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Vietnam is famous for its diverse, unique and flavorful cuisine. Many dishes have become trendy not only in Asian but also in Western countries such as Pho, Banh Mi, or coffee. Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is also a place of extremely interesting cuisine with the history of thousands of years along with many ups and downs of the country.

It is quite daunting for visitors who set foot in Hanoi the first time to decide where to go and what to eat. With the list of top 5 Hanoi food listed below, Whatsup Vietnam will help you enjoy these crumptious dishes in the best way. The majority of these food in Hanoi are located in Old Quarter, also known as Hanoi 36 streets.

PHO

Pho is supposedly the best-known Vietnamese dish, and you can try it with 2 main varieties: Pho bo (beef pho) and pho ga (chicken Pho). People usually have this dish for breakfast and lunch. Actually, Hanoians can enjoy Pho at any time of day, from the early morning till midnight, because Pho can both considered to be light meal or main meal. How interesting!

To get the best flavor of pho, you can come to Pho Gia Truyen (49 Bat Dan), Pho Lam Nam Ngu (7 Nam Ngu) and Pho Thin (13 Lo Duc). These spots are not restaurants but you will have a chance to experience sidewalk seats which are placed in front of a giant, steaming pot of broth.

VIETNAMESE COFFEE

Vietnam is a major coffee-producing country and that explains why coffee has long become an indispensable part in Vietnamese cuisine. There are some well-known and unique types of coffee you can give a try such as iced milk coffee and egg coffee. Vietnamese often sip a cup of coffee after having their breakfast, which can turn you on for a long day awaiting ahead, before afternoon working hours, or even after dinner having an intimate coffee talk with soulmates. It is not exaggerating that Vietnam possesses a coffee culture.

You can try this drink near wherever you have your breakfast to taste the basic flavor; or if you are looking for the original taste, please come to Giang Cafe (39 Nguyen Huu Huan) which specializes in egg coffee.

The Cong Cafe chain is another incredible option if you are keen on a retro-communist chic atmosphere. These are great spots for coffee and popular among not only foreign tourists, but also students and locals.

BUN CHA (Grilled meat with noodle)

Bun cha is regarded as the most popular dish for Hanoian. This dish became immensely famous when previous US President, Mr. Barack Obama tried this in Hanoi when he came there. If you want to eat in the same room as he did, visit Bun Cha Huong Lien at 24 Le Van Huu and get the Obama Combo, which includes bun cha, a fried seafood roll and a bottle of Hanoi beer.

Besides, the best bun cha is served at 34 Hang Than, a small, very cheap eatery with plenty of flavors.

BUN DAU MAM TOM

Bun dau mam tom is often served on a large tray and includes fried tofu, hanoi food tour vermicelli noodles, pork, herbs to wrap the ingredients in and a bowl of pungent mam tom, or fish sauce optionally.

Many options are waiting for you down alley 27 on Hang Khay. One of the best is Quan Bun Dau Viet.

BANH CUON

This iconic street food of the capital is suitable for someone who are looking for a light meal, for breakfast or even for lunch. Banh cuon can be found all over the Old Quarter. You can visit 14 Hang Ga, where a family has been serving this specialty for generations, or on the corner of Hang Buom and Ta Hien.

Pick one or all and enjoy.

Someone’s mouth is watering, right? Vietnamese are always proud of their national culinary culture since it has never let diners down.

Hanoi, which is the capital of Vietnam, has gone through a thousand-year construction and development throughout the history, and has infatuated the hearts of tourists each year because of its own stunning sceneries. Let’s discover some most stunning spots that you need to visit as you come to Hanoi with Whatsup Vietnam.

1. Quang Ba Flower Market

Address: Nghi Tam street, Tay Ho district, Ha Noi

Opening: 11 p.m to 6 a.m

If you want to find a place to play at night. Don’t worry! Quang Ba Flower Market will certainly satisfy your demands.

It’s not exaggerating to say that Quang Ba is one of the biggest flower markets in Hanoi that you can’t miss. The specific thing only this place has is that it’s only available from midnight and get overcrowded from 1 a.m to 4 a.m.

Flowers are delivered from all the surrounding areas to the market. Not only the common flowers you often see but also the special ones imported such as Waxflowers or Tuilips, which make you dive into the paradise of beautiful colors. Moreover, you will have an opportunity to figure out the nightlife of Hanoians before the sunrise and see how different compared with the ordinary life.

2. Hoan Kiem Lake – Ngoc Son Temple

Address: Hoan Kiem district, Ha Noi

Opening: Hoan Kiem Lake: everyday

Ngoc Son Temple: 7 a.m to 6 p.m on weekday

Price: Hoan Kiem Lake: free

Ngoc Son Temple: 15.000 VNÄ for chidren; 30.000 VNÄ for adults

Hoan Kiem Lake is likened to the heart of Hanoi greatly dedicating to make the capital city more attractive and airier. The visitors usually come here to get away from the noise and frenetic pace of the city life. An fascinating experience for tourists is walking around the lake and you will see a very adorable Hanoi of both ancient and modern character. There are numerous activities you can take part in here such as playing badminton, kicking shuttle cock, singing or randomly dancing as the local are very welcoming and hospitable.

Ngoc Son Temple was constructed in 18th century in the centre of Hoan Kiem Lake based on a myth. Legend describes how an emperor was once given a magical sword which helped him defeat the Chinese Ming Dynasty and in doing so saw the return of the Golden Turtle God to the lake. However, you need to put on formal clothes to show your respects to this spiritual place.

