 mammal species. You will see a bird reserve, a bat island, a monkey island. Here, you can also angle a crab and feed crocodiles.

The Vinpearl Land Amusement Park includes one of Vietnam's most beautiful water parks (Hon Tre Island at Nha Trang Bay). The water park comprises several pools for the holiday-makers of various ages including little children as well as slides, tubes, lazy rivers and other types of entertainment. The grandiose two-level oceanarium is the park's highlight; in Europe, it has no analogues.

The MegaZip Amusement Park offers one of the most extreme ropes courses in Asia. It has everything including a traditional zip line, a free-fall simulator and various routes for different fitness levels. There is only one thing everyone should remember before visiting the park: you should check your height and weight. Understandably, there is a number of limitations based on these parameters.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the tomb of the first North Vietnam president, is one of the most visited sights in Hanoi. It is situated in the Ba Dinh Square. The mausoleum building is almost 20 meters high and comprises 3 tiers: the first one is an area for political leaders' official announcements, the second tier is a memorial hall containing the body of the Vietnam president, and the third tier is a panoramic viewing platform overlooking the park that surrounds the mausoleum.

The museum's exposition is small but the place is definitely worth visiting. It is a very informative open-air museum where one can see and touch the dwellings of the various ethnic groups inhabiting Vietnam. Plunge into the local daily life and feel the country from within.

A truly fascinating museum! It is especially worth visiting if you are interested in costume history and history of Vietnam in general: these topics are tightly intertwined here. The exposition gives a complete understanding of a woman's role in society and culture. Many moments of the real life in Vietnam become clear. The highest floor of the museum located under the very roof often hosts art exhibitions.

This museum tells the whole story of the Mui Ne fishing village and the Vietnamese fish sauce. This is very informative and in addition, delicious! It is a nice stop for those fond of culture and, of course, pretty photographs.