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Hanoi, Vietnam
The best place to start your 3 weeks in Vietnam is in the lively capital city of Hanoi. Here you will be welcomed by the friendly locals and their colorful markets, small temples, little coffee shops, and thousands of scooters. Hanoi is shaped by Chinese, French, and Southeast Asian influences that can be recognized not only by different types of food but also in the architecture of the city’s buildings. The most iconic and authentic area of Hanoi is the Old Quarter where you will stumble upon little coffee shops and food stalls on narrow streets.
- Hỏa Lò
- Phủ Chủ Tịch
- Thang Long Water Puppetry Theatre (Nhà Hát Múa Rối Thăng Long)
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Hà Giang, Vietnam
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Hanoi, Vietnam
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Cát Bà Island, Vietnam
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Ninh Bình, Vietnam
Displaying Vietnam’s beautiful landscapes and the life of Vietnamese people in the rural areas of the country, Ninh Binh was one of my favorite places to visit during my 3 weeks in Vietnam. Green mountains, huge rice fields, and tiny boats along the river – nature in this area of Vietnam looked exactly how I imagined it.
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Da Nang, Vietnam
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Hội An, Vietnam
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Nha Trang Bay, Vietnam
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Mũi Né, Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, was the capital of Southern Vietnam until the end of the Vietnam War in 1975. Nowadays, it’s the economic center of Vietnam and, with over 9 million inhabitants, the largest city in Vietnam. From skyscrapers, shopping centers, and modern office buildings to ancient French colonial buildings – the city combines old and modern Vietnam.