3. Thang Long Puppet Theatre

Address: 49 Dinh Tien Hoang street, Hoan Kiem district, Ha Noi

Opening: 1.45 p.m to 9.15 p.m

Price: 60.000 VNÄ for chidren; 100.000 VNÄ for adults

Thang Long Water Puppet Theater was established in 1969 and is one of the most well-known water puppet art venues in Vietnam. It’s also a traditional art form in Vietnam culture, which used to reproduce the fairy tales and historic legends by wooden puppets on the water. This is an interesting destination for visitors to Hanoi and particularly if your family vietnam travels has young children. They will surely enjoy watching the water puppet shows.

The performance impresses the audiences right from the first minutes when the traditional music rang out from the fretboard of the performers. The colorful wooden puppets characters appear from the water in stories and folk games, bringing viewers from one surprise to another.

You should buy tickets in advance because the program runs out of tickets very quickly. If you buy an early ticket you can request the first seat position in front of the stage or the middle row to watch the entire performance, but this is also the location where you can be easily splashed water. In addition, the theater stipulates that you SHOULDN’T film and take photos during the performance, if you want to register with the organizers. The surcharge is 20,000 VND with cameras and 60,000 VND with camcorders.

4. The Big Church

Address: 40 Nha Chung street, Hoan Kiem district, Ha Noi

Opening: Sunday: 7 a.m to 11.30 a.m and 3 p.m to 9 p.m

Monday to Saturday: 8 a.m to 11 a.m and 2 p.m to 8 p.m

This is a Roman Catholic cathedral with neo-gothic which was built over 100 years ago. In 1882, after the French army conquered Hanoi, the cathedral was constructed and completed in 1886. Besides Western style, the main interior part is decorated in Vietnamese way with two typical colors yellow and red. Outside, in front of the cathedral is the statue of Mother Maria.

The Big church attracts millions of people including Christian or non-Christian at the weekend and especially on Christmas Day. Students in nearby schools also gather to play football and have fun in front of the church gate. Moreover, this is not only the attractive place for Christian couples hold their wedding, but also a great venue for non- religious grooms and brides to take nice wedding shots.

5. Hoa Lo Prison

Address: 1 Hoa Lo street, Hoan Kiem district, Ha Noi

Opening: 8 a.m to 5 p.m

Price: 30.000 VNÄ

The prison was constructed by the French, from 1886 to 1901, when Vietnam was still part of French Indochina. The French called the prison Maison Centrale. It was intended to hold Vietnamese prisoners, particularly political ones. It was often overcrowded, holding hundreds of prisoners. By 1954 it held more than 2000 people. it has become a symbol of colonialist exploitation and of the bitterness of the Vietnamese towards the French. It is the place that imprinted so many crimes of invaders, but it is also the place that has carved many indomitable examples of Vietnamese revolutionary soldiers.

Visitors to Hoa Lo prison should pay attention to the instructions on safety and fire prevention. The accompanied luggage must be sent to the prescribed place. Specially, do not touch and move objects without permission. There will be a separate area at the monument where visitors are allowed to burn incense so they are not allowed to use in prohibited areas.

Above are Top 5 go-to places to visit in Hanoi that WhatsupVietnam wants to introduce to you. Hope you enjoy your journey in Hanoi - the city of peace!

Lam Dong province, which has always been well-known for its picturesque Dalat flower city, also has another amazming city with exquisite and captivating landscape - Bao Loc. Thus, once you've set foot to the land of thousands of flower, you can take visiting Bao Loc into considerations and you will never be let down! Let explore 6 of the most dazzling attractions here with Whatsup Vietnam.

1. Tam Chau Tea Hill

Bao Loc consists of the largest tea growing area in Lam Dong in particular and in the Central Highlands and South Vietnam in general. Coming to Bao Loc, you should not forget to visit Tam Chau tea hill to feel the true peace and fresh atmosphere here.

Tam Chau Tea tree hill cannot boast the long history that Cau Dat Tea tree Hill in Da Lat can. However, the brethless beauty of its sites and the taste off its tea lure a huge number of travelers. Imagine an early morning when the sky is still hidden under a dense misty layer, and then the sun starts to reveal itself with its first sunlights gently kissing the morning dew in the tea leaves, you walk along the road, embracing the lake and drinking a clear, fragrant cup of tea. How does it feel? Tam Chau Tea tree hill promises to offer you that moment. Moments like when your bus runs through the hill roads, and you open the windows and suddenly get hit by the air full of the elegant and refined fragrance.

2. Linh Quy Phap An pagoda

This place is dubbed the "sky gate", to say that it is vietnam travels "virtual" substance.

Unlike the quiet Bat Nha Monastery, Linh Quy Phap An Pagoda is part of a bustling scene. The pagoda has big gates, leading the Gates to Heaven. Quan Chieu Duong (Quan Chieu Hall) is popular due to its spectacular and unique architecture. Its interior boasts big wooden poles and golden lanterns, hallmarks of ancient aesthetics, which has inspired legions of photographs. Quan Chieu Hall is often crowded, so tourists are recommended to come here on weekdays to enjoy a more peaceful and less busier atmosphere. The pagoda also proves itself to be a prime place to watch the sunrise and sunset, as well as a fanfastic cloud-hunting spot.

3. Dambri waterfall

Refering to Lam Dong, people will immediately think of Dambri waterfall, which is considered to be the highest and most outstanding waterfall here. You can enjoy the exceptional beauty of the water streams pouring down intensely from the top with white foam like cloud, creating a mist layer in the middle of the mystical and magnificent forest.

