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Hanoi is one of the most mesmerizing cities in Southeast Asia. And Hanoi’s Old Quarter is a great place to stay and to see Hanoi at its most authenticity. Streets in Hanoi Old Quarter are lined with charming colonial French architecture alongside traditional Buddhist temples and pagodas, local shop-houses as well as coffee shops, bars, restaurants and galleries. Therefore, it’s such a smart choice if spending your holiday in Hanoi at one of many hotels in or around this convenient area. Hotels located in Hanoi Old Quarter convey the long and rich culture of the Vietnamese capital to life, provide excellent boutique accommodation right in the heart of the city’s tourism hub. Generally, standards for hotels in Vietnam have improved significantly, as well as those in Hanoi in particularly.

Ngoc Son Temple – Temple of the Jade mountain is located on Hoan Kiem Lake in the central of Hanoi, Vietnam ( Number 5 at below map). It is a small islet on the lake and connected to Thap But Tower by a red colored bridge (The Huc Bridge).

Ho Chi Minh mausoleum is a solemnly historic attraction in Hanoi – Vietnam’s capital. It is the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh President, who has led Vietnam to independence and reunification. Both domestic and international visitors come here to express their admiration and gratitude towards him.

For those who travel to Mekong dealt without visiting the floating market, the trip seems uncompleted. Floating market is  place for purchasing products and for visitors to learn about the unique cultural features along Mighty Mekong river. Together with the Cai Rang ( in Can Tho City), Cai Be (in Tien Giang Province) or Nga Bay ( in Hau Giang Province) markets, Nga Nam Floating Market in Soc Trang Province is another gem in the Mekong Delta. Located about 60 kilometers from Soc Trang center, this floating market still bears a bold simplicity and is one of the oldest floating markets in a history hundred of years with large-scale in the region.

Phong Dien floating market is not as popular and famous as the largest one – Cai Rang – in Can Tho but it brings each own unique characteristics. Less crowded, less touristy, more authentic may be what you are seeking for, so let pay a visit to Phong Dien floating market in your Vietnam journey.

Cai Rang Floating Market is the most famous and biggest floating market in the Mekong Delta. The market is unique culture of local people living along this mighty river. Instead of shopping in the town, they shop and barter on the river that is more convenient to access by waterways.

Danang, the commercial and biggest city in the Central Vietnam, has been a new travel hub of the country recently. Talking about Danang, people think about lovely beaches with luxury beach hotels and resorts, and fresh seafood. With 92km of coastline, Danang offers a lot of beautiful beaches for travelers to indulge in and to enjoy interesting water sports and activities, as well as numerous modern hotels and luxury resorts.

Like any other places, nightlife is always another best part to explore after the sunset in Hoi An ancient town of the Central Vietnam. Among of many attractive activities by night, night markets should be on every traveler’s must see list because they will truly present multitude views of Vietnamese local aspects. Of which, Hoi An Night Market (also called Nguyen Hoang Night Market) is considered as the official and popular market at night for both local and foreign travelers.

Hoi An is small ancient town in Central Vietnam, just 30km from Danang City. It is full of rich architecture, bright colors buildings, a number of cultural historical relics, combination with tranquil atmosphere and the friendliest local people. Hoi An has many things to offer and keep visitors stay longer at this charming town. Go with Vietnam Travel Tour to see the most attractions of Hoi An.