Hanoi

Hanoi , located on the banks of the Red River, is one of the world's oldest capitals, where visitors can find well-preserved colonial buildings, ancient pagodas and unique museums located in the city center. downtown. A great place to explore on foot, this French colonial city is also known for its rich cuisine, vibrant nightlife, exquisite handicrafts, and multicultural community. influence of Chinese, French and Russian cultures.

Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is the business and financial center of Vietnam, with an outstanding history of hundreds of years. The Khmer initially settled the area, which was then taken over by the Vietnamese in the 17th century. The French captured Saigon, as it was then called, in 1859, and made it the capital of South Vietnam. United States in 1862 and giving the city many elegant architecture, wide boulevards still exist today. The city has recovered in the 30 years since the war, with a current population of over 7 million. It was renamed Ho Chi Minh City, after Vietnam's spiritual leader, but people still call the city's central area Saigon. Today, Ho Chi Minh City is a popular tourist destination thanks to its fascinating culture, classical French architecture, and sleek skyscrapers and ornate temples. The city also has plenty of rooftop bars overlooking Saigon and beyond, while excellent restaurants offer a fusion of French, Chinese and, of course, Vietnamese cuisine.

Hong Kong

Dubbed the Asian shopping paradise, Hong Kong is always an attractive destination for many tourists.

Da Nang

Da Nang, with its beautiful beaches, majestic mountains and world-class resorts, has become a favorite destination not only of Vietnam but of the whole world. On Ba Na Hill, the Golden Bridge lifted by a giant hand reaching out from the mountain has become "the top 10 most wonderful destinations in the world in 2018" From Da Nang, just 30 minutes by car, you have reached Hoi An, the old town is a cultural relic of the world, or more than 2 hours to the ancient and poetic Hue Citadel. The best time to travel to Da Nang is from January to September. The most beautiful is from January to March, the air is cool, the sun is beautiful, the sea is calm. However, this time has both New Year's Eve and Lunar New Year, so Da Nang is usually very crowded. Make sure you book your room and flight tickets in advance to get a good choice of hotels and prices Coming to Da Nang, you cannot miss: 1. Ba Na Hills 2. Marble Mountains 3. My Khe Beach 4. Museum of Cham Sculpture 5. Han River Bridge. Dragon Bridge 6. My Son Sanctuary 7. Mineral spring of god of wealth 8. Tam Thanh mural village 9. The South Reef 10. Cham Island Culinary specialties in Da Nang are pork with two skins and Quang noodles. In addition, fresh seafood is also a fascinating world to explore and experience In the Da Nang area, there are 5 golf courses spread evenly from Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue. Da Nang has enough to explore for those who come to stay for weeks or months. Beautiful scenery, diligent, gentle people, attentive service, Da Nang makes tourists visit and come back many times. Da Nang International Airport daily serves hundreds of domestic and international flights, making travel convenient for domestic & foreign tourists. Blue sea, white sand, golden sunshine, coconut trees rustling in the light breeze, rustic leaf huts on the beach... Da Nang has a lot of beauty that makes people fall in love and gives visitors the best unforgettable happy experience.

Tokyo

Tokyo is one of the great cities of the world. It is a place that presents a high-tech living environment of modern Japan, but it still retains the soul of traditional Japan. Tokyo offers comfort, convenience, and luxury, while remaining mysterious and eerie. First and foremost, Tokyo is a food lover's paradise. Tokyo has more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other city on earth. So if you're after a culinary adventure - look no further - Tokyo has food that will change your life! And the shopping is incredible - if you can't find it in Tokyo, it probably doesn't exist. Save your holidays for Tokyo. You can visit Tokyo at any time of the year - it's never too hot, too rainy or too cold to visit. Summer (late June to early September) can be hot and humid, Winter (early December to late March) can be cold, but not freezing. Spring and fall are clearly ideal times to visit, with warm to cool weather and often sunny skies. The cherry blossom season in late March/early April and the red leaf season in November is when Tokyo is gorgeous and attracts many visitors. You need to make a reservation long in advance otherwise you may not find suitable accommodation for your trip. With limited time, and figuring out what to do for your trip is not easy with so much information on the internet. The following are the most outstanding activities that a tourist usually cannot miss when coming to Tokyo 1. Learn the basics: the spiritual roots of the Japanese from Tokyo's most important temples (See our guide to the best temples and shrines in Tokyo) 2. Visit Tokyo's excellent museums that cover all aspects of Japanese culture, art and history. If you have kids with you, you should definitely visit the Ghibli Museum 3. Visit Tokyo's beautiful gardens 4. Indulge in possibly the best food of your life at special restaurants in Tokyo 5. Visit Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo Disney Sea 6. Buy unique souvenirs here 7. Experience a pure Japanese atmosphere like Shimokitazawa (Tokyo's Brooklyn) or Jimbocho (bookstore district) where there are few tourists 8. Take a day tour out of Toykyo : Visit Mount Fuji, or Nikko or Kamakura. 9. Robot restaurant experience in Shinjuku 10. Watch Sumo . Wrestling

