Places to See and Do in VIETNAM!
Places to See and Do in VIETNAM!
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HANOI
Train Street (Cà phê Số 10 Phố Đường Tầu - Khâm Thiên)
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Hanoi is only complete with seeing Train Street. This popular attraction allows you to wait on the side of train tracks with a coffee, waiting to be inches from a passing train.
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Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum
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Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is the final resting place of President Ho Chi Minh. Because it is so significant to its people, it was decided that Ho Chi Minh’s body would be embalmed to allow the people to visit him when they wished.
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Vietnam Military History Museum
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Vietnam Military History Museum is an exciting exhibit featuring detailed information, weapons, and photographs of wars against China, France, and the United States. For the price and wealth of information, this is a museum that should not be missed
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Hà Giang Loop
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The Ha Giang Loop is a journey of a lifetime and an unforgettable experience. It is a circular route of North Vietnam highlighting some of the country’s most scenic landscapes. What makes the experience even more extraordinary is travelling by motorbike with the option to drive yourself or have a driver.
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HUE
Hue Historic Citadel
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Imperial City, a UNESCO Heritage Site, is the number one thing you must do while in Hue. During its time, between the 12th and 20th centuries, it saw much history, specifically during the Nguyen Dynasty when Hue served as the capital of Vietnam.
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Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang
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The Mausoleum of Minh Mang is also a tomb, but, with a very different style and feel than Emperor Khai Dinh’s. The mausoleum is of traditional Vietnamese architecture, similar to what you may see at the Imperial City, with stone structures, decorative archways and tiled roofs.
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Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh
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The Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh is the final resting place erected for the 12th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty. Known to be one of Hue’s most lavish and impressive tombs, it showcases influence from traditional Vietnamese and Gothic European architecture.
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DA NANG
My Khe Beach
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My Khe Beach is a busy beach full of locals and tourists due to its beauty and amenities. From parasailing to surfing to fishing to volleyball - it has it all. Despite the signs warning ‘no swimming’, swimming is allowed in specific sectioned-off areas, where you can enjoy the warm water and gentle waves.
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Linh Ung Pagoda & Lady Buddha
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Linh Ung Pagoda is a Buddhist site sitting on a mountain known as Son Tra Peninsula. One word to best describe this site is stunning. Everything from the intricate dragon-decorated pillars to the vibrant green garden complimenting the main hall’s roof to the symmetrical placement of the statues.
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The Marble Mountains
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Marble Mountain is a group of five marble and limestone peaks named after the five elements: Kim (metal), Thuỷ (water), Mộc (wood), Hoả (fire) and Thổ (earth). Besides its obvious external natural charm, the network of caves and tunnels attracts visitors far and wide.
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HOI AN
An Bang Beach
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An Bang Beach is a little relief only 12 minutes drive from the town centre. To achieve that holiday feel, head down to this lovely beach and explore the endless food and drink options.
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Hội An Lune Center for the Performing Arts
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Lune Production is a performing arts centre offering predominantly dance-related shows. This is a fantastic opportunity to see a different aspect of Vietnamese culture and appreciate the arts.
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Hoi Quan Phuoc Kien
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Phuc Kien Assembly Hall is a place of worship and an area reconstructed for Chinese descendants to congregate back in the 1700s. Among tourists, this hall is famous due to its elegance and charm.
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Hoi An Market
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Hoi An Market is relatively small compared to most of South East Asia. However, unlike other markets, you don't feel like you will be squeezed to death. You can find items from sunglasses to street food to cute trinkets for very cheap.
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DA LAT
Datanla New Alpine Coaster
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Datanla New Alpine Coaster is a quirky and thrilling addition to viewing Datanla Waterfall. Unlike all other waterfalls, where you have to trek uphill and climb hundreds of steps, this is a unique experience to be able to see a waterfall.
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Crazy House
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Crazy House is a guesthouse/amusement building known for its bizarre structure, interweaving staircases and maze-like feel. Essentially, the house is a form of expression and creativity, specifically focusing on connecting people back to nature.
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Truc Lam Buddhist Monastery
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Truc Lam Monastery is one of Da Lat’s most famous sites offering an abundance of temples and stunning views across Tuyen Lam Lake. Nestled in a pine forest atop a mountain, this area invites you to relax, meditate and understand.
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HO CHI MINH CITY
Independence Palace
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Independence Palace is a building that served as the Presidential Palace during the Vietnam/American War (as well as during the takeover by the French and Japanese). It is now a museum that shares the setup of the government's happenings.
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War Remnants Museum
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War Remnants Museum documents the war between The USA and Vietnam (Vietnam/America War). If you thought Hanoi's Vietnam Military History Museum sounded good, wait for this one. The museum is a three-storey building exhibiting documents and artefacts as well as collections of tanks and aircraft.
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Cu Chi Tunnel
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The Cu Chi Tunnels are one of the top attractions and activities on the bucket list in Ho Chi Minh City. An hour and a half away from the city, the tunnels reveal the Vietnamese means of survival during the Vietnam/American War (and the French invasion in 1945). The tunnels are now seen as a sophisticated underground network and a fascinating survival method.
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Ho Chi Minh City Book Street
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Ho Chi Minh City's Book Street is a cute, quaint lane full of book stalls and cafes. Despite being very short, the lane provides relief from the manic city and allows you to slow down. Most books are Vietnamese, but you can find a handful of English books.
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