VIETNAM
Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia and is famous for its traditional values, different types of food, busy urban areas as well as its natural beauties. Having endured a drastic change in the past few decades, the country has become a popular tourist magnet by the unique combination of its history, culture and modern attractions it offers.
Vietnam
tourism
In the last couple of decades, Vietnam has become a popular travel destination as it has numerous natural attractions combined with rich culture, nice cuisine, and hospitable people. The country offers a variety of tourist attractions as the areas are full of historical places and cultural sites, as well as beautiful beaches, mountains, and countryside.
Ha Long Bay is one of the popular tourist attractions in Vietnam. There are thousands of limestone islands and islets all over the bay which rises out of the Gulf of Tonkin. The bay itself is a favorite spot for cruising, kayaking or exploring the caves and grottos.
Besides, Hoi An – a picturesque ancient town covering the eyes and hearts of many travelers in central Vietnam is the home place of several ancient monumental relics, stunning lanterns, and mouth-watering culinary offerings. Tourists can walk around the town’s narrow streets, colorful markets and ancient temples and taste the local food such as cao lau noodles or banh mi sandwiches.
Moreover, Vietnam offers several other attractions quite including the Cu Chi Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi’s Temple of Literature, the Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam, and the northern highland province of Sapa. There are also opportunites for outdoor activities such as trekking, cycling and engaging in water sports in different regions of the country.
The tourism in Vietnam in the past few years has been on the world map and the government has been pouring a lot of resources in the construction of infrastructure as well as development of tourism aiming to attract more tourists to the region. Budget travelers can choose from a wide range of cheap hostels and guest houses while high end travelers can pick from the range of hotels and resorts available.
To conclude, Vietnam’s stunning landscapes, culture, food and friendliness of its people have all contributed to making it an interesting place for tourists to visit. There is so much for every type of traveler from history buffs to culture lovers to nature and adventure enthusiasts in Vietnam.
Vietnam
CULTURE
Vietnam has a rich and multifaceted culture which is a result of its long geography and proximity with other nations in the region specifically China, Cambodia and Thailand. Vietnamese culture appreciates a lot the family, the socio-cultural values and traditions. The national costume is similar to the Chinese ‘cheongsam’ in that it is an ‘Ao Dai’, a type of blouse worn above trousers. The ao dai is the garment that depicts the beauty and grace of the Vietnamese people.
Vietnam
Cities
Vietnamese language cites remarkable examples of the evolution of a rich diverse culture. Vietnamese social relations are based on clan dominance with the headman being the most senior member of the clan. The city’s economic base is heavy industry as well as more focused operations such as electronics, chemical and textile.
Before becoming the independent and beautiful Ho Chi Minh City, the place was called: Saigon, the largest city of Vietnam and the center of the country’s economy. The city is filled with commercial activities which include many shopping malls, tall buildings, and shrines like the Cu Chi tunnel and the War Remnants Museum.
Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital city, is respected for its admirable history, gorgeous lakes and French-style buildings. Many places of adoration are located at the city including Ho Chi Minh’s temple, Literature temple, and the old town.
Located in the middle of Vietnam, Danang is a beautiful coastal city which is popular for its stunning beaches as well as breathtaking bridges. In addition, the city is full of cultural areas and features such as the Space of Vietnam – Tour to the Golden Valley, Marble mountains and Cham Sculpture Museum.