See & do

The island of Phu Quoc, which has approximately 100 mountains, lush woods, and magnificent waterfalls, seems to be the most worth-visiting destination in Vietnam. Because of its appealing sandy beaches and clean seas, which are the main draw for tourists, you can find a wide array of best things to do in Phu Quoc. Read until the end to note down all of them!

People often come to Vietnam for its landscapes, its cuisine or its rich cultural heritage. Yet by the time they leave, it is usually the local people who stay etched in their memory.

One of the famous Buddhist symbols that tourists often visit here is the Jade Emperor Pagoda - a pagoda in Saigon that not only has great spiritual value but also possesses extremely unique Asian architecture.

Hoi An Ancient Town, or Hoi An, has long been an attraction that visitors must not miss when traveling to Vietnam. The old city lives quite up to its name of an ancient town as its reputation is still attached to the traditional foods, time-tinged architecture, and of course, the famous Hoi An craft villages.

Kim Bong Carpentry Village, also called Kim Bong Craft Village, or Kim Bong Village, is among Hoi An craft villages that have the richest heritage. Kim Bong is a small village located on the right bank of the Thu Bon River, opposite Hoi An ancient town. Till this day, Kim Bong village has existed for 600 years and is also the birthplace of the most traditional carpentry craft in Hoi An.

Hoi An Ancient Town is a living museum in itself, preserving the best of its cultural heritage through cuisine, architecture, craft villages, annual festivals, and religious sites. However, the only place where visitors can see history laid out in black and white is in Hoi An’s museums.

Hoi An Vietnam is the most famous destination in the Quang Nam area. Besides all the delicious foods, must-try activities, or magnificent nightlife views,  visiting Hoi An pagodas is another category that must be listed to complete any tourist's Hoi An itinerary. These pagodas are all meticulously designed, have very high historical value, and still retain their spiritual and religious values ​​to this day.

From the deep indigo of Hmong and Tay textiles to the silver-adorned dress of the Dao, the butterfly-buttoned tunics of the Thai and the intricate patchwork mosaics of the Lolo, every stitch carries meaning - marking identity, social status, spiritual belief and family history.

Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam is a beautiful north west destination to visit. It's known for its stunning terraced fields that stretch out in layers. If you're unsure of where to go, check out the top tourist spots in Mu Cang Chai below.

Beyond its iconic rice terraces, Sapa offers travelers the chance to connect with diverse ethnic cultures that have shaped the region for generations. Here are 8 ethnic villages around Sapa worth visiting to experience authentic local life, traditional customs, and stunning scenery.

Coming to Phu Quoc, the most wonderful "specialty" of this island is not the food nor the water games but the most beautiful beaches on the planet. Join us to discover top 10 most beautiful beaches in Phu Quoc.

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