Travel Guides

While guided tours through the interior of Hang Son Doong are limited, Phong Nha-Ke Bang serves up an endless variety of activities suited for every kind of travelling style — from timid to bold. Let’s explore just a few of the countless ways you can spend a day — or days — at this jewel of a park.

Are you looking for a challenge during your next trip to Vietnam? Do you want an adventure more amazing than most tourists can dream of? While there are exciting places to visit in Vietnam, none are quite like Hang Son Doon.

Do you want to get away from the big cities in Vietnam and experience the countryside? Do you like being around other people, swapping stories, and taking in the natural beauty of Vietnam as you travel? Well, grab your Vietnam visa because it’s time to have the adventure of your life!

Unlike the neighboring cities of Hoi An and Danang, Mỹ Sơn’s unique allure comes from its incredible historic roots. As the last remaining ruin complex of the ancient Cham Empire, Mỹ Sơn attracts thousands of visitors every year to its ancient Hindu temples and mysterious architecture, making it one of the main heritage sites in all of Southeast Asia. Once the site of religious ceremonies and the burial place of Cham royalty, the valley has since been named a world heritage site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The temple complex can be found in the thick brush of the Vietnamese jungle, beneath the Hon Quap (Cat’s Tooth) Mountain. At the base of the mountain lies the source of the Thu Bon River, which is considered to be holy by the local population. As a source of rich history, honored culture, and natural beauty, Mỹ Sơn is the perfect excursion for those who appreciate the solemn beauty of a relic preserved in time.

Phan Thiet is one of Vietnam’s busiest coastal towns. Because it offers a number of unique attractions that are far from the bustle of urban development, it is the perfect retreat from nearby cities Hanoi and Saigon, which are much busier. As the capital of the Binh Thuan province, Phan Thiet is home to nearly 250,000 inhabitants who live across four wards and the vibrant city center. While most of the local economy centers on fisheries and fish product manufacturing, its beautiful beaches and resorts are slowly transforming Phan Thiet into one of Vietnam’s most desirable tourist attractions.

Welcome to Vinh, the cultural center of Vietnam’s North Central Coast. Whether you’re one to hike mountains, peruse museums, explore zoos, or fish for your dinner, we have your kind of adventure right here in Vinh, Vietnam.

As a bustling suburb about 20 miles east of Ho Chi Minh City, Bien Hoa is a large industrial area within southern Vietnam. It is located within the Dong Nai Province and is home to approximately 1.1 million residents. Bien Hoa is one of the largest cities in the country and because of its location right off Vietnam Highway 1, it is easy to get to via car or train from Ho Chi Minh City.

From floating markets to the old-fashioned rice paper-making village to the picturesque scenery of canals and waterfronts, Can Tho, Vietnam is a sight to behold.

Where Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, is busy with new growth geared toward achieving total relevance in the global marketplace, Hanoi’s atmosphere speaks more to a reverence for the quiet wisdom that comes with the passage of time and experience. Though Hanoi’s population is young and savvy, educated about the world through the internet and foreign travel, many visitors to this dynamic and welcoming city remark on the sense of age and solidity the city exudes.

Once a set of sleepy fishing villages named Xuon Huan, Phuong Cau, Van Than, Phuong Sai, and Phuoc Hai, the city of Nha Trang has grown into one of the most popular tourism sites in Vietnam, as well as a beautiful place to live for its 500,000 inhabitants.