Why visit Vietnam
Popular destinations
Vietnam is the official name of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. A multinational republic whose culture was formed under the influence of local tribes, neighboring countries and colonizers. As a result, today Vietnam is a modern country with a developed economy. Access to the China Sea and rich nature contribute to tourism – today Vietnam is one of the most popular destinations for lovers of exotic holidays.
Why go
Vietnam is famous for its paradise beaches, and people go there primarily for them. However, diving enthusiasts will also like this paradise. Diving here is one of the cheapest in the world, but at the same time it is well organized, and there are interesting dive sites, and you can dive throughout the year, just changing resorts. Those who like sightseeing holidays will appreciate the richness and preservation of historical monuments. There are medieval imperial citadels, French colonial quarters, and partisan catacombs from the Vietnam War. And the natural attractions of such a small country are striking in their grandiosity: the giant Mekong Delta, the largest cave in the world Sondong, the bay of 3000 Halong Islands. The local cuisine with a pleasant French accent will be an excellent seasoning for your vacation.
Capital
Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and one of the most interesting cities in Asia from a tourist point of view. Spacious, ancient, rich in sights and incredibly atmospheric, it definitely deserves attention Hanoi – a city that has absorbed monuments from different eras and generations. The most significant of them are concentrated in the center, within walking distance from the “Lake of the Returned Sword” Hoanquiem, from where acquaintance with the city most often begins. Wang Mieu Temple of Literature deserves special attention, built in 1070 in honor of Confucius and laid the foundation for the first Vietnamese university. Other testimonies of history include the Tower of Hanoi, the Royal Citadel, the Kinh Thien Tomb (part of the Forbidden Imperial City), the historic Old Quarter, where they sell silks, souvenirs, teas and exotic fruits. The capital of Vietnam has entertainment for all ages and tastes.
Cities and resorts
Nha Trang is the capital city of Khanh Hoa province in central Vietnam. This is the most popular beach resort in Vietnam. Tourists go here in order to combine an excellent beach holiday with a visit to a large number of restaurants, bars, cafes, nightclubs, discos, massage parlors and beauty salons. There are several diving centers, healing springs and mud. Nha Trang is not deprived of cultural and historical attractions, including the ancient Cham Towers, Long Son Pagoda, Monkey Island, and many temples. The range of hotels in Nha Trang is represented by the whole range of prices and comfort levels. Here everything is done and works for the sake of tourists with any level of income.
Phu Quoc Island is one of the most popular resorts in Vietnam. For many tourists who once visited the island, it has forever remained a paradise island. The beaches here are some of the most beautiful in Vietnam, and their length is impressive. In 2008, the island and its beaches were named the cleanest and most beautiful in the world. If you want to find yourself on a secluded beach, where there will be no one but you within sight, then even in the midst of the season you can find such a place here. Well, if you want to relax on a well-equipped popular beach with restaurants and cafes a stone’s throw from the water, there are plenty of such places here too. While relaxing on the island, you can go on an eco-tour to the jungle and mountains. You can rent a motorbike or mountain bike and explore the island on your own. Be sure to visit the farm and the pearl museum, because the second name of the island is “Pearl Island”. Phu Quoc is also one of the best places in all of Vietnam for diving.
Phan Thiet is a city in the south of Vietnam on the coast of the South China Sea, about 200 km from Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).
Mui Ne is a long resort area on the coast near Phan Thiet. Actually, when it comes to tourist Phan Thiet, it is the resort of Mui Ne that is meant, since tourists almost never stop in Phan Thiet itself. Mui Ne is one of the most popular, if not the most popular resort in Vietnam among Russian-speaking tourists. So popular that many local restaurants have a menu in Russian, there are signs in Russian on the streets, and tours are conducted in Russian. In one of the local cafes, you can even watch Russian films. The entire tourist area of Mui Ne Beach lies along the coast and the hotels here are located, with rare exceptions, right on the beach. Literally leaving the hotel, you will find yourself on a white sandy beach. The beach is shared here, and although it is conditionally divided between hotels, no one will forbid you to relax in any place you like. Leisure will be brightened up by many restaurants, bars, massage parlors, and in the vicinity there are several natural, historical and cultural attractions. And yet, Mui Ne is a Mecca for windsurfing, kiting and
