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10 Most Amazing Landscapes in Vietnam
Home to an extensive collection of historical and cultural attractions, Vietnam is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating countries in Southeast Asia. Nature enthusiasts can also find plenty of sightseeing opportunities throughout their holiday, ranging from pristine beaches and untouched islets to towering mountains and tropical forests housing thousands of rare wildlife species. There’s even a Sahara-like desert landscape where you can enjoy thrilling activities such as sandboarding and quad biking. For those looking to experience the local lifestyle, Vietnam has hill-tribes and rice farmers along the north mountain ranges, while fisherman villages are scattered throughout the middle and southern regions of the country. We’ve compiled a list of the 10 most amazing landscapes in Vietnam, each of which offer truly unique photo opportunities and experiences for the adventurous at heart.
Vietnamese Vaccines
From completely depending on imported vaccines, now Vietnam has four vaccine factories with modern machines and technology reaching international standards, equivalent to those of other countries in the region and the world.
Unique Specialties for Tet
For a long time, when the Lunar New Year (or Tet as it is called in Vietnam) arrives, the Vietnamese people often purchase delicious specialties to worship their ancestors with first, then share among their family members to enjoy during the holidays. The custom has become a tradition which shows the Vietnamese refined eating and entertaining lifestyle, and also reflects a cultural feature unique to each region of the country.
The Epic of Hoang Sa Flotilla
Since long ago, the island district of Ly Son (Quang Ngai Province) has preserved a historical story about the militia heroes of the Hoang Sa Flotilla in the Nguyen Dynasty who rowed boats to Hoang Sa Archipelago (Paracel), ready to plant sovereign landmarks and defend the islands of the motherland.
True and Lively Religious Life
In 2014, Vietnam was elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council with the most number of votes (184/192 votes). This shows the international community’s recognition of the efforts and achievements of Vietnam in ensuring people’s rights in all areas, including religion. The daily life in Bui Chu, Ea Tul, Tra Vinh and other parts of Vietnam are true evidence of this recognition.
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