Dambri Waterfall is a famous scenic spot in Lam Dong province. About 18km from the center of Bao Loc city, Dambri waterfall has been favourably chosen by many tourists as the first destination of the journey to explore Lam Vien plateau. In the cool atmosphere of the plateau, amidst the fanciful mist of the primeval forests, people often leisurely step through each step cleverly based on the gentle slope that comes down to explore the waterfall. It is known that the path to the waterfall was formed 15 years ago.

4. Bat Nha Monastery

Bat Nha Monastery is about 20km from Bao Loc center. It is a quiet and serene place with hidden huts in the green pine forest - where you can feel your soul calm down, enjoy the highland climate that is often cold at night and early in the morning. Here, you can also feel that you are being in a land whose fog is full of charm and magnetism.

Bat Nha Monastery is one of Bao Loc must-visit destinations. Its name, (“Bat Nha” means Heart of Perfect Wisdom), hints at its sense of ethereality. The quiet splendor offers appealing sights for visitors to contemplate, a Buddha statue to make offerings to, and even guest rooms to spend the night. The monastery is tucked away in a gorgeous pine forest, and its water comes from the forests’ clean streams. Follow the streams and you will find a waterfall lying behind ancient trees. Be sure to keep quiet here as the Buddhist monks often come to the waterfall to do meditation.

5. Di Da Pagoda

This is undoubtedly the unique highlight of Bao Loc which you cannot miss! With impressively breathtaking mountains and wild waterfalls, you can immerse yourself in the exciting living space, characterized by the mountains and forests of the Central Highlands.

Di Da Pagoda is located in Dang Dung village, Da Ton commune, Bao Lam district, Lam Dong province. The pagoda was built in 2005 with an area of about 13 hectares, acting as a venue of studying and practicing for Buddhist, Kinh, Chau Ma, Tay, K'Ho Buddhist monks.

With a unique architectural complex, a harmonious combination of Buddhist, Chau Ma and Tay Nguyen architecture styles, you will feel Temporarily stay away from the chaos and worries of life and follow us to discover the typical features of this largest temple in Bao Loc! Asking the abbot to stay overnight at the temple so that you will have more time to enjoy the serene atmosphere here. Di Da Pagoda has a unique architectural complex, harmonious combination of Buddhist, Chau Ma and Vietnamese architectural styles. Within the temple grounds are the wooden stilt houses of the ethnic people whose roofs are carved with tradiditional patterns and the enterior house having Buddha statues.

6. Tam Hop Waterfall

Tam Hop Waterfall is located at the back of the Di Da Temple, which is 35 km from the center of Bao Loc city. Coming here and you will think as if you were in a amazing place with breathtaking waterfalls which stands in the middle of the forest full of greenery and flowers. Tam Hop waterfall is located behind Di Da pagoda campus, also known as Dang Do pagoda, belonging to Dang Do village, Da Ton commune (Bao Loc, Lam Dong).

Flowing stream swirling, water jets hit the skin cool skin. The sound of leaves rustling in the wind, whispering whistles, early frosts of white plates forming a mysterious white landscape. In rainy season, the waterfall in the morning and early morning will have mist not melting feeling the magic of nature.

Bao Loc is not a tourist city like Da Lat, but that fact brings with it a sense of real peace and green space. Slow down, sip some tea, and enjoy your stay!

Ba Ria - Vung Tau is a province with 305 km coastline, having a huge number of amazing beaches with blue clear waters, white sand, sun, mellow waves, many resorts and tourists attrations to relax on every holiday or at weekend. The following 8 stunning beaches below in Ba Ria Vung Tau will help visitors have useful reference in ororder to have a more delightful trip to this amazing beach city.

1. Con Dao

Con Dao is an archipelago of 14 large and small islands located in the ocean 185 km from Vung Tau. The beach is 200 km long, having a wide range of magnificent beaches such as Dat Doc, Bai Canh, Dam Trau and Hon Cau beaches , Hon Tre beach, etc. Con Dao National Park covers an area of nearly 6,000 hectares on land and 14,000 hectares of sea surface with many rare plants and animals. Coming to Con Dao, tourists can stroll around the archipelago, admire the amazing beauty that nature has bestowed on this place and can achieve a consonsiderable amount of knowledge about the past. Each relic on the island bears many mysteries that are still handed down until today.

2. Bai Truoc (The Front Beach)

Bai Truoc, a calm cove in Vung Tau City, is located between Big Mountain and Little Mountain. In terms of space, Bai Truoc can be located in the range from the Green light to the Stone Bridge, starting at 01 Tran Phu Street, going through Quang Trung Street to a part of Ha Long Street. Along the Front Beach is also the place where most of the nightlife activities of Vung Tau in seafood restaurants, bars or cafes on the mountainside takes place. Getting to Front Beach, you might not be keen on wallowing in the sea, but with mountainous scenery including the Large Mountain, Small Mountain, with rock jutting out into the sea, the chances are that you will be admiringly captivated.

3. Bai Sau

Bai Sau, also known as Bai Thuy Van, is located on the east beach of Vung Tau, 8km from the foot of Nui Nho (Nho Mountain) and the beginning of the crossroads vietnam trip of Thuy Van and Phan Chu Trinh to Chi Linh area. This beach posseses fine white sand, stretching smoothly with continuous waves and creating its enchanting beauty. The sea here is gentle, not deep, with stable temperatures and few intense waves. Consequently it is suitable for people of all ages, regardless of the elderly or children. Compared to Bai Sau, this place is somewhat quieter and less bustling. Bai Sau is also one of the most ideal place for you to enjoy witnessing sunrise and sunset in Vietnam.

