Breathtaking landscape

Vietnam is an excellent destination for nature lovers: the landscapes are different, there is always something to do and see throughout the year, and auxiliary services are plentiful in the most popular regions. Let's see some notable gorgeous sites in Vietnam if you enjoy nature.

There is no competition for Phong Nha - Ke Bang as the greatest site to visit in Vietnam for nature lovers and explorers. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, located in Quang Binh Province, was formed by the five rivers that pass the region over millions of years, really a work of mother nature. Son Doong, the world's largest cave and the primary lure of Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park in recent years, is the reason for Phong Nha-Ke Bang's first place on this list.

The world's natural heritage is the best place to observe nature. Ha Long Bay would be a far more convenient location than Son Doong. Halong is a land where dragons descended, as the name implies. This is a fairly poetic explanation for hundreds of limestone islands and islets scattered across 434 kilometres of bay water. The physical scenery of Halong Bay was formed by intricate geological processes that lasted 500 million years. Bai Tu Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay are two other bays worth seeing for their beauty and the primitive life of the floating villages.

Ha Giang is unlike any of the other places mentioned above. When you arrive in Ha Giang, the first thing you notice is a challenge in the form of mountain after mountain. This is also the narrative of the people who live in Ha Giang, a place that was distant and poor until its first provincial road was built, ushering in a new age in Ha Giang. Dong Van plateau, a UNESCO Geopark, comprises a large region of boulder rocks and limestone mountains known as 'rock gardens.'