Nin Binh
Ninh Binh is a playground for adventurers, and an oasis for nature lovers. Vietnam's first capital was established here, and today the area is a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site, full of mossy pagodas, striking limestone karsts, and surreal landscapes.

Hanoi: Exploring A Thousand Year Old Vietnam
Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is known for its centuries-old architecture and a rich culture with Southeast Asian, Chinese and French influencesHanoi is Vietnam's art capital. The elegant Fine Arts Museum houses the country's foremost collection, such as ancient Cham artifacts and impressionist pieces. For something more contemporary, head for Manzi or the Vietnam Art Gallery

Looking for bargain souvenirs and food stalls? It's just around Hanoi Old Quarter, check it out!
The Old Quarter in Hanoi is an intriguing neighbourhood, home to a mix of Vietnamese architecture, green spaces, ancient shops and fresh-as-it-gets street food — all of it easily explored on foot.The Old Quarter’s narrow streets are packed with family-owned shops selling silks, stuffed toys, artwork, embroidery, food, coffee, watches, and silk ties. There are plenty of great bargains to be had in the Old Quarter: you simply need to haggle the price down

Experience the peaceful beauty in the vibrant and crowded city of Vietnam at Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoan Kiem Lake Hanoi also known as “Sword Lake,” is a freshwater lake in the center of Hanoi. It is famous for its peaceful beauty, its cultural as well as historical values. Located right in the center of the capital of Vietnam, Hoan Kiem Lake Hanoi is famous for its peaceful beauty, its cultural as well as historical values. Many beautiful words are used to describe the beauty of the lake such as picturesque, magnificent, dreamy, mysterious

Visit the brightly painted in red Huc bridge and click some memorable pictures with it in the backdrop.
Located in the heart of Hanoi, the Huc Bridge traverses the Hoan Kiem Lake to connect to the Ngoc Son Temple on the other side. Brightly painted in red, the bridge is an iconic architectural wonder in Hanoi. The best time to see this bridge is perhaps at night-time, when you can watch the vibrantly-lit bridge across the bank and click some memorable pictures with it in the backdrop.

Ngoc Son Temple: A sacred site in the heart of Hanoi
Ngoc Son Temple (Jade Mountain Temple) was erected in the 19th century in commemoration of Tran Hung Dao, the greatest military commander of the Tran Dynasty. With his military brilliance, Tran Hung Dao led the Vietnamese Army to several victories over the Yuan Dynasty in the 13th century.It worships Van Xuong De Quan (Wenchang Dijun), a Taoist deity that brings happiness and wealth to scholars.

Visit Halong, the home of Halong Bay.
Listed by the Vietnamese government as a 1st class provincial city, Ha Long is a part of the Quang Ninh Province in Northern Vietnam. The city has been divided into two parts with Eastern Ha Long used mostly as an industrial center and place for official administrative buildings. Western Ha Long has been developed for tourists and it is connected by a bridge to the city’s east side.

Vacation to Vietnam is not complete without exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Halong Bay and its islets.
Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that covers some 150,000 hectares. It is located on the Gulf of Tonkin in the north eastern province of Quang Ninh. Aside from its size, the most impressive thing about the bay is the 1,600 islands and islets that rise up out of the water. It is famous because its stunning limestone mountains raising up from emerald waters that formed from thousand years ago. You also can have a chance to explore amazing caves as well as the culture of Ha Long.

Trip to Halong Bay is not enough without this junk boat which gives you the best outlook of the scenery along.
The Halong Bay Junk Boats are very spacious, and the majority are quite luxurious in an old-world kind of way. The size of the cabins is particularly impressive. Vietnamese Junk boats also have lots of comfortable deck space and viewing areas, so relaxing and enjoying the scenery is easy

Explore Chicken Rock and be amazed with this recognizable islet takes the form of two chickens: a rooster and a hen, said to be kissing.
Kissing rock or Chicken rock at Halong bay northeast Vietnam is towering limestone islands topped by rainforests. Kissing Rocks are unique islets with the shape of two giant chickens on Ha Long Bay. One has the shape of a rooster, and the other looks similar to a hen. Kissing Rocks is also called as Fighting Chicken Rocks since to some locals, these rocks look like fighting each other rather than kissing. However, the folk tales has referred to lovely love stories about the rocks hundreds of years ago, so the Kissing Rocks name is much more popular.

Enjoy the serene view of Dinh Huong Islets known as Incence burner islets
Dinh Huong Islet is about 2.5 kilometers from Tuan Chau Tourist Wharf, and it is one of the destinations included in the tour No.01 and No.05 in Halong Bay. Dinh Huong is located in the southeast of Dau Go Cave, which is near Cho Da and Con Meo islets. This islet is in the shape of a huge urn, a cult object that can be found in all temples and pagodas all over Vietnam. Due to its specific shape, this islet is called “Dinh Huong”, which means an urn.

Halong Night Market is a place you should not miss out when visiting Halong.
For various tourists who visit to Halong City, Ha Long Night Market is a place that they should not miss out. The market is a group of more than a hundred stalls which sell diverse types of products, such as handicrafts, handmade accessories, clothes, and other dispensable items such as swimwear, lotion, or hat.

Explore Nin Binh, the playground for adventures, and an oasis for nature lovers.
Ninh Binh is a playground for adventurers, and an oasis for nature lovers. Vietnam's first capital was established here, and today the area is a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site, full of mossy pagodas, striking limestone karsts, and surreal landscapes.

Trang An Landscape Complex- A scenic landscape in Nin Binh from Hanoi.
Situated near the southern margin of the Red River Delta, the Trang An Landscape Complex is a spectacular landscape of limestone karst peaks permeated with valleys, many of them partly submerged and surrounded by steep, almost vertical cliffs. Exploration of caves at different altitudes has revealed archaeological traces of human activity over a continuous period of more than 30,000 years.

Check out Sang Cave (Cave of Surprises) , was once a notorious cave but now taken aback its beauty.
Located on Bo Hon Island, the Sung Sot Cave is one of the most notorious caves in Halong Bay. The French found it on an expedition in 1901 and were taken aback by its sheer beauty. Thus, they decided to call it the cave of surprises.

Hang Toi, more commonly known as Dark Cave, has been tweaked to appeal to adventure seekers.
Hang Toi, more commonly known as Dark Cave, has been tweaked to appeal to adventure seekers. Despite all the added artificial frills such as arriving to the entrance via Vietnam’s longest zip-line, the main attraction is venturing into the cave with just headtorches and plunging into a narrow cavern full of thick, wonderfully gloppy, gooey mud. “Dark” may refer to the unlit cave itself or your body after the mud bath. Either way, prepare to get dirty and have some primitive fun.

Explore the Nau Ruou Cave known as the liqour cave for its jars of wine brewed in a special way.
Nau Ruou cave bringing visitors to a region of passionate with the charming and ecstatic flavor of the jars of wine which are brewed in a special way. Legend has it that this place has a deep water circuit of more than 10 meters, fresh and sweet, suitable for cooking delicious liquor.

Tran Temple, this temple is used to worship all fourteen Kings of the Tran Dynasty along with their most respected mandarins
The Tr?n Temple of Nam ??nh is a temple complex of which the more recent middle section is dedicated to national hero H?ng ??o ??i V??ng in Nam ??nh, Vietnam. This temple is used to worship all fourteen Kings of the Tran Dynasty along with their most respected mandarins. If you visit here on January 15th (lunar calendar) don't miss the Tran Temple Festival, which celebrates the Tran Dynasty and its famous resistance against three Mongol invasions.