10Dalat
Year-round cool weather and idyllic scenery of misty valleys, lush pine trees and colorful flowers are some of the reasons that
Dalat
was once used by Vietnamese emperors and French colonials as a summer
retreat. Today, this charming town in the South Central Highlands of
Vietnam is a popular destination for those looking for relief from the
heat. A walkable city, Dalat is a beautiful scene of French colonial
architecture and villas set amid picturesque landscapes.
See also:
Where to Stay in Dalat
9My Son
Located on the central coast of Vietnam near the Duy Phú village is the important archaeological site known as
My Son.
One of Southeast Asia’s most notable ancient sites, My Son was once a
significant center of religious Hindu ceremonies where the kings of the
Champa Kingdom built numerous temples devoted to the worship of the god,
Shiva, between the 4th and 14th centuries.
8Ho Chi Minh City
Lying along the Siagon River near the Mekong Delta in southern
Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City was formerly known as Saigon and served as the
capital of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Today,
Ho Chi Minh City
is the largest city of the reunified country, offering plenty of
reasons to visit, from its blend of historic and modern attractions to
vibrant shopping, dining and nightlife.
See also:
Where to Stay in Ho Chi Minh City
7Mekong Delta
Colorful floating markets, fruit orchards, rice paddies, sugar cane
groves, bird sanctuaries and quaint villages are all what draw many to
the
Mekong Delta
in southwestern Vietnam. Nicknamed “Vietnam’s Rice Basket,” the Mekong
Delta is an agricultural region made fertile by the maze of canals and
streams fed by the Mekong River. Stretching from the Gulf of Thailand to
Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta feeds more than a third of the
country from its rich plantations, orchards, rice paddies and fish
farms.
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