Vietnam

The Socialist Republic of Vietnam, a land of confounding natural beauty and cultural intricacies, is a storehouse of historic streets, mountain villages, ethnic communities, and grand architecture. Vietnam today is a major tourist destination in Southeast Asia after a turbulent historical past. The ancient temples present in the northern region of the country noticeably display influences from China while the southern region reflects Hindu origins. As such, Vietnam’s traditional values have never been overshadowed.

Vietnam is the easternmost country in the Indochinese Peninsula sharing its borders with China, Laos and Cambodia. With plenteous unforgettable experiences to be confronted, Vietnam has the adventures and the jolts some of which require a little physical endeavor while some require more sweat. Hiking around the terraced rice fields, cycling around traditional farming villages or taking an unforgettable boat ride in Ha Long Bay, visitors do not fail to fall in love with Vietnam’s offerings. The bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, architectural finesse of Hoi An and Hue, network of Cu Chi tunnels, and floating markets of Cai Be and Can Tho are the major spotlights of Vietnam that cannot be afforded to be missed while you are here.