Hue
Straddling the Perfume River, Hue is a province in Central Vietnam,
bordering Quang Tri province in the north, Danang city in the south,
Truong Son Mountain in the west, and the East Sea in the east.
Danang
Danang is the provincial capital of Quang Nam Danang province,
situated around 800 kilometers mid way between Ha Noi to the north
and Ho Chi Minh City to the south.
Hoi An
Hoi An is an ancient town, located 30 kilometers south of Danang
city and lying on the bank of Thu Bon River. It used to be one of
the most important trading ports of Southeast Asian in the 16th
century, known among the western traders as "Faifo".
Nha Trang
Nha Trang city, lying on the coastline in the south central region,
is a famous beach city of Vietnam with its secluded, clean beaches.
It is then the ideal place for relaxing and drinking in the sunlight
as well as scenic sights.
Phan Thiet
Phan Thiet, the main coastal town of Binh Thuan province, lying on
the coastline of the East Sea is boasted for its blissful landscapes
of spectacular sand dune sloping towards the clear turquoise sea
which is escorted by the sheering mountain.
Da Lat
Its name, Da Lat, comprises two words: "da" means
"river" or source and "Lat" is a local tribe,
the Lat. Da Lat city is the center of Lam Dong province, elevated at
1500 meters of altitude, the highest part of the West Central
Highlands.
Buon Me Thuot
Buon Me Thuot is the administrative center of Dak Lak, the largest
province in the Tay Nguyen Highlands (Central Highlands), and also
an unofficial capital of the region. This land is boasted for its
awe-inspiring landscapes of misty mountains and the fascinating
traditional cultures of E De tribe...
Kontum
Kontum has once faced its hard time during the American War as being
a battlefield. Now, Kontum is a quiet town with a limited exposure
to tourism, but enchanting for its striking nature and...
Pleiku
Similar to Kontum, Pleiku was a major battlefield disastrously
bombarded by the air raids of American troop during the wartimes,
especially in Ia Drang Valley where hundred American soldiers and
more Communists died.
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