Explore Vietnam

Visiting Vietnam

Vietnam is a land of many natural wonders with a rich culture that dates back centuries. From the sublime Ha Long Bay in the north, to the bustling Ho Chi Minh City in the south, you will surely be enchanted by the breathtaking sights across this Southeast Asian country. 

Official Language: Vietnamese
Currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND)
Weather: Mild tropical and subtropical climates
Visa application: Citizens of most countries are granted visa-free entry to Vietnam for 30 days, a passport with 6 months validity is required.

What to See?
From the north to the south, there are countless cultural experiences and natural sights to uncover. Here are some places to start your exploration: 
 

• Da Nang
  A beautiful coastal town offering a plethora of attractions from pristine beaches, verdant cliffs, to impressive historical sights. Da Nang is also home to the Marble Mountains, a cluster of glorious marble and limestone formations, where you can marvel at the picturesque views at the summit.
• Hanoi
  Step back in time and visit this ancient city, which offers a rich glimpse into history with its war museums, well-preserved architectural landmarks, and alongside the picture-perfect alleys of the famous Old Quarter.
• Ho Chi Minh City
  Modern skyscrapers, a flurry of motorbikes whizzing by the bustling streets, all amidst the beautiful and historic French-colonial architecture, including a famous reconstruction of the Notre Dame Cathedral. Ho Chi Minh offers an eclectic mix of old and new attractions that are bound to excite every traveller.
• Nha Trang
  The perfect resort getaway - take in the gorgeous beach views, explore snow-like salt fields, or hop onto a cable car ride and visit amusement parks. The possibilities are endless.
• Phu Quoc
  This series of islands is a paradise of well-kept hidden gems. Enjoy nature at its best with its UNESCO protected parks, and spot rare marine life in the turquoise waters.

What to Eat?
A Vietnamese street food tour is a must when visiting Vietnam. Start by visiting the local street carts to savour these authentic local dishes: Pho (Vietnamese rice noodle soup) and Banh Mi (Baguette sandwich loaded with savoury ingredients). For something a little different, try Banh Trang Nuong (Pizza made with grilled rice paper and delicious toppings such as egg and cheese). Then, top it off with a satisfying cup of Ca Phe Sua Da (Vietnamese iced coffee). 

What to Do?
No matter what you have in mind, Vietnam simply has it all. From unique discoveries in each city to tasting new flavours, come experience some of the best things to do in Vietnam!