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Singapore, Singapore
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Hanoi, Vietnam
-> Evt Ninh Binh voor een dagje
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Hạ Long Bay, Vietnam
* Cruise
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Hanoi, Vietnam
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Lăng Can, Vietnam
Reis van Hanoi naar Ha Giang in de nacht
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Hà Giang, Vietnam
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Sa Pa, Vietnam
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Phong Nha, Vietnam
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Hue, Vietnam
1 dag lijkt genoeg te zijn
Hue is Vietnam’s temple capital. Explore the walled fortress, the Imperial City,
largely destroyed during the War but since restored and now as majestic as its
heyday.
Many people visit the Citadel and leave Hue but I liked spending 2 days in Hue,
touring the countryside and discovering elaborate tombs and temples.
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Hải Vân Pass, Vietnam
When travelling between Hue and Hoi An, don’t take the bus: it travels through
an underground tunnel meaning you’ll miss the view. To add some coastal beauty
to your Vietnam itinerary, take the train or, better yet, drive the Hai Van Pass
by car, scooter or Jeep!
The Pass measures 21km but the complete distance between Hue and Hoi An is
170km. You should set aside 5-6 hours for the complete journey, or longer if you
want to relax on the beaches.
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Da Nang, Vietnam
SCHIJNT NIET HEEL SPECIAAL TE ZIJN
DONG HA – FOR DMZ TOUR (BETWEEN DONG HOI AND DA NANG)
A visit to the demilitarized zone (DMZ), is a great one-day outing for history
buffs.
The DMZ area was the dividing line between North and South Vietnam during the
war, and as a result, saw heavy fighting.
The tour explains the extent of the fighting in this area, and the importance of
the location in the Vietnam War.
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Just 20 minutes from Hoi An lies Vietnam’s fastest-growing city, Da Nang. It’s
not somewhere I’ve really explored before – if you know how much charm Hoi An
has, you’ll understand why I don’t exactly make pilgrimages to this urban city.
https://www.wheregoesrose.com/hai-van-pass-guide/
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Hội An, Vietnam
Dit lijkt wel een must te zijn, wel toeristisch, maar erg mooi
''I adore Hoi An even though it’s busy and touristic these days. ''
''Hoi An is a beautiful small city in central Vietnam. It is one of the few
cities that has remained almost completely in the old state despite the Vietnam
War. You will find centuries-old colourful buildings that are still in full use.
This makes a visit to Hoi An like travelling through time. Hoi An is close to
the sea which also makes it a great place to rest a little longer. Be prepared,
Hoi An is a very touristic place, totally understandable considering the beauty
of the city.''
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Phú Quốc, Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam