The section of “Places of Interest” is the synthesis of all popular tourist attractions and some off beaten tracks places as well. This part will be always updated to introduce travelers around the world to the newly emerging spots in the five countries of Southeast Asia Mainland. It will give you the overview of each destination arising in your mind, which helps you to see whether it allures you or not. And to have the closer look at these things, let’s click on the area that you are interested in exploring.
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According to the Huffington Post, Son Doong is regarded as “One of the most attractive destinations for international tourists in the next 20 years”
The city named after the river My Tho is a traditional entry point of Mekong Delta located 70km southwest of Saigon
Tra Que is a little charming village named after the sweet scented vegetables that spice up the everyday meals of the Hoian people.
Tay Ninh is a province in southeastern Vietnam, 99km from Ho Chi Minh city. With 240km of border with Cambodia, Tay Ninh is a major gateway to the southwest of the country. The mount Ba Den, Dau Tieng reservoir in Lo Go – Xa Mat national park, the Cao Dai Temple, the ancient tower Binh Thanh and other historical relics of the Vietnamese Revolution are famous tourist attractions
Recognized by UNESCO as a world natural heritage and placed in the list of seven wonders of the world, Halong Bay is known for its beautiful beaches and beautiful scenery as well as historic relics. It is an essential destination for foreign tourists.
Well-known for charming mountainous landscape, Quang Binh is now attracting more tourists both domestic and overseas
Ha Tien town in Kien Giang Province is a popular tourist site of the region thanks to its beautiful beaches and landscapes.
Hai Phong, municipality directly under the central government, is the third most populous city in Vietnam after Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Cat Ba is the largest island of the homonymous archipelago of about 370 small islands well-known for its beaches and karst landforms that shelter the last Yellow-headed langurs, a rare species of primate in the world and endemic to the island
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