THE BEAUTY OF VIETNAM 2

Sharing about the beauty of Vietnam, I am dying to show you some special places which should not miss, especially in this summer draining you with its extreme heat.  Surely, it will cool down your soul at its first sight. In this article, An Insider of Vietnam is about to reveal enthralling scenes of mountains hidden in mist and deserted islands with sun-kissed beaches full of waves which are ideal for swimming and sunbathing in Vietnam.

Y Tý, a mountainous and remote village belonging to Lao Cai province, is about 2000m above sea-level in which a blanket of fog always covers around its beauty in peace.

What makes Y Tý an attractive place, is simple houses along curved roads that appear dimly in green of grand mountains. It’s hard to forget those beautiful moments together with naive eyes of children there. That represents the beauty of mountainous village in Vietnam.

To summarize and to describe what Pu Luong is, we could say: A Small Sapa with impressive mountain range, a glimpse of Mu Cang Chai with stunning rice terraces, a Mai Chau valley with ethnic minorities’ villages – A perfect combination of all beauties of Northwest Vietnam in one place.

Indeed, Pu Luong has cumulated every best assets of each area that have made Northern Vietnam famous all over the world and condensed them in one place. It has become an unmissable destination that most travelers add to their travel itineraries.

Moc Chau - a highland of Son La province being famous for a love market, is nearly 180km far from Hanoi to Northwest

Moc Chau is not only famous for immense fields of flowers of mustard green, but it also attracts visitors by natural waterfalls and impressive scenes. The beauty of Moc Chau, Vietnam is very native and friendly that leads hundreds of tourists there.

Long Lanh (other names such as Omega, Hon Giao, Khánh Le, Bindoup) is a mountain pass crossed from Dat Lat to Nha Trang

Though it has several names, Long Lanh meaning Sparkling is a well-known one. It has different overcoats of beauty in different moments of a day, particularly in the morning when sun shines on roads with full of mist like a fairy ambiance.

Dam Môn, a enthralling peninsula is just about 15 minutes to Vinpearl Nha Trang, Vietnam by speedboat…

Rounded by rough mountains, Dam Môn will separate yourself and let you melt your heart into nature. In addition of swimming, you should challenge yourself by conquering huge mountains whose terrains are full of obstacles and difficulties.

Vân Phong Bay, 40 km far from the center of Nha Trang, is a collection of nature of more than 40 islets considered as one of the wonderful bay in Vietnam.

Vân Phong is like a masterpiece that nature made with tens of islands and islets whose shapes shadow on sea magically.

Bình Hung Island, Cam Ranh Bay, Khanh Hoa Province – simply enjoy its beauty without any captions

Binh Hung looks mysterious with trees and shrubs that mix each other; adding rapids violently which appear adventurous by rocks covered full of moss

Lý Son Island, Quang Ngai province, Vietnam

That island brings you to isolated places where you can admire a beautiful picture made with mainly fields of garlic enhancing by blue of sea, sky and green of trees around…

Lagi, a little known seascape in Vietnam with foreigners, is a long way of 150 km from Ho Chi Minh City. The emphasis of Lagi is appealing beaches where your mind can be free with long waves; where your stomach may be spoiled by fresh and reasonable seafood… These interesting things have recently attracted visitors more and more.

Cô Tô, an island district of Quang Ninh province, Vietnam

A paradise on earth, Cô Tô is naturally beautified by smooth sands of the dunes, crystal clean water and waves continuously beating on the shore and cliffs with green of plants and sky.

Nam Du Island belongs to a peninsula had the same name of Kien Giang province, Vietnam

Fascinating, wild and tranquil! That’s almost you will enjoy when you are on Nam Du considered as a new form of beauty in Vietnam. “There were few footprints on the seashore, but so cool with friendly locals there” my friend excitedly shared after his holiday to Nam Du.

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