Places to discover

Best places to visit in Vietnam

Vietnam will surprise you with all the different sides that it offers to all those lucky enough to step foot there. It's difficult to decide on which sites to visit as the big country has so many unexpected resources but the advice of travellers from Evaneos Travel will help you to determine what you want and to create a trip which is even better than you expected. 

Certainly, Ha Long Bay is the most famous tourist attraction in Vietnam, but the countryside around Phong Nha Ke Bang or even the historic city of Hue are also jewels of Vietnam. 

One thing is certain, the smile of the Vietnamese people will accompany you everywhere you go and the people you meet during your trip will give you a warm welcome. Sharing moments with people of ethnic minorities will remain an unforgettable experience full of authenticity.

If you like dynamic cities, you'll enjoy the capital Hanoi and the modern city of Saigon. Culturally rich, these lively cities will allow you to observe the expansion of the country and to immerse yourself in the history of Vietnam so as to better understand its inhabitants and the transformation now. 

Those who love nature will be overwhelmed... Between the majestic mountains of the North of the country and the several national parks, flora and fauna have the place of honour in Vietnam. By motorbike or by foot, exploring these landscapes untouched by civilisation is a delight. Paddy fields change colour according to the season and are a natural beauty that you can only love to admire. 

If you want to run aground on an island, eat fresh fish and enjoy the calm: the tourist island of Phu Quoc or the wild islands of Cham are worth the journey and offer a change of scene.

Hội An is a city lying on the banks of the Thu Bồn River in central Vietnam. Its historic old town area is famous for its unique architecture.
Ha Long is a town in northern Vietnam, famous for a stunning bay that opens onto the Gulf of Tonkin.
Tonlé Sap is South East Asia's largest lake and a real lifeblood for local Cambodians. as it provides food for almost the entire population in the surrounding area. 
About 100 km from Ho Chi Minh, Tay Ninh is the centre of an interesting religion called Cao Daism.
Lake Ba Be is an incredible natural site, while the lush landscapes that surround it gives the lake a charming, wild edge. A calm, revitalising location, far from the hustle and bustle of the cities, Ba Be has retained its authenticity.
Hoa Lu is 8 km from Ninh Binh and in the heart of what is known as Ha Long on Land. Breathtaking scenery which you must discover.
Off the classic tourist trail, Bai Tu Long Bay is an extension of Ha Long Bay.
Meo Vac is a small town in the north of Vietnam. The beauty of the valley, surrounded by limestone mountains, is breathtaking.
Phong Nha Ke Bang, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is worth the trip! I really fell in love with the beauty and feeling of total escape I had in this national park.
Y Linh Ho, a breathtaking panoramic view over the terraced rice fields of the black Hmongs.
Lak Lake is a lake in the Dak Lak region, close to Buôn Ma Thuột, in central Vietnam's High Plateaus.
Phú Quốc is an island paradise located off the coast of South Vietnam.
The Mekong Delta is the area in South Vietnam where the Mekong River forms a multitude of islands before finally flowing into the South China Sea. 
Bac Ha is a village in northern Vietnam, a quiet and peaceful village except on Sunday mornings, which is market day, attracting all the ethnic minorities to the area.
The mysterious 'terrestrial Ha Long Bay'.
In the north of the country, Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam.
This city is a fascinatingly diverse place. You quickly find yourself charmed by Its walled Imperial City, its inhabitants, its food and the presence of the Perfume River.
Vinh Long is the capital of the province that bears its name, situated in the Mékong Delta, in southern Vietnam.
Kuang Si Waterfall is the most visited and the most impressive waterfall of Laos. Situated near Luang Prabang, it is an essential part of any trip to Laos. 
Cat Ba Island, a paradox in Ha Long Bay, where modern development meets wildlife conservation.