6 Vietnam destinations suggested by British newspaper

6 destinations in Vietnam suggested by British newspapers are based on little-known criteria but have many experiences, rich cuisine , and pristine natural landscapes such as terraced fields or deserted beaches.

Mu Cang Chai - Yen Bai

More than 300 km north of Hanoi , Mu Cang Chai terraced fields in the ripe rice season leave a strong impression on visitors from afar with the unique colors of the Northwest mountains and hills. The golden rice fields stretch as far as the eye can see, interspersed with the green of the forest trees, creating a unique and rare beauty.

This northwestern highland district not only has an attractive ripe rice season but also hot mineral spring bathing spots, markets, festivals and many specialties.

In the photo is a view of a valley in Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai during the rice harvest season. Photo: Giang Huy

Bai Tu Long Bay - Quang Ninh

Bai Tu Long Bay is nearly 160 km2 wide with hundreds of large and small islands of pristine beauty and a system of beautiful, mysterious caves. Bai Tu Long National Park was established in 2001 with 6,125 hectares of floating islands and 9,658 hectares of sea surface, becoming the 38th ASEAN Heritage Park in 2017.

An easy option is a 5-star cruise tour - overnight on the bay - visiting the fishing village. Currently, visitors do not have to pay a fee to visit Bai Tu Long Bay. Visitors participating in the tour only pay for boat tickets and port service fees. The cost of a combined boat is from 150,000 - 250,000 VND/person. There are many itineraries for visitors to choose from, depending on the places they want to visit.

The British newspaper commented that Phong Nha is a paradise for nature lovers and cave explorers. Visitors can admire Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO heritage site, visit the world's largest cave, relax on a boat along the Son River or experience mountain climbing, cycling and local culture.

Tourists should avoid the rainy season from October to December. Photo: Sovaba Travel

Quy Nhon is a coastal city of Binh Dinh province, located in the South Central Coast region, 1,065 km from Hanoi and 650 km from Ho Chi Minh City. The city is nestled between the sea on one side and the mountains on the other, with long, winding, poetic beaches, fine golden sand and clear blue water.

Quy Nhon is famous for its fresh seafood, ideal for a peaceful vacation. In addition, visitors can visit ancient Cham towers such as the Twin Towers and the Banh It Tower, which date back to the 11th century. Photo: Nguyen Phuoc Hoai

Phan Thiet is about 210 km from Ho Chi Minh City, a suitable destination for short breaks, especially on weekends, with a relaxing atmosphere and fresh seafood. Here, visitors can visit Mui Ne fishing village to learn about the life of fishermen, visit sand dunes and experience sand sports activities.

Tourists can visit Phan Thiet all year round, each season has its own beauty. The most ideal time is from April to August, when the sea water is clear, the weather is sunny, suitable for swimming and relaxing. From August to December, the sea has bigger waves, suitable for those who love surfing and adventure sports. In December, it may rain, tourists should prepare umbrellas if they plan to move outdoors. Photo: Huy Thoai

Da Lat is the capital of Lam Dong province, located on the Lam Vien plateau at an altitude of 1,500 m above sea level. About 300 km from Ho Chi Minh City and with a cool climate all year round, Da Lat is an ideal resort, helping visitors escape the heat of the Southern region.

October to December is the dry and cold season in Da Lat. Visitors coming during this time will have the opportunity to see the wild sunflowers blooming brightly yellow, the pink grass hills shimmering in the morning mist or the scene of clouds covering the hills in the suburbs. Photo: Van Phu

According to vnexpress.net

Source: https://baohanam.com.vn/du-lich/6-diem-den-viet-nam-duoc-bao-anh-goi-y-165366.html