Vietnam’s hot springs offer the perfect setting to unwind, rejuvenate, and recharge. Photo: Thuy Hang
A recent feature on Booking, the online booking platform, showcases a selection of idyllic destinations in Vietnam for relaxation, health enhancement, and a temporary reprieve from extreme weather conditions.
Kim Boi Hot Springs
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Kim Boi Hot Springs nestled in Hoa Binh Province. Photo: Booking.com
Just 60 kilometers from Hanoi’s bustling center lies Kim Boi Hot Springs in the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh—an idyllic weekend getaway surrounded by lush nature.
This tranquil retreat invites you to immerse yourself in the healing waters renowned for their high bicarbonate content, offering detoxification and muscle relaxation. Beyond the springs, explore the breathtaking Mai Chau Valley, witness the majestic Go Lao Waterfall, and delve into the captivating culture of the Muong ethnic group.
Thanh Thuy Hot Springs
Thanh Thuy Hot Springs – A serene escape. Photo: Ohayo Onsen Wyndham Thanh Thuy
A hidden sanctuary, Thanh Thuy Hot Springs in Phu Tho Province, is a short drive from Hanoi. Surrounded by rolling hills and verdant landscapes, the warm waters here are infused with silica and essential minerals, promoting improved circulation and skin rejuvenation. Explore the historic Hung Kings Temple or sail along the picturesque Da River for a truly memorable experience.
Quang Hanh Hot Springs
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Experience Japanese-inspired onsen at Quang Hanh Hot Springs. Photo: Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh Resort & Spa
Quang Hanh Hot Springs, located 125 kilometers from Hanoi in Quang Ninh Province, offers a unique wellness resort experience. The mineral-rich waters, boasting bromine and sodium chloride, are particularly beneficial for skin health and stress relief. With iconic Ha Long Bay and the serene Yen Tu Mountain nearby, it’s an ideal getaway.
Thanh Tan Hot Springs
Adventure and relaxation blend at Thanh Tan Hot Springs. Photo: Alba Wellness Valley by Fusion
In the central city of Hue lies Thanh Tan Hot Springs, a destination that seamlessly blends relaxation and adventure. The mineral-rich thermal waters soothe tired muscles and enhance overall well-being. The nearby adventure park offers ziplining and water-based thrills. Explore the imperial city of Hue, cruise along the Perfume River, or visit the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda for a cultural journey.
Dak Nong Hot Springs
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Dak Nong Hot Springs – A tranquil escape. Photo: Booking.com
Dak Nong Hot Springs, nestled in the Central Highlands, offers a secluded and authentic experience. The geothermal waters provide a serene atmosphere for relaxation and rejuvenation. Known for their high sulfur content, these springs are believed to possess exceptional healing powers, especially for skin and joint ailments. Discover the majestic Dray Nur and Dray Sap waterfalls and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the M’nong ethnic community.
Binh Chau Mineral Hot Springs
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Rejuvenate at Binh Chau Mineral Hot Springs. Photo: Booking.com
Binh Chau Mineral Hot Springs, located in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau, is a renowned spa destination. With thermal waters exceeding 80 degrees Celsius, it offers a range of indulgent experiences, from thermal pools to therapeutic mud baths and spa treatments. Explore Ho Coc Beach, trek up Minh Dam Mountain, and savor the charms of the Long Hai fishing village for a well-rounded getaway.
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