What to see in Vietnam?

The capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, is a city of contrasts, where ancient pagodas are juxtaposed with modern skyscrapers. A stroll through the Old Quarter with its narrow streets and traditional market stalls is a must. Visit the Jade Mountain Temple on Hoan Kiem Lake and the mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, the leader of the Vietnamese revolution. On the outskirts of Hanoi is an open-air ethnographic museum showcasing traditional villages of different nationalities of Vietnam.

The former Saigon is the largest and fastest growing city in Vietnam. It has everything for active recreation and shopping: from entertainment centers to markets and boutiques. In the historical part of Ho Chi Minh City there are French colonial buildings, Notre Dame Cathedral and the central post office - the symbol of the city. Nearby is Benya Market, the largest in Vietnam.

Hoi An is the jewel of central Vietnam, preserving the architectural heritage of the 16th-19th centuries. The town is free of high-rise buildings, here you stroll along narrow streets among red brick and wooden houses. Hoi An has many cafes, restaurants, souvenir and clothing stores. In the evenings, residents and tourists launch lanterns into the sky, which creates a special atmosphere.

Thus, the cities of Vietnam are diverse and interesting. Everyone will find something to his liking here - and historical sights, and modern comfort, and picturesque nature.

Hue is the ancient imperial capital of Vietnam, located in the central part of the country.

The main attractions of the city are the complex of the Forbidden Purple City with temples and palaces of the Nguyen dynasty, the picturesque Citadel - the residence of Vietnamese emperors, as well as the nearby tombs of the last rulers of Vietnam. On the Huong River, which flows near Hue, one can take traditional boat trips to the imperial mausoleums.

Hue has preserved the atmosphere of past times and is the most important historical and cultural center of the country.

Nha Trang is a popular seaside resort in southern Vietnam, known for its white sand beaches such as Nha Trang, Wineperl and Bai Dai.

With its warm sea and developed infrastructure including hotels, restaurants and entertainment, Nha Trang attracts tourists all year round.

Here you can not only sunbathe and swim, but also engage in water sports - diving, surfing, catamaran rides.

Tropical climate and picturesque nature make Nha Trang a popular resort for beach vacation.

Dalat is a city in the south of Vietnam, located at an altitude of 1500 meters above sea level.

The climate here is mild and cool - the average temperature is about +18 degrees Celsius. That is why Dalat is called "the city of eternal spring". Because of the abundance of flowers it is also called "Little Paris".

The city has preserved the architecture of the French colonial era - mansions, villas, St. Nicholas Cathedral. One of the main attractions is Lake Suan Thien in the center of the city. There you can go boating and admire the reflection of mountains in the water.