4. Long Hai Beach

Long Hai Beach is located in Long Hai town, Long Dien district, 30km northeast of Vung Tau city. Once in Long Hai, tourists cannot help but stop by Long Hai beach for the beach here is very clean, the water is crystal clear and the golden sand beach runs quietly. The beach runs along the foot of Minh Dam Mountain which owes its pristine and natural beauty to the generous Mother Nature. Whenever spring comes to Nuoc Ngot pass, visitors will be astonished by the white purple of the cherry, the green of the forest and the Long Hai beach.

5. Ho Tram Beach

Ho Tram BeachHo Tram Beach belongs to Xuyen Moc district, Ba Ria - Vung Tau province. Located about 10 km from the center of Phuoc Buu town, Ho Tram is not as noisy and bustling as in other tourist spots but it is immensely attractive as a result of the clear blue water and smooth white sand, which creates its elegant and wild gorgeousness. You can leisurely walk along the beachdozens of kilometers long and sip on tasty fresh seafood specialties such as grilled fresh squid, grilled fish or fish hotpot. You can stop at the leaf huts, enjoying the airy and cool space, watching the sea, listening to the murmuring waves or immersing in the cool blue water. The forest - marine ecosystem here is well preserved and protected. Accordingly, in addition to the magnificent sea breeze blowing throughout the four seasons, Ho Tram also brings fresh air for guests to relax and let down.

Individually, Ho Tram has been voted and recognized as the most wonderful and pristine beach in the world by a famous American TV channel.

6. Bai Dua (Pinapple Beach)

Bai Dua is a beautiful and pristine beach in Vung Tau city with clean sea water, sandy beaches, few intense waves and many spectacular rocky beaches. Someone has compared Bai Dua as a mini resort with quite affordable price. Opposite to Pineapple beach, there are many hotels and villas for rent at quite reasonable prices. A special feature of the hotels and villas here is that they are located on high hills. Quietness and romane is something you will definitely sensen when you pay a visit to there.

7. Ho Coc (Coc Lake)

Ho Coc is a pristine coastline located in the forest of Bung Rieng commune, Xuyen Moc district, Ba ria Vung Tau province. Not only having clear blue sea but this place also involves smooth white sand beaches entwined in rocks of unique shapes. In addition, Ho Coc is also known for being the ideal spot for you to have attractive experience doing swim, watching sunrise or sunset, walking along the sandy shore, exploring rocky of various shapes or pristine forests, coming to play water games like windsurfing, or engaging yourself in jet skiing.

8. Loc An Beach

If visitors have the opportunity to visit Loc An beach in the first days of the year, you will be extremely surprised at the poetic scenery of the pink peach blossoms. It will be an enchanting natural setting that makes you think you are in a real Wonderland.

Unlike with other tourist destinations, to be able to reach Loc An beach, visitors need to travel by basket boat or canoe through a large lake to reach. An amusing experience when floating on the water to discover Loc An "oasis" on the other side of the shore. On the shore, there is a line of soaring blue ocean leaning towards the sea, and below, the clear blue sea ripples around the long sand seemingly endless, creating a harmonious and tranquil quiet space.

The tea hills stretch from north to south, though at any time of the year, you can visit to enjoy the fresh air and feel incredible peace.

1. Moc Chau Tea Hill

Whether in winter or spring, Moc Chau plateau is always covered by the stunning green color of the tea hills.

Moc Chau is a large, mountainous district of Son La Province, about 125 miles (200 kilometers) west of Hanoi. It makes for a great intermediate stop between Hanoi and Mai Chau, a popular tourist destination that is similar to Sapa. Moc Chau is at an altitude of 3,460 feet (1,054 meters) above sea level and has a temperate climate with the average temperatures being a cool 60–79°F (15–26°C). It’s one of the most massive plateaus in the country, stretching some 50 miles (80 kilometers) long and 16 miles (25 kilometers) wide. For the cool climate, it’s home to about 3,000 hectares of tea gardens.

Moc Chau is a significant producer of high-quality tea of Vietnam. Among the types produced here, you can find Oolong, Kim Tuyen, and Shan Tuyet. Shan Tuyet was the first to be planted here, some 50 years ago, and it’s grown on the greater part of the plateau. The different varieties of tea are also required to be processed differently.

Harvest season is from April to December, spanning a period of nine months. The common belief is that tea leaves plucked in April produce the best tea, as they are the first leaves to be extracted after a four-month period of rest. The best time of day to pick leaves is whatsupvietnam considered to be from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

You can take tours to the tea plantations. Visitors are given the chance to get closer and have the chance to have conversation with the locals in the field. You even get the chance to work with the locals in the fields and pick the leaves and buds (technically known as flushes). It will be a huge learning opportunity, because you get to interact with the workers that are passionate about the plantations daily.

2. Bien Ho Tea Hill (PleiKu - Gia Lai)

Bien Ho Tea is the name given by the people of Pleiku, which is a combination of irrigation lake and immense tea fields.

Coming to the tea hill, it seems that the midday sunsets are only marked by a few bright yellow beams, because this place has been occupied by the green of the tea leaves. Looking to the tea hill, all sadness and daily worries seem to vanish. Just looking at the tea fields, whose bear the overflowing vitality can make us really want to live a more meaningful and worthy life.

Located in Chu Pah District and about 10km North from Pleiku, Bien Ho’s Tea Field is a combination of irrigation ponds and the immense tea farm with tender tea buds, purely white tea flowers of an upcoming harvest season. The tourists come here not only despite being attracted by tea aroma but also because of the stunning natural landscapes. The road to the tea farm is through a green canopy of pine trees. At a morderate distance on the road, the brightly green of the tea fields along the hills will totally take the tourists’ breath away. You can easily leave your motorbikes aside the path, then walk further inside to enjoy the outstanding scenery and the fresh environment. The green tea’s subtle fragrance in the wind, and also the delighting moment taking photos together will definitely be an unforgettable memory for the tourists.

