The famous tourist website Lonely Planet has just chosen 10 of the most beautiful places from north to south to bring visitors the most interesting natural experiences.
Ba Be has steep limestone mountains, many large valleys and surrounded by green forests is the ideal destination for tourists who love adventure and exploration. The waterfalls, caves, and lakes here create an interesting natural scene with more than 550 rare species of flora and fauna. Exploring Ba Be by boat or trekking or cycling through the forest will definitely give you a memorable experience, then take a break and recharge at homestays, guesthouses in the local Tay villages. Photo: Cao Anh Tuan
Hoang Lien Son is known as the Indochinese Alps (Tonkinese Alps) because of the rugged high mountains like Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam. From the winding mountains, terraced fields down the river valleys, visitors will find the hidden villages of Mong, Dao Do, Giay. Photo: Vnexpress
Ban Gioc is one of the most beautiful and famous waterfalls in Vietnam and the image of this landscape appears in countless guesthouses and inns for visitors. The stream of water flowing down from Quay Son creates Ban Gioc waterfall, marking the two sides of the border between Vietnam and China with impressive scenery. Visitors can visit the waterfall with bamboo raft, go close to the waterfall to feel the rushing water creating white foam. Photo: Xuan Truong
The landscape of Ha Long Bay with the combination of thousands of limestone mountains, peaceful blue sea water is the most attractive destination in Vietnam. With more than 2,000 large and small islands in Ha Long Bay for visitors to countless experiences from sightseeing to yachting activities, kayaking, mountain climbing, swimming, seaplane flying … If you want to avoid crowded spots, You can move across Lan Ha Bay to enjoy another peaceful and beautiful bay. Photo: Pixabay
Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park
With rolling hills and mountains covered by dense tropical forests and winding rivers between the canyons, Phong Nha – Ke Vang is one of the most beautiful national parks in Vietnam. The deeper and deeper you go into this area, the more you will discover the breathtaking beauty of this place and definitely choose to enter your travel itinerary. Especially, only a few visitors can discover wonders such as Son Doong cave, or play zipline, kayak in Dark Cave, or wander in Paradise cave … Photo: Oxalis
Outside of Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, Lonely Planet editorial team specially chose Son Doong as Vietnam’s natural wonder because it is the largest cave not only in Southeast Asia but also in the world. Son Doong is more than 5 km long, 200 m high and 150 m wide in many places. The cave is located in the limestone mountains of the Vietnam-Laos border, discovered by Ho Khanh, a local by accident when avoiding rain in 1991. Today, tourists must book a tour in advance with full physical condition, know how to swim … just discovered Son Doong in a 4-day journey. Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An
Thuy Son is the largest and most famous mountain in the Marble Mountains, together with the surrounding caves that form the center of ancient Hindu and Buddhist spiritual beliefs. Visitors can climb Thuy Son along 2 roads, of which the route is closer to the sea for a more beautiful landscape. To the top of the stairs on the mountain is the Tàng Chon cave, followed by Linh Ung Pagoda. Photo: danang.gov
Mui Ne (Phan Thiet) is a famous tourist destination with vast red and white sand dunes. Pink sand dunes and white sand dunes are two “specialties” here, attracting a lot of visitors to take pictures, experience sand skiing, terrain ride … The sand dunes here are shaped by nature. strange and changing from hour to hour. Photo: BlackAkaliko / Shutterstock
Surrounded by clear blue water and smooth white sand beaches, Phu Quoc is the ideal place for tourists to “live slowly”, enjoy cocktails, sunbathe and immerse themselves in the blue sea. If you are more adventurous, rent a motorbike and explore the dirt roads with less people. Photo: Khanh Tran
Sao Beach has a long, crescent-shaped stretch of fine white sand that embraces the clear blue water coast, just a few kilometers from An Thoi (the main port is north of Phu Quoc). Near Sao Beach, there are a number of coastal restaurants for visitors to rest, stroll the beach or participate in games under the sea before going up to enjoy seafood. Photo: phuquoc4u
Khánh Trần (theo Lonelyplanet)