Ha Giang and Hoi An are among the most beautiful destinations in the world.

Time Out magazine said it surveyed its network of seasoned travel writers about the most beautiful destinations they had ever visited. The result is a list of impressive and diverse places that is sure to be a reliable guide for travelers. The magazine also regularly updates the list, ensuring that it not only includes well-known destinations, but also considers the impact of overtourism and highlights “hidden gems”. From giant glaciers and diverse beaches to ancient forests and lantern-lit cities, the 44 destinations Time Out recommends each have their own unique characteristics.

Ha Giang

Ranked 10th on the list, Ha Giang is one of the most popular destinations for tourists. Just by coming here once, tourists will truly understand why this place is so attractive. The winding mountain passes, the terraced fields, along with the cultural diversity of the ethnic minorities living together, all have created a unique Ha Giang.

One of the most prominent routes in Ha Giang is Ma Pi Leng Pass, which follows the cliffs with spectacular curves. And especially, from Tham Ma Slope in Ma Pi Leng Pass, tourists will have the opportunity to admire the panoramic beauty of the emerald green Nho Que River.

Ma Pi Leng Pass, Ha Giang.

Hoi An, Quang Nam

Colorful lanterns hanging all over the rows of yellow-walled, brown-roofed houses are a typical image of the ancient town on the poetic Hoai River. Located in Central Vietnam, life in Hoi An is always peaceful, slow and sweet. The interesting thing about living in this poetic little town is spending the morning sipping coffee and the afternoon cycling around the peaceful rice fields. Admiring the brightly lit lanterns, the flower lanterns floating gently on the Hoai River, leisurely cycling through the ancient town, or relaxing on the charming pristine beaches...

Colorful lanterns of Hoi An.

Releasing flower lanterns on Hoai River.

According to VTV

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