3. Tam Chau Tea Hill - Bao Loc

Bao Loc owns the largest tea growing area in Lam Dong in particular and in the Central Highlands and South Vietnam in general. One of the most well-known tea farms here is Tam Chau tea farm. Come to Bao Loc, you should not forget to visit Tam Chau tea hill to feel the peace and fresh water here. B’lao tea (B’lao is the old name of Bao Loc) is incredibly popular among tea lovers both nationally and internationally. Less bitter than its Northern counterpart, B’lao tea is more arid and fragrant. Tam Chau Tea tree hill cannot boast the long history that Cau Dat Tea tree Hill in Da Lat can. However, the beauty of its sites and the taste its tea lure many travelers. Imagine an early morning when the sky is still misty, the sun rises, the first light kissing the morning dew on tea leaves; and you walk along the road, embracing the green lake and drinking a clear, fragrant cup of tea. How does it feel? Tam Chau Tea tree hill offers moments like that.

4. Tan Cuong Tea Hill - Thai Nguyen

Situated about 100 km from Hanoi City, Tan Cuong Tea Hill is not only well-known for its hundred years of aromatic tea cultivation but also famous for tea growing area as the tourism site, attracting a lot of people every year. It is an ideal destination for those who want to escape the cramped heat and noise of Hanoi, willing to enjoy the fresh air and be in harmony with nature.

The ideal time to visit and admire the beauty of endless green tea hills in Thai Nguyen is from May to October. It is the time when the endless lush green tea bushes beckon. In Tan Cuong Tea Hill, visitors can enjoy the fresh air, explore the immense green tea hill, strike up a conversation with the tea growers and learn how deftly they pluck the right tea leaves.

The first activity you should do if coming to Tan Cuong hill is check-in in the endless tea hill. Especially, if you come here at dawn, you will be impressed by the beautiful beauty of tea hills. Another activity any visitor cannot miss is to take a riding trip around the countryside. Visitors can rent recycles from the local here, which is very cheap, and wander around the villages to see a difference of Vietnam with picturesque villages, get a glimpse of the Coc mountain lake and meet hospital people here. Coming here, visitors will have a chance to learn the tea processing and experience it with your own hands. To make a traditional tea spot, visitors will have to take several steps from picking up leaves, tea drying, and make final product, which makes visitors excited as soon as you are ready to roll up your sleeves and make your first attempt. Furthermore, through learning tea process, tourists can have a deeper insight into their lives and generally, Vietnam tea culture. It will be truly an unforgettable experience for you when coming to Vietnam.

5. Long Coc Tea Hill - Phu Tho

Long Coc, some 112 kilometers from Hanoi, comprising numerous smaller hills that are covered with tea farms. The area is therefore considered to be one of Vietnam’s most beautiful tea hills. Those who have been to Phu Tho’s midland area of Doan Hung, Thanh Ba Ha Hoa, Cam Khe, Phu Ninh, etc. would never forget their green tea hills which look like layers of glutinous rice trays, featuring impressive natural landscape. Midland girls are very skillful in picking tender tea, who always leave smiling happily and sing folksongs, which reflects the tranquil life of a rural area. On both sides of the curvy road in the middle of the mountainous area, tea plantations lead one all the way to the horizon and leave the road in shadows.

The hillocks at Long Coc are also known as ‘tea islands,” which, because of their separated locations, form breathtaking scenery. The ‘tea islands’ are usually compared to islands on Ha Long Bay, the most famous natural wonder of Vietnam. During weekends, many youngsters choose Long Coc as their get-together spot to take romantic photos with partners and friends, as well as shoot their pre-wedding photo albums. On top of being a photograph-taking hotspot, Long Coc also emerges as a place for relaxation, where people can escape the hustle of the city life to enjoy the peacefulness on the hills.

The mountains in Phu Tho are also a home to Muong ethnic minority group, whose different culture and customs attract the interest of many tourists. Visitors to Phu Tho can uncover Long Coc tea farm hills and the local Xuan Son National Park, as well as getting to know the life and culture of the Muong people through a homestay service. The homestay service includes a special activity, which is both visitors and native Muong performers introducing their culture through various performances by a camping fire at night.

Source: https://www.whatsupvietnam.com/blog/Top-5-Most-Beautiful-Green-Tea-Hills-in-Vietnam

Hue’s location at Vietnam’s geographical heart may have ordained its particular role in the most two turbulent centuries of the country’s history. Even before it became the Nguyen Dynasty capital of Vietnam in 1802, Hue was the base for the Nguyen family who controlled the south region of the country. Most well-known for its historic values; Hue had been recognized as one of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Let’s find out top 5 best gorgeous destinations in Hue with Whatsup Vietnam.

1. Hue Imperial Citadel

The citadel was oriented to face the Huong River (Perfume River) to the southeast. Rather than concentric rings, centered on the Emperor's palace, the imperial residence itself is offset toward the southeast side of the citadel, nearer the river. A second set of tall walls and a second moat was constructed around this Imperial City, within which many edifices were added in a series of gated courtyards, gardens, pavilions and palaces.

The Hue Citadel was the most unexpected protective construction built in modern times. It took thousands of workers and the huge undertaking commenced in 1803, during Gia Long's reign, and was completed in 1832 by his successor King Minh Mang. The design of the facade followed the natural terrain of the Huong River’s north bank. Each wall of the Citadel consists of entry gates with watching towers, bastions with canons and ammunition depots. The Citadel was defended by a moat system surrounding the wall and the man-made canals and rivers not only provided water defenses but also water transportation.

