Thanks to its variety of stunning beaches, historic sites, mountain hikes, and delicious food, the country attracts travelers from all around the globe. One great experience for many tourists is exploring the Central Highlands region, where they can chase waterfalls and sample coffee. The region is famous for its coffee culture, and visitors can enjoy guided tours of lush coffee plantations and even learn how to make their own Vietnamese-style coffee. Additionally, mystical waterfalls like Dray Nur and Dray Sap create a breathtaking scenery with their lush greenery and cascading water. Swimming may not be allowed, but the view alone is worth the visit.
Another must-visit destination is Chau Doc city in the Mekong Delta region, also known as “the kingdom of fish sauce”. Located near the Cambodian border, Chau Doc is home to diverse communities such as Chinese, Cham, and Khmer, which is reflected in its architecture and cuisine. Visitors can explore sacred sites like the Hang Pagoda or Ba Chuc Tomb, or immerse themselves in nature at the Tra Su Bird Sanctuary. The floating market in Chau Doc is a popular attraction, offering unique culinary adventures with its wide variety of fish harvested from the river.
For those seeking natural wonders, the southcentral region is a hidden gem with its rich traditions, warm hospitality, and diverse landscapes. Lang Co, nestled between the imperial city of Hue and Da Nang, is an ideal place to discover pristine fishing villages, national parks, white-sand beaches, and turquoise bays. Another must-visit is Bach Ma National Park, a treasure trove of natural wonders. With awe-inspiring views, towering waterfalls measuring nearly 300m in height, and a remarkable array of flora and fauna, the park is a paradise for nature lovers.
With its stunning attractions and diverse experiences, this country offers something for every traveler. Whether you’re a coffee lover, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking cultural immersion, this destination has it all.
Vam Sat Eco-Tourist Site
Surrounded by rivers, Vam Sat Mangrove Forest Eco-Tourist Site in the Can Gio Biosphere Reserve has the most beautiful forests. It has been recognized by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) as one of the world’s eco-tourist sites with sustainable development in Vietnam.
Vit Co Xanh Eco-Tourism Area
Visiting Vit Co Xanh Eco-Tourism Area in Cu Yen Commune, Luong Son District, Hoa Binh Province, 45km from Hanoi, tourists will have a wonderful time of total relaxation in a peaceful green space and learn about the cultural features of the Muong ethnic people.
Trung Nguyen Coffee Village
To get to where the story of Vietnamese coffee began, and to trace the nation’s spectacular rise as a major world coffee exporter, a visit to Trung Nguyen Coffee Village is a must.
Cultural preservation of time-honoured coastal villages
For centuries, the customs and practices of fishermen have denoted the traditional cultural characteristics of coastal regions. However, under recent pressure from the developing economy, these traditional cultural features are facing a number of challenges. Here’s a story from the central province of Quang Nam.
Puppie cafes thriving in Central Highlands
A visit to the Central Highlands region of Vietnam offers plenty of incredible tourist experiences, including drinking fresh coffee in the hills and playing with cute puppies.
