Regions
North, central and south
Climate, landscape and cuisine change considerably along the country. A good selection of regions matters more than fitting in as many stops as possible.
Travel tips and inspiration
Vietnam Travel Tips
Vietnam stretches long and narrow between mountains, river deltas and a varied coastline. Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are two very different metropolises, with historic towns, rice terraces, karst landscapes and islands in between. Our Vietnam travel tips include personal travel stories and advice for famous highlights and quieter destinations.
In the north, Sa Pa, Ninh Binh and Ha Long Bay define the landscape. Hoi An combines a historic old town with rice fields and the coast, while the south offers big-city life, the Mekong region and islands such as Phu Quoc and Con Dao. Regional cuisine also changes noticeably between north, central Vietnam and the south.
We show you beautiful places, lively cities and landscapes that make a journey through the country especially varied. Our experiences help you choose suitable regions and allow enough time for Vietnam’s different sides.
At a glance
Vietnam
Landscapes
Karst rocks & rice terraces
Ha Long, Ninh Binh and Sa Pa offer three very different natural settings. Coastlines and islands add tropical impressions.
Cities
Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City
Historic districts, modern streets and busy daily life shape Vietnam’s cities. Each has its own rhythm and character.
Food
Regional and fresh
Soups, rice noodles, herbs and street kitchens accompany many journeys. Dishes and seasoning differ noticeably between the regions.
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