2. Thien Mu Pagoda

Thien Mu Pagoda or Linh Mu pagoda is among the oldest places of worship in Hue and is a good example of religious architecture. Furthermore, visiting the Pagoda on a Hue City Tour which includes a boat cruise along the beautiful river named Perfume. The pagoda was established in 1601, and then Lord Nguyen Phuc Tan had it renovated in 1665. In 1710 Lord Nguyen Phuc Chu had a great bell cast (2.5 meters high, weighed 3.285 kg) and a stele (2.58 meters high) erected on the back of a marble tortoise in 1715. In the Nguyen Dynasty, Kings such as Gia Long, Minh Mang, Thieu Tri, Thanh Thai all had the pagoda restored.

Notably, Thien Mu Pagoda does not own many Buddha statues as other pagodas in Hue. Generally, the campus of the pagoda looks like a palace of kings, mandarins in ancient Hue. Immersing their souls in pagoda sightseeing, tourists seem to go into the pure and poetic space, which is far different from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Walking through each entrance in the pagoda, tourists will actually feel their own self, spiritual retreat, and be willing to leave behind all of sorrow and anxiety.

3. Minh Mang Tomb

Also known as "Hieu Mausoleum", Minh Mang's tomb is one of the most mystical tombs of Nguyen Dynasty, which is a complex system of 40 gorgeous constructions, including temple, pavilion, palace, etc. Combined between landscape and architecture buildings, the tomb can be considered as a microcosm of Hue Citadel, which is a perfect combination of manmade and natural beauty of Hue.

Minh Mang’s tomb draws a considerable number of both domestic and international visitors annually. The site was always intended to double as a tomb complex and national park, with landscaped gardens, terraces, lakes, and bridges that surround and connect the buildings. The plan for the burial site was dictated by geomancy, a form of divination using natural elements, as it was thought that the placement of the emperor’s grave could affect the fate of the entire dynasty. The tomb also functioned as thing to do in Hue vietnam a link between this life and the next, and thus Minh Mang’s burial site was arranged in the shape of a womb, representing Mother Earth and rebirth in heaven. This colorful landscape is an essential national monument, continuing to educate visitors about the country’s history and culture.

4. Bach Ma National Park

Bach Ma National Park stands at 1450 meters above sea level, hosting majestic waterfalls, hiking trails, and dilapidated French villas. Bạch Ma National Park is nestled in the Truong Son (Annamite) Mountains and is one of the wettest places in Vietnam. Its mountains are composed mainly of granite, and the topography of the park is generally very steep.|

Bạch Ma's position, at the biogeographical border between northern and southern Vietnam, combined with its variety of habitats, ranging from the coast to high mountains, means the park is rich in biodiversity. It is located in an area that is considered a center of plant diversity in Vietnam. The main vegetation type is moist evergreen and montane forest, as well as areas of scrub and grassland where human disturbance has been high.

Encompassing more than 154 square miles (400 square kilometers) of an old French hill station, Bach Ma National Park protects one of the most visually sensational natural areas of Central Vietnam. More than 1,400 species of plants grow in the park — a fifth of the total flora in the country — alongside 132 species of mammals and 358 species of birds. Among the rarer residents, many of them nocturnal, are the douc langur, leopard, stump-tailed macaques and Asiatic black bear.

5. The Perfume River

Locally known as Huong (Perfume) River, it was named after wilted flowers from upriver orchards are carried through its flow during autumnal months, resulting in a strong floral scent. The Perfume River has two sources; both begin in the Truong Son mountain range and meet at Bang Lang Fork. The Ta Trạch (left tributary) originates in the Truong Dong mountains and flows northwest towards the fork. The river then flows in south-north direction past the temples of Hon Chen and NgỠc Tren, then flows north-west, meandering through the Nguyet Bieu and Luong Quan plains. Besides, it flows to the northeast to Hue and passes the resting place of the Nguyen emperors.

The river is fenced by historic monuments of the city and the cool breeze and flowing water help in creating an enchanting aura. One of the alluring places to visit in Hue, people prefer spending time on the banks watching boats sailing on the water. Here, you can also see joggers running by the banks in the morning, or the sight of small shops and restaurants open up in the evenings. Families come here to spend treasure time while enjoying some musicians playing lovely and traditional music.

Hanoi is busy and noisy during the day, but when the night falls, that noisy bustle istotally replaced by stillness and its pace of life also becomes slower, peaceful, and more tranquil. Have you ever spent a night without sleep to explore Hanoi when the night falls? Let's explore these following 6 ideal nightlife venues with Whatsup Vietnam.

1. Nhat Tan Bridge

The first place to be mentioned must definitely be Nhat Tan Bridge. A Nightlife in Hanoi new symbol for the dynamism of Hanoi Capital. Not only is it vital in terms of transportation, Nhat Tan Bridge also makes people excited and enthralled by its modern design, aesthetic and spiritual significance, and it is undeniably the highlight of the landscape across the Red River.

2. Ta Hien Beer Street

In the heat of the summer weather, what can be a much better way than having chit-chat with your friends and enjoy the cool beer in Ta Hien Street. Not only beer, the restaurants on Ta Hien also serve rustic dishes at reasonable prices for diners. Coming to Ta Hien to enjoy lively music, chatting and drinking a cool beer with side dishes such as sour rolls, chips, dried beef, grilled squid, etc. will be a difficult-to-forget experience!

3. Dong Xuan Market

Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night, about 6:00 to 11:00 PM, visitors eagerly take part in the night market on the streets of Hang Ngang, Hang Dao, Hang Duong. Today, the night market also extends to Hang Khoai and Hang Giay. Dong Xuan Night Market has a variety of items for sale at affordable prices. This place is like a true shopping paradise with colorful clothes, shoes, accessories, souvenirs, etc. with brilliant lights creating a shimmering scenery.

