Hoi An - Quang Nam

Hoi An is an ancient town on the bank of Thu Bon River, located 30 kilometers to the hoiansouth of Danang city. It used to be one of the most important trading ports of Southeast Asian in the 16th century, known as "Faifo" among Western traders. The charm of Hoi An ancient town lies in the distinct Chinese and Japanese atmosphere as well as its traditional houses built along narrow streets...

Ha Tien is in the extreme south-west of the Vietnamese mainland close to the Gulf of Thailand and the Cambodian border. It’s a busy, but remote, town of about 42,000 people around 100km from Chau Doc and 340km from Ho Chi Minh City by road. There’s also a canal to Chau Doc.

A passport valid for six months is required for entry into Cambodia. Visas: Visas are required by all nationals referred to in the chart above. You can obtain these in advance or on arrival at most ports of entry.

Ha Long Bay is well-known for its wonderful landscape of limestone mountains and islands rising up from the emerald ocean, scattering over the area in spectacular formations naturally decorated by dazzling stalactite caves. Read the list of top best things to do in Halong Bay to have more information for an exciting journey to this place.

Mia Pagoda is located in Duong Lam Ancient Commune, famous for its unique architecture and culture. It presents Vietnamese traditional features that travelers can find nowhere else in the world.