Beauty of Vietnam's Beach
If a nation is endowed with a 3,200-kilometer coastline, it stands to reason that it has many beaches. Many. Beaches that have different features and match different tastes.
And among this assortment, the central region can claim to have the most beautiful beaches and resorts that dot the S-shaped coastline.
Five years ago, the Forbes magazine had this to say about the Da Nang beach: "The beach is one of Asia's prettiest and most historic, with yellow sand stretching for almost 20 miles and traditional round woven boats one of the best ways to ride the waves
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Ha Noi Tourism Lacks Nothing But Attractive Products
In people's thoughts, touring in Hanoi means visiting ancient streets, watching water puppetry, visiting Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Museum of Ethnology. The itinerary has not changed over the last many years.
It is estimated that 40 percent of travelers o¬nly stay in Hanoi as a transit point before leaving for other tourism sites.
Having dinner, watching water puppetry, and that's all
When asked about the tourism products of Hanoi, a tour guide said: "having dinner, watching water puppetry and then… going to bed," meaning that travelers have nothing
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Loating Market – Fascinating Symbol Of The Mekong Delta
Every visitor to Can Tho will inevitably spend at least a morning at Cai Rang floating market, a vibrant, colourful and revealing symbol of the Mekong Delta's largest city.
Life at Cai Rang floating market rises before the sun. By 5am the market is up and running. It is essentially a floating, wholesale greengrocer's. Traders come from across the Mekong's network of waterways and canals to buy and sell fruit and vegetables.
To see the market come alive, we decide to rise at the ungodly hour of 4am – it's only a 6km trip from the centre of Can Tho. You have two options. You can take a boat from Ninh Kieu Quay, a small boat with 5-7 seats can be rented for VND300,000 ($15), while larger boats cost VND500,000 ($25). The second option is taking a bus from Binh An
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