4. Phan Dinh Phung street

Phan Dinh Phung street is about 1.5km long. This is the street with the widest sidewalk in Hanoi with two rows of ancient Indochina dragonplum trees shading on the same sidewalk. Every dragonplum season, young people would always come here to record their beautiful images with friends. Because of this romantic and poetic setting, the street of Phan Dinh Phung has been loved by not only the people of the capital but also its passionate visitors.

Phan Dinh Phung street is crowded with traffic, but at night this street brings incredible peace. Under the old trees, you can sit back and reflect on the days that have passed.

5. Long Bien Bridge

At night, from the bridge, you can see the rippling Red River, the lights in the far city or zoom into the distance to see Chuong Duong bridge busy with traffic lights. Even in the cold winter, Long Bien Bridge still attracts a numerous number of visitors thanks to the vendors selling grilled corn, warm and sweet baked potatoes. Its aromatic fragrance flies far away from a corner of the bridge, blending into the wintry season of winter.

The most gorgeous place to enjoy the sightseeing is in the middle of the bridge. From there you can have an overall look of the capital with the red alluvial river and feel the rhythm of life when Hanoi lights up. With friends and relatives watching Hanoi when the night falls down, sipping a glass of corn juice and chatting with each other on Long Bien Bridge, it will certainly be a simple and extremely valuable thing to do in your time in this special land.

6. Quang Ba flower market

For those who are passionate about flowers, going to Quang Ba flower market in the extremely early morning is a real joy! Not only witnessing the beautiful and gorgeous flowers, there you can also see the busy life pace of Hanoi people. Going to Quang Ba night flower market will give you a very different feelings about a cultural feature of Hanoi. The only light in the market is emanated from the high-pressure light bulbs from above, making the whole market sink in a shimmering and fanciful atmosphere.

It was 5 years ago when I decided to quit my job to let my hair down and became a travel blogger to fulfill my passion of visiting all the countries in the world. I chose Hanoi as my first destination because my best friend, who had travelled to Hanoi for few months, told me that Hanoi Vietnam travel contains a massive number of amazing things I would have never seen before. And It didn’t let me down at all. Hanoi possesses patterns that are spectacular enough to make the capital city of Vietnam stand out from any trip to hanoi other cities. From where I stand, I will show you things that foreigners love most when they come to Hanoi.

1.Crossing the road

Crossing Hanoi's crowded roads is a entirely new and terrifing experience for foreigners. Hanoi must be one of the cities with the most motorbike users in the world. Every street you go, the thousands of motorbikes follow. However, I never saw any traffic accidents when crossing the roads. There are some advices I consolidated when I took my Hanoi trip.

Please do not just waiting for about more than 02 walking signals before stepping your foot to cross the road as you may be impatient waiting for few signals more and still could not go over as the local people still keep going even there is walking signal. Remember to observe the coming vehicles to estimate their movements before you go. Once you go, keep going straight and go steadily across the street. The biker/car drivers would automatically avoid going into you. Turning back is even more dangerous when you move on the lane for it causes difficulty for the drivers to understand your direction and intention.

2. Exploring Old quarters.

Hanoi Old Quarter is located on the northeast of Hanoi, belonged to Hoan Kiem district. The location of the old town was purposely in between Thang Long imperial citadel and the red river which is considered the advantageous area for trading development. The Old Quarter of Hanoi is a labyrinth and maze of streets that never makes sense if you’re not the local or you haven’t lived long enough in this city. The exceptional characteristic to make this area so special is that the name of each street is attached to a product/service, which was originally sold on that street. Hang Bac Stree, for example, specialises in silver, with bac meaning silver. We are unsure what the word for cheap crap is, but there is a street for that as well.

Besides, it also contains a variety of stunning attractions and cultural relics. Walking around Hoan Kiem Lake in the morning to see a different quiet Hanoi before it gets started on bustling daily lifestyle. Visiting the spiritual temples and pagodas, which were built hundred or thousand years ago to find out ancient beauty still pristinely reserved until now.

3. French culture

French architecture contributes to making Hanoi more exceptional compared to other cities in Asia. The collision of two distinguish cultures gave birth to the construction industry in Vietnam and left unique architectural works, a common heritage for both countries. The combination of French architecture and indigenous architecture created Indochina architectural line unique and unlike anywhere else in the world.

The typical French architectural work mentioned first is Long Bien bridge across the Red River, formerly named under Indochina Paul Doumer (Pont Paul-Doumer) and constructed in 1903. This bridge is considered to be one of the cultural icons of the capital Hanoi.

Besides, under the influence of French culture, the genre of fiction and drama was born. Other art institutions such as Hanoi Opera House or Cinema Palace Cinema (now Cong Nhan Theater) still continue to exist today.

4. Do a street food tour

Speaking of Hanoi without mentioning street food here is a big omission. For such a long time, street food has become a cultural beauty of Hanoi. You can dig in a wide range of dishes on every corner on your Hanoi street food tour, which will give you the chance to learn more about the local food and will explain how to pick a good place.

Coming to these street eateries, customers often have to strain their eyes to find places, wait for "long necks" or suffer from bending their knees to eat. Fortunately, however, street food still draws millions of foreigner tourist to Hanoi every year because of its unique style that only Hanoi has. Moreover, the price for each meal is extremely reasonable and much cheaper than other tourist destinations with the most traditional dishes of Vietnam such as Pho, Rolled Cake, Sticky Rice, etc.

