"Hoi An" is popularly identified as a town comprising of numerous amount of villages. Among these villages the six well appointed villages are Ming Phuong, Hoi An, Kochai, Dong An, Zie Hom, Ho Hua along with the town of Hoi An. The three popular districts of Hoi An are called as phuong. Enjoy a tropical weather condition in Hoi An with relatively wet and dry seasons

Nha Trang benefits from topographical advantages of the sea, islands, mountains, and deltas. West of Nha Trang, there are endless mountain ranges where a wide variety of animals and birds live.

Da Lat has many natural and artificial lakes such as Ho Xuan Huong, Than Tho, Da Thien, and Tuyen Lam bordered by lines of pine trees, which are a well-known feature of Dalat. A trip to Dalat is not complete until one goes to the Dalat Flower Gardens.

Coming to Tay Ninh, tourists are able to visit Ba Den Mountain, a famous complex of cultural and historical sites and beauty spots, and Binh Thanh Cham Tower, a monument of the Oc-Eo culture. Every year, Ba Den Mountain Festival attracts many pilgrims come to pray, sightseeing and enjoy the entertainment.

Phan Thiet represents the southern arm of the Matriarchal Cham kingdom. Thap Poshanu is a group of ancient Cham towers from the 8th century. Together with a larger group of structures including an old French fort, the ruins of a French duke's villa, a modern pagoda and a poet's tomb, they form what the locals refer to as "The Prince's Castle."

Come to Buon Ma Thuot - Daklak, You can make trekking trips in untouched forests of Nam Ka or Yokdon national park and stay with an ethnic family in a remote village. Visiting the famous place where wild elephants are caught and tamed that is Ban Don, and legendary stories about the King of elephant catchers are told by the old villagers who were members of the catching team as well.

Today, Ho Chi Minh City is the big tourism center in Vietnam, attracting a large of visitors to Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City has various attractions as Ho Chi Minh Museum, formerly known as Dragon House Wharf, Cu Chi Tunnels, system of museums, theatres, cultural houses...

Phu Quoc (Pearl island) is the largest island in Vietnam and the largest one among 22 islet in theGulf of Thailand. The total area of this island district is 593,05km square (approximately equal to the area of Singapore). Located in the northwest, Duong Dong township is the capital of the island.

Côn Đảo National Park is working with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Vietnam to further protection in the marine areas, with programs to establish a Marine Protected Area that protects coral reefs, seagrass beds and species, while also developing sustainable nature-based ecotourism. The island's management is strongly geared towards sustainable use, hoping to learn from previous experiences in Vietnam and the region to balance development with conservation.