(TITC) - Escape - Australian Magazine shared a post introducing 9 best things to do in Vietnam. The magazine praised Vietnam as a vibrant, diverse and rapidly developing country, making it a very suitable destination for Australian tourists.
Cruise Ha Long Bay
A cruise lasting about 6 hours on Ha Long Bay is an ideal experience when you first arrive in Vietnam. This is a trip that introduces you to a land of amazingly beautiful nature with limestone karsts, beautiful turquoise water and countless interesting activities such as swimming at Ti Top island, rafting, and kayaking...
Foreign visitors enjoy activities on Ha Long Bay (Photo: Collection)
Visit Cu Chi Tunnels
Cu Chi tunnels are evidence of a period in Vietnam's history in fighting to unify the country. The tunnels are home to a variety of traps, tunnels, and underground bases that serve everything from uniform production to kitchens.
Cu Chi Tunnels (Photo: TITC)
Explore Ho Chi Minh City on two wheels
Motorbikes are an interesting means of transportation, suitable for a trip around Ho Chi Minh City because visitors can get on and off at any point in the journey. Not-to-be-missed stops in Ho Chi Minh City are Ho Thi Ky flower market, Ba Thien Hau Pagoda, Notre Dame Cathedral…
Enjoy a water puppet show at the Golden Dragon Theatre in Ho Chi Minh City
Visitors will enjoy a traditional orchestra, along with stories that reflect legends in rural Vietnam with impressive performances. Complex water puppets demonstrate the incredible dexterity of the operators, creating a mysterious stage. Besides Ho Chi Minh City, visitors can enjoy the show throughout the bigger towns and cities.
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Eat up in Ha Noi
Just rent a motorbike on the streets of the capital and you will be taken to restaurants and introduced to many delicious dishes that if you go alone, you may not know how to find. So, the suggestion here is to book a street food tour in Ha Noi that will take you to enjoy up to 10 different dishes.
Banh mi (Photo: Vinpearl)
Walk the ocean floor in Nha Trang
Nha Trang is a coastal city in the Central region that should be included in your Vietnam travel itinerary. According to Escape, Tran Phu Street and Dai Beach are two beautiful, paradise-like beaches for diving enthusiasts. However, if you do not have professional diving skills, you can still see the seabed, corals and all kinds of lively creatures with an undersea walking tour.
Shop, cook and eat at a floating market
One of the largest floating markets in the Mekong Delta, Cai Rang is only about 6 km from Can Tho city centre. This is place people trade and exchange goods and agricultural products and is also an attractive destination for tourists. Go early and you will enjoy the difference and even eat many delicious dishes right on the boat.
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Trek the hills of Sa Pa
The hiking trails and rice terraces of the Northwest offer some of the most impressive experiences on the planet. In addition to the enchanting natural beauty and unique local culture, the Mong, Tay and Dao ethnic cuisines all have their own charm. And Sa Pa is the ideal destination to enjoy the above things, especially when tourists stay at a homestay here for a few days.
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Quang Phu Cau incense village, Ha Noi
According to Escape, while visitors in Ha Noi, grab a chance to get on a tour experiencing the Quang Phu Cau incense village, an hour out of town. Here, visitors will see people making incense, dyeing it crimson and displaying it beautifully, making everyone want to take commemorative photos.
Then go back to the capital, find one of the café with the brilliant view of the Train Street with a cup of egg coffee, freeing your mind to the flow of locals.
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