Let’s talk about places to visit in Vietnam you’ll actually remember

Enjoy street food along Ta Hien Street, visit Hoan Kiem Lake, explore the Temple of Literature, and wander the Old Quarter.

Must-see sites include the former Imperial City of Hue, My Son Sanctuary, and the Ancient Town of Hoi An.

Especially from street vendors, try pho and fried egg coffee acompañado with banh mi, fresh spring rolls, and bun cha.

Yes. In Nha Trang, wellness centers and spa hotels in Hoi An are popular, as well as beachfront yoga resorts in Da Nang.

Most parts of Vietnam have mild temperatures and receive low amounts of rainfall from March to April and September to November.

Vietnam offers a multitude of adventure activities such as kaykakking in Ha Long Bay, motorbiking the Ha Giang Loop, trekking in Sapa, and caving in Phong Nha.

The ethnic minority villages of Sapa and the floating villages in the Mekong Delta are some worth visiting along with the rural areas in Mai Chau.

The largest celebration in Vietnam is the Tet Festival which is also called the Lunar New Year Celebration, and is followed by the Mid-Autumn Festival and other cultural celebrations.

Along with local dramas and V-pop music, Vietnamese pop culture also includes street fashion and active social media.

Silk scarves, bamboo products along with Vietnamese coffee, hand-painted lacquer ware and non la or conical hats are the most popular souvenirs from Vietnam.