Northern Vietnam

• Ha Long Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring over 1,900 limestone islands; cruising and cave exploring are the classic activities. (1–2 days)
• Old Quarter, Hanoi: The 36 Streets area, where motorbikes mix with French colonial architecture. (1 day)
• Sapa: Mountainous terraced fields and ethnic minority villages in the north; most beautiful when the rice is ripe (September to November). (2–3 days)

Central Vietnam

• Hoi An Ancient Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for the Japanese Covered Bridge and lantern-lit streets; most atmospheric at night. (1–2 days)
• Ba Na Hills: Famous for the Golden Bridge on the Golden Hands, a French-style village, and cable cars; a top spot for photos. (1 day)
• Imperial City of Hue: The former capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, often referred to as Vietnam’s version of the Forbidden City. (Half day)
• My Khe Beach: A 6-kilometer stretch of white sand in Da Nang. (Half day)

Southern Vietnam

• Ho Chi Minh City: Visit landmarks like the Central Post Office, Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica, Reunification Palace, and the War Remnants Museum. (1–2 days)
• Cu Chi Tunnels: An underground tunnel network from the Vietnam War. (Half day)
• Mekong Delta: Experience riverside life in towns like My Tho and Ben Tre. (One day)
• Dalat: A French-style highland town with year-round temperatures of 18–25°C, known for coffee and flower fields. (2 days)
• Phu Quoc: Vietnam’s largest island, home to a cross-sea cable car and Star Beach. (2–3 days)