Mist is covering Ba Na-Nui Chua Resort at this time of the year, creating an atmosphere of mystery and a scene straight out of a book. The site is located in Hoa Vang District, some 40 km from Da Nang City to the west.
Located to the east of Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Thuan is a coastal province that attracts tourists for the imposing landscapes. The mountains lie from west to east and reach the beautiful beaches.
Dai Lanh Cape in central Phu Yen Province offers visitors a very peaceful and untouched beach and a historic lighthouse. Dai Lanh is also known as Dien Cape, Nay Cape or Ba Cape. It is a branch of Truong Son Mountain Range that reaches out to the East Sea. The cape was found by a French solider named Varella, therefore it is also known by his name.
Doc Let Beach is considered one of Khanh Hoa Province’s most spectacular and pristine un-spoilt beaches. Located in Ninh Hai Village, Ninh Hoa District, it is well known for untouched beauty with a safe swimming site.
Dazzling white silk bands shimmered through a break in dense forests and mountains. The arresting sight quickened our pulses. We were already feeling the ‘buzz’ at this point.
Located in the east of Ba Vi Mountain Range in Ha Tay District in Hanoi, Thien Son-Suoi Nga (Son Mountain-Nga River) is famous for splendid sceneries with silver-carpet-like waterfalls and misty, dense forests on the mountain slopes.
Cua Dai (Great Gate) in Quang Nam Province is an estuary where three rivers, the Thu Bon, Truong Giang and De Vong converge before running into the East Sea. It is alos the palace where the local people go fishing with a rotated net, locally called Ro cho.
Bai Tru Beach on Hon Tre Islet in Nha Trang City is one of the nicest beaches in Vietnam – a tropical paradise for tourists to enjoy.
The hidden beauty of Suoi Giang offers rich potentials for ecotourism, leisure and entertainment and cultural tourism. Tourists will be charmed by drifting clouds, pleasant climate, sweet taste of the Shan tea, in addition to the sounds of flutes, lip harps, love songs by local youths.
Duyen Hai is a coastal district in the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh, where the Mekong River meets the East Sea. From Tra Vinh take National Road 53 east to get to Duyen Hai. The first place of interest there is Ba Dong Beach in Truong Long Hoa Commune. Ba Dong has giant sand dunes, formed by the action of the river and the ocean.