Attractions in Vietnam (1081)
Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa
14 Recommendations: 14 Favorable,
Where is Nha Trang Beach, Nha Trang? Nha Trang is located Khanh Hoa province, right in the heart of Vietnam's "Beach Coast", 442km north of HCMC and 525km south of Danang. When to visit Nha Trang Beach, Nha Trang? April to June is the best time to visit the beaches and islands around Nha Trang. This coincides with the best beach weather. How to get to Nha Trang Beach, Nha Trang? By Air Vietnam Airlines flies daily to/from HCMC (Tan Son Nhat), Danang and Cam Ranh Airport. Cam Ranh is 35km north of Nha Trang. Return ticket prices, before taxes and charges, cost approximately VND 1,476,000 (US$82.93) from Hanoi and VND 619,000 (US$34.78) from both HCMC and Danang. A taxi from Cam Ranh Airport into Nha Trang should not cost more than VND 275,000 (US$15.45). There is an airport shuttle service which costs approximately VND 70,000 (US$3.95) per person. By Rail Nha Trang is served by both express and non-express trains. Tickets for the 12 hour journey from Hue start at approximately VND 280,000 (US$15.75). Tickets for the 10 hour journey from Danang start at approximately VND 238,000 (US$13.37). Tickets for the 8 hour journey from HCMC start at approximately VND 170,000 (US$9.55). By Road Not recommended, unless you live in Vietnam and have the time to spare.
Reviewed by Shane Wall (Võ Văn Sanh)
Updated 770 days ago
Temple of Literature
12 Recommendations: 12 Favorable,
This place is used as the first university of Vietnam centuries ago. A place of culture and peace. Every year, before the university entrance examination held in Vietnam in July, students come to Quoc Tu Giam (temple of Literature) to pray for luck and touch the head of tortoise statue for luck
Reviewed by Lillie
Updated 711 days ago
Hoi An, Quang Nam
9 Recommendations: 9 Favorable,
Welcome to Hoi An Ancient Town. Hoi An is an ideal place for travelers because of its unique beauty. Calm and peaceful river branches in slowly flown water, immense white sand beaches, rising to a coastal village afar. Everything is right in visitors’ vision. Hoi An is most graceful when lanterns are lighted along old streets.Upon the sunset, hundreds of silk lanterns emit light which are sufficient enough for visitors’ walking on sidewalks. Here and there in the street corners or on the sidewalks sat old-aged women by their food-selling bamboo frames whose baskets containe food and are surrounded by clients eating and talking excitedly. Visitors can obtain a fantastic relaxation while walking on Hoi An streets by night. Hoi An has been preserving cultural values which fascinate visitors to come, to explore and discover. All the things in town has been waiting for visitors’footsteps, even once.
Reviewed by Nguyen Duy Khanh
Updated 843 days ago
War Remnants Museum
8 Recommendations: 8 Favorable,
War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City is one of the best museums in town where in you can have a glimpse of what happened during the war. The photos taken during the war were moving and show how difficult and the life then. They have also a collection of planes used in the war, bombs, and guns.
Reviewed by Amiel Pascual
Updated 806 days ago
Ben Thanh Market
7 Recommendations: 7 Favorable,
It's an ancient market of Ho Chi Minh city in particularly and Viet Nam in generally, Where you should visit while travelling to Ho Chi Minh city Viet nam, You can buy some things like foods, handicaft, shoes, clothes are made in Vietnam. But you don't forget to negotiate the prices! Any way have a good trip to Viet Nam
Reviewed by DuyPhuong
Updated 665 days ago
Museum of Ethnology
7 Recommendations: 7 Favorable,
It is very nice place for tourists to see. Especially for the tourists plan to do a trip to the north - west and north - east of Hanoi. It is one of the place you will see in our City tour program.
Reviewed by Vktour - Vietnam
Updated 814 days ago
Lăng Chủ Tịch Hồ Chí Minh
7 Recommendations: 6 Favorable, 1 Critical
This is the Uncle Ho's Mausoleum. Everyday I pass by this place to go to work. Looking at the flag in the wind, looking at the shape of building I always imagine my Uncle Ho is beside me. Entering this, you should find him in the glass box, look like he still alive. You also experience a lot of things about Vietnamese history and Ho Chi Minh's life.
Reviewed by Pham Mai Lan
Updated 727 days ago
Suoi Tien Park
6 Recommendations: 6 Favorable,
Welcome every body to Suoi Tien Park. Suoi Tien is one of the most beautiful national parks in Ho Chi Minh city. There are a lot of people come and explore this place every day. There are many attractive activities. Such as: swimming in the artificial oceans, Crocodile-fishing, Boat-rowing, Photograph-taking, Gliding, 18th stories of Hell, etc. Let's explore this place.
Reviewed by Nguyen Duy Khanh
Updated 843 days ago
Ho Chi Minh-Mausoleum
5 Recommendations: 5 Favorable,
At this square, at around 11am on 2 September 1945, a frail, gray-haired, wispy-bearded old man with a head seemingly too big for his neck, climbed onto a rickety wooden platform and paraphrased the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America to preface his proclamation of the newborn independence of Vietnam. Known by a bewildering number of noms de guerre, he was Ho Chi Minh. He's been living or "resting" hereabouts ever since. THIS is arguably the most hallowed ground in all of Vietnam. While devout Muslims try to undertake the Hajj at least once in their lifetimes, if able to, this Soviet-style architectural monstrosity is an equally powerful attraction for the Vietnamese people. Treat the place with respect, it is, after all, a grave ... although the old man actually gave instructions to be cremated!
Reviewed by Shane Wall (Võ Văn Sanh)
Updated 813 days ago
Ho Chi Minh City
5 Recommendations: 5 Favorable,
Variously described as the "Paris of the East" for its many broad, tree-lined boulevards, or a grimy metropolis grinding out wealth, Saigon (as it is still called by virtually everybody ... except in official documents), is nothing if not a fascinating city. It is perhaps the only destination in Vietnam that really can offer "something for everybody", be it history, culture, nightlife, music & the arts, etc. A definite "must see" on any Vietnam tour.
Reviewed by Shane Wall (Võ Văn Sanh)
Updated 815 days ago