5. Bia hơi (Draft beer)

Bia hơi is a specialty of Hanoi that foreigner tourist must try so that you could become an amazing Hanoi explorer to tell your friends and family. A range of vendors appear on the pavements of streets inside Hanoi Old Quarter and you may see a fair number of foreigners happily enjoying draft beer with their friends or even the strange native speaker. If you want to make some new foreign friends, this recommended place is the conjunction between Ta Hien Street and Luong Ngoc Quyen Street where there are always several foreigners drinking on the pavements.

The above is what foreigners will enjoy when visiting Hanoi from my personal point of view. Therefore, don't hesitate any longer and pick up a Hanoi tour to experience right away!

Nha Trang city always allures tourists by virtue of its poetic

landscapes with familiar images of golden sunshine, white sand, blue sea and crystal clear water.

Furthermore, many people also come to Nha Trang by the peace

and wild nature extremely romantic. Let Whatsup Vietnam introduce some best stunning places

in Nha Trang to you.

1. Hon Mun Island

Tourists coming here not only to contemplate the beauty of the blue sea, white sand, golden

sunshine, but also discover a diverse ecosystem in the ocean where is known as the most

fantastic aquarium in Southeast Asia. Blessed with favorable

terrain and climate, Hon Mun is the place where extreme corals develop especially under the

water about 10m. Hon Mun has therefore been recognized as the first and only nature reserve in

Vietnam by WWF World Wildlife Fund. According to the world's statistics, there are about 2000

types of corals and 1500 marine creatures in Hon Mun, which covers 340 out 800 corals species

all over the world.Hon Mun

The most outstanding activity that visitors should not miss at Mun Island is scuba diving. Hon

Mun is the most gorgeous scuba diving spot in the country

compared to many places that are put into exploitation and diving tourism until now. There are 9

dive sites in Hon Mun with many different levels of diving. You can admire the diverse range of

corals and marine life in the ocean.diving in Hon Mun Island.

2. Ninh Van Bay

This place is considered as an ideal "hidden place” for those who want to escape from the noisy

city to find peaceful in their soul and immerse in the nature and sky completely. It takes you

about 20 minutes to get here by high speed train. Every scenery you see will make you

overwhelmed and stunned by its extraordinary charm

and tranquility.

If thing to do in vietnam you want to experience Nha Trang tourism in Ninh Van Bay, this place will provide you with

services such as scuba diving to see the coral reefs and beautiful marine life or taking part in

surfing, fishing on a small boat, and you can even meditate right on the beach. These

fascinating games will make you figure out the most even-

minded part of who you are. In addition, for travelers who like thrills, you can choose to

participate in sea games such as sea surfing or sea balloons, or a rather strange game that is the

incarnation of the heroes in the game Fly - Board.

3. Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography

Known as the earliest scientific research facility in Vietnam, the Institute of Oceanography is

located 6 km from the center of Nha Trang city, which specializes in marine behavior and habit.

The Oceanographic Institute of Nha Trang was built in

1923 under the direct management of the French. It was not until 1952 that it was handed over to

the Vietnamese.Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography

The Museum of Marine Biology and the Oceanographic Museum are two areas that will bring

you many surprises and interesting experiences. The Museum of Marine Life is home to samples

of marine creatures. You will see more than 20,000 specimens of 4,000 different species of

marine life. In addition, the museum also displays many specimens of freshwater creatures

collected in the Gulf of Thailand, the East Sea, and Cambodia.

Museum of Oceanography is famous for its "huge" specimens. If you can only watch the giant

whales, the giant fossil skeletons via TV, the internet, then you will be directly directed to the

market of the giant whale skeleton up to 26 meters long and 3 meters high as well as a variety of other large sample sets.

4. Po Nagar Towers

Commonly known as ” Thap Ba”( Lady Tower), Po Nagar Cham Tower in Nha Trang is situated

about 2km from Nha Trang City Center, is nowadays still an actively site for worship by Cham,

Vietnamese Buddishts and Chinese. This impressive Tower lie on a lush hill with

sensational views overlooking Cia River estuary and colorful

fishing boat. Po Nagar Cham Tower is a featured artwork of Cham Architectural Art and

Sculpture that are still a mystery to many researchers. Besides beaches, Po Nagar Cham Tower is

one of must-visit places in Nha Trang.Po Nagar towers

Po Nagar Towers are well-reserved with most of the original designs are still intact. Each tower

was erected to dedicate to a unique deity. The largest, which is

23m high, is dedicated to Ponagar, who is said to have taught new agricultural and weaving

techniques to people of the area. In gratitude, they built the tower to honor her. The central tower

is in honor of Cri Cambhu who blesses devotees with fertility, which is where childless couples

often visit and pray. The North West tower is in honor of Sanhaka, a wood cutter and foster

father to Ponagar. The tower in the south was dedicated to Ganeca, the daughter of Ponagar.

5. Van Phong Bay

Van Phong Bay is located in the middle of the immense sea, which is about 80 kilometers from

the center of Nha Trang city and can be accessed by road or waterway. If you are not afraid of

floating on the waves and not suffering from seasickness, probably

going to the bay by ship is an extremely perfect plan. When traveling on the sea, tourists not only

enjoy the stunning sea view or admire the vast sky that seems to have no horizons, but also

breathe in the fresh air of the sea breeze.

Van Phong Bay is also famous for many fresh seafood. A huge number of of delicious dishes such boiled crabs, grilled shrimp,

grilled cones, steamed squid and snail porridge are carefully prepared with a strong flavor will

stimulate your most discerning palate. Being ranked by the World Sea Association into the list of

4 most ideal sea tourism destinations today, Van Phong Bay assuredly meet your demands

completely.