Da Lat

Da Lat has long become the most famous place in the South Central region, an ideal place for vacations since the French colonial period. Many people call it 'Le Petit Paris' and the town even has a small replica Eiffel Tower in its center! Located on a plateau 1,500 meters above sea level, this retreat town offers a good change of atmosphere with a cool climate while other cities in Vietnam can be very hot and humid especially in the summer. in the summer. Da Lat is famous for its wide variety of flowers, vegetables and fruits from surrounding farms as well as numerous natural sites; stunning landscapes, lush forests and ethnic minority villages. The main source of income for this area is from agriculture and the tourism industry, but the city is also proud of being an educational center that produces multi-disciplinary professionals each year including doctors and architects. Da Lat University alone has more than 13,000 students). Therefore, it is very likely that visitors will meet young, enthusiastic and friendly Vietnamese people from all over the country here.

Kyoto

Kyoto is the ancient capital of Japan. Kyoto is stunningly beautiful and charming, lyrical, and is the cultural and historical center of Japan. This is the best place in Japan to experience temples, shrines, gardens, geisha, shops, restaurants, and traditional festivals. In short, Kyoto is the most worthwhile destination in Japan and it should be at the top of any Japan travel itinerary. You can visit Kyoto at any time of the year - it's never too hot, too rainy or too cold to visit. Summer (late June to early September) can be hot and humid. Winter (early December to late March) can be cold, but not freezing. Spring and fall are clearly ideal times to visit, with warm to cool weather and often sunny skies. Coming to Kyoto, visitors cannot ignore the following experiences: 1- Visit the famous sights of Kyoto 2- Enjoy the show GEAR 3- Go to Kyoto flea market 4- Experience with Geisha 5- Visit a food supermarket (Daimaru & Takashimaya or Isetan Department store) 6- Enjoy the Tea Ceremony at a traditional tea house 7 - Onsen hot spring bath 8- Eat a meal at the best restaurant in Kyoto 9- Visit Japanese gardens (Dry Garden and Walking Garden) 10- Overnight at a traditional Japanese house (called Ryokan)

Jeju

Jeju is the largest island of Korea. Jeju has long been a favorite tourist destination for Koreans and international tourists alike thanks to its beautiful beaches, lush countryside, and beachfront hotels designed for rest and relaxation. . There's a lot in Jeju to appeal to the active. Hike Korea's tallest mountain, Halla-san, or climb the majestic cone Seongsan Ilchul-bong, which rises straight from the sea, to watch the sun rise from the top of the crater. For a more gentle nature experience, hike along one of the Jeju Olle Trails and explore the country roads, jagged shores, and narrow streets dotted with houses cottage style made from black lava rock. The ocean is never far away, so bask in the azure sea to see coral as colorful as the sunset and discover Jeju-do's unique cuisine, including seafood do haeneyo (female freedivers) ) catch. Highlights of Jeju's tourist attractions: 1. Halla-san : Hiking the top of Korea's highest mountain ranges from long rewarding climbs to easy jaunts. 2. Jeju Olle Trail : Explore the island step by step along the beautiful network of hiking trails throughout Jeju-do. 3. Seongsan Ilchul-bong : Admire the sunrise and sea from the top of the volcanic cone. 4. Lee Jung-Seop Art Gallery & Park : Eat, drink and walk around Seogwipo's youthful art district. 5. Udo : Discover random nature delights on a small island off the east coast of Jeju 6. Sanbanggul-sa : Visit the Buddha statue in a cave on the top of a mountain in Sagye-ri. 7. Manjang-gul : Explore part of the world's largest lava tube cave system. The best time to visit Jeju Island in South Korea is from November to February when rainfall is low. Winter begins then! In November, the temperature is between 10°C and 18°C.

