Travel Tips BEAUTY PLACES

 
   
 

Halong Bay is one of five UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Vietnam. This is an impressive collection of 1969 islands, covering an area of 1,500 sq km in the Gulf of Tonkin. Legend has it that the Mother Dragon came down to help the Vietnamese against a foreign invader. She thrashed her tail against the Earth, creating the huge bay and descended into the bay. The thousand of islands are dotted with lagoons, coral beaches, and grottoes created by wind and waves, while here and there are sandy coves nice for a swim.

 
Sapa is located in the foothills of Vietnam's northern mountain range bordering China. At an altitude of 1,600 meters, this stunning valley, with its beautiful climate and magical views, is home to various tribe people living in the hills of the region, such as the Hmong and the Dzao.
 

Mai Chau is a wonderful collection of farms, villages and stilt-houses surrounded by verdant rice paddies against a backdrop of steep limestone mountains and outcrops. Mai Chau is the closest point from Hanoi where you can meet ethnic minorities of the Muong and Thai minority people. Mai Chau is all fresh air, natural beauty and tranquility.