WHAT IT LIKE IN VIETNAM?

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Laky

It depends on so many aspects, for ex, your amount of money, your time, your hobbies ...
So, I will try to give the information in category:
- Beaches: Nha Trang, Phan Thiet, Da Nang (which has just been into the tourist plans so it's still fresh and natural), Hoi An, Quy Nhon (in Binh Dinh province - I recommend this as I have been here a lot. The food is delicous and reasonably priced. The beach is also fresh and nature. The people is friendly though you may face the advantages of newly tourism regions as the communication may be difficult.
- Highlands: Da Lat (good for relaxing coz the weather is nice and the temperature is cool, around 15 Celcius degree), Daklak (Buon Ma Thuot, I know that these names are horrible to pronounce :-)). But Daklak is quite hot or extremely hot in the summer. A lot of minority people live there, so you can see their life, ride elephants, hear traditional music.
- Culture: I would recommend Hue which used to be the capital of Vietnam long time ago. A really peaceful city, with lots of monuments and pagodas.
- Big cities for modern facilities, for shopping and enduring the traffic jam :-):
Ha Noi- the capital. Come to Ha Noi in the fall and see how cool and romantic a city may look like. Don't forget Sapa (also highlands and mountainous area), Ha Long Bay.
and Ho Chi Minh City- the biggest and busiest city in VN. Many people come to HCM to visit the War Remnants Museum, Unification palace, NotreDame Church.
Southward is the Mekong Delta region. Green. Rivers, lakes, ponds ...

However, it's better that you find the information from a tourist company like SaigonTourist or Viettravel ... and take the tour.

Merctech

Dalat very beautiful. Almost like a alpine forest. Cool at nights.
Nha Trang great beaches.
Phan Thiet another place for good beaches.
The whole central highlands.

Bobby Nguyen

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genius4sure

Go to the Mekong Deltas provinces.
Or you can head to the central provinces.
Da Nang is growing.
And you can visit Buon Me Thuot to ride the elephants.

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