Vietnam

Located 350km from Hanoi in the Northwest Vietnam, the heart of a beautiful valley about thirty kilometers from the Chinese border, Sapa is a former resort of the colonial era dating back from 1922. Surrounded by mountains that the French had nicknamed “Tonkin Alps”, Sapa is dominated by the Vietnam peak: Mount Fanxipan

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Renowned as the most royal city in Vietnam, Hue has enough charm to keep you staying as long as you can afford the time to visit

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Located in Central Vietnam, Danang has many strengths and tourism potential to develop thanks for its geographical location, average temperatures, history, economy and culture. In Vietnam’s tourism development plan, Danang, Quang Nam and Hue are three priority poles.

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Recognized as World Heritage site by UNESCO, peaceful Hoian ancient town is one of the most popular destinations in Vietnam satisfying travellers of all tastes and across the continents.

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Ho Chi Minh City, also named Saigon until 1975, is the largest city and the largest economic center of Vietnam

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With the underground city of Montreal (Canada) and the Wieliczka Salt Mines (Poland), the Cu Chi Tunnels have been designated by the World Geography Magazine as one of the 10 most spectacular monuments of the underworld

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Vietnamese, to talk about the country, we say “Đất nước Việt Nam” – “Vietnamese Earth and Water”, suggesting the major role of river and the delta in everyday life

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Are you planning a trip to (or within) Vietnam—or exploring Southeast Asia? This guide removes the guesswork: all 21 airports, airlines that serve them, updated routes, fare bands and quick picks for travellers from Europe, the US, Australia, Asia and beyond.

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For five-star resorts and crystal-clear water, choose Phu Quoc; for a lively coastal city with buzzing nightlife, pick Nha Trang; for windsurfing on a budget, head to Mui Ne; and for a remote, history-rich escape, Con Dao is unbeatable.

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