Top 5 things to do in Vietnam

Vietnam has been known for a long time for its gorgeous natural beauty with many magnificence sightseeing, friendly people as well as the diversity of authentic cuisine, it gradually has become one of the important destinations that people should not be missed when travelling to South-east Asia. Here are some tips of things to do and see when visiting this beautiful country:

1.Must go to the beach!

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Vietnam has a really long beach across from the North to the South and some of them even on the list of top 10 of beautiful beaches on planet. Nha Trang, Danang and Hoi An all have superb beaches that you don’t want to miss it, you can have some relaxing time lying down on the sand and reading some books under the palm tree but in the evening, spending your time with your friends at some restaurants or bars beside the sea. Not only that, boat trip also always available to who want to explore the coral reef and discover nearby islands or some sightseeing. Head to Mui Ne, Phan Thiet if you want to go surfing and whatever your budgets are, there will be a resort suitable with your pocket. And do not worry about the meals, there are variety of local food with cheap prices that will not disappoint you, do not forget to try fresh seafood in some vendor restaurants. So just remember don’t miss the beaches when travelling to Vietnam, it will definitely worth your experience.

2. Get to Sapa

Located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, Sapa is one of the most spectacular places that will make you speechless with its landscape, attractive caves, rice terraces, colorful brocades as well as the cultural diversity of minority people. Sapa is tourist hotspot now so do not be surprised when you meet a minority child speaking English very fluency. You can spend some time walking in the centre of the town, enjoy some barbeque and discover the French architecture of some sightseeing here. Do not forget to visit some village such as Cat Cat Village or Ta Phin Village where you can see local people’s daily life, one of the best things to do is taking a herbal bath – a specialty medicinal bath by Red Dao people ethnic minority, you will absolutely feel relax and let go of tiredness spending some time in the local people’s bathtub. Many homestay are also available now for tourists who want to have more experience on ethnic people’s lives. This town is a must go place when you have a chance visiting Vietnam.
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