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Vietnam Attractions

From dynamic period to war time, Vietnam has centuries-deep history full of enriching and thrilling world-renowned attractions, influenced by Buddhism and Western culture in the sustainable development. Also due to the distinctive landform and historical deposition, the country abounds with beautiful natural landscapes and prominent human heritages as well as tranquil village life that attract tourists’ eyes.

: Temple of Literature; The oldest university in Vietnam, a best-preserved temple of Confucius in Hanoi

: Tomb of Tu Duc; One of the most beautiful works of royal architecture of the Nguyen dynasty

: Hoi An Ancient Town; A world heritage to display Vietnamese and colonial architectures and to explore the ancient sites of Champa Kingdom.

: Thien Mu Pagoda; One of the oldest and prettiest religious buildings in the country

: Halong Bay; A dramatic fairyland in for Vietnam boating tour, featuring spectacular limestone formations rising out of verdurous waters.

: One Pillar Pagoda; A historic Buddhist temple in Hanoi, one of Vietnam's two most iconic temples.

: Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park; A UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for the world's two largest karst regions and the ecosystem of limestone forest.

: Phong Nha Cave; The largest and most beautiful famous cave in Vietnam with a history of approximately 250 million years.

: Tran Quoc Pagoda; One of Vietnam's oldest pagodas, known for sunset view with harmonious architecture on the water.

: Quan Thanh Temple; A Taoist temple in Hanoi, used for celebration, worship and praying for health, luck and happiness.

: Khai Dinh Tomb; The symptomatic of the decline of Vietnamese culture during the colonial era, with Vietnamese and European elements.

: Imperial City; A walled fortress and palace in the former capital of Vietnam, also called Kinh Thanh.

: Minh Mang Tomb; One of Hue's Royal Tombs, famous for its architecture which harmoniously blends into the natural surroundings.

: My Son; Vietnam’s most significant sit of the ancient kingdom of Champa, a UNESCO World Heritage site