Osaka

Osaka is Japan's second largest city, located in the Kansai region. In many ways, it can be said that Osaka is the soul of Japan. While Tokyo is sleek and expensive, Osaka is simple and idyllic. It's a great place to experience a large, modern Japanese city in all its glory with a more human feel, less expensive than Tokyo. Osaka is a shopping and food paradise and more than that, Osaka is full of friendly and easygoing citizens who are easy to get along with foreign visitors. From Osaka to Kyoto by rapid train (shinkansen) it only takes about 15 minutes, so in a short time you can experience the most modern city and the most ancient city in Japan while saving money. get a lot of money in commuting expenses. Osaka is not a place to visit specifically, but a place that offers an overall experience with everyday activities. You just wander around aimlessly and drink coffee when you feel like it and let the experience of the city take hold of you. One of the highlights that every visitor to the city should visit is the Kita and Minami districts, as well as the Osaka Castle District. You can visit Osaka at any time of the year because the weather is very mild. The best times to visit Osaka are autumn (October/November) and spring (March/April/May). Summer (June/July/August) in Osaka is hot and humid. Winter (December/January/February) in Osaka is cold but not too cold to travel. The rainy season usually lasts from mid-June to the end of July, but it does NOT rain daily and you can still travel.

Bangkok

Bangkok, Thai Krung Thep, is the city, capital and main port of Thailand. It is the only cosmopolitan city in a nation of small towns and villages and is the center of Thai culture and commerce. Bangkok is located on the Chao Phraya River Delta, about 25 miles (40 km) from the Gulf of Thailand. It was formerly divided into two municipalities - Krung Thep on the east bank and Thon Buri on the west - linked by a number of bridges. In 1971, the two were amalgamated into a city-province with a municipal government directly under the central government. In 1972, the city and two surrounding provinces were merged into one province, known as Krung Thep Maha Nakhon (Bangkok Metropolis). The capital is a bustling, crowded city, with temples, factories, shops and houses juxtaposed along roads and canals. It is also a major tourist destination, known for its rich cultural attractions and nightlife including a thriving sex industry. The name Bangkok, popularly used by foreigners, is, in a sense, derived from a name that dates back to the time before the city was built, that is: the village or district (bang) of wild plums (makok). The Thais call their capital Krung Thep, which is the first part of its long, flowery official name meaning "City of the Gods, Great City, Abode of the Emerald Buddha, Impossible City trespass (of Ayutthaya) of God Indra, Great Capital of the World endowed with nine precious jewels, The City of Happiness is filled with huge Royal Palaces, like heavenly abodes, inhabited of the reincarnated gods, a city bestowed by Indra and built by Vishnukarm. The initials Krung Thep is often translated as "City of Angels." The Bangkok Metropolis area covers 1,565 square kilometers with a population of over 10 million according to the 2020 census. Bangkok's climate is hot all year round, ranging from 25°C during the "cold" season in December to 35°C at the height of the hot season in April. The average total annual rainfall is 1,500 mm, most of it in the summer. some of them fall in torrential downpours during the late afternoons of the rainy season, which lasts from mid-May to September; dry season from December to February. Average monthly relative humidity varies from as low as 60 percent in the cold season to over 80 percent in the wet season.

Hue

Located on the banks of the Perfume River, Hue, the capital of Thua Thien Hue province in central Vietnam, is the ancient capital of Vietnam with 2 dynasties: Tay Son (1788-1801) and Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945). Hue is best known for its historical values; Hue Citadel complex has been recognized by UNESCO as one of the World Heritage Sites. Besides visiting ancient monuments and mausoleums, coming to Hue, you also have the opportunity to bathe and sunbathe on the most beautiful unspoiled beaches in Vietnam. Thuan An and Lang Co beach are one of the most wonderful beaches, sparkling in the sun with blue poplar rows and fine white sand. In addition, there are some hot mineral springs such as Thanh Tan in Phong An, Phong Dien; where guests can completely relax after a long day of walking. At an altitude of 1450 meters; Bach Ma Mountain, 60km south of the city, is a terrain representing the four-season weather pattern of the temperate zone. Many tourists also arrange a boat trip along the Perfume River so that they can witness the poetic scenery on both sides of the river while enjoying Hue specialties and watching royal art performances. In Hue spring from late January to February is the most beautiful time of the year, the weather is cool, From March to August is the dry season, the weather is hot and sunny. The temperature is from 30-40 degrees Celsius. From September to December is the rainy season, big floods usually occur from October to November. Rain in Hue usually lasts a few days. Top things to do when traveling to Hue: 1. Visit Hue Citadel including Palaces, Citadel... 2. Visit the Tomb of Kings and Lords such as Tu Duc Tomb, Minh Mang Tomb, Khai Dinh Tomb 3. Discover Hue Cuisine 4. Visiting Hue garden house 5. Visit Lang Co Bay, Tam Giang Lagoon 6. Visit Vong Canh hill, Nam Giao temple 7. Take a boat on the Perfume River, see Trang Tien Bridge 8. Visit Thien Mu Pagoda 9. Visit Thuan An beach 10. Listen to Hue royal court music

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