Our guide to Vietnam's top places, plus our lesser-known favourites

1,500 km from north to south and yet barely 50 km wide at its center, Vietnam offers the chance to combine Asia’s quintessential landscapes with one visa, one currency, and one language. 

In Northern Vietnam, high mountain ranges dotted with ethnic minority villages surround the Red River Delta, cradle of Vietnamese culture and home to the country’s capital.
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CENTRAL VIETNAMSOUTHERN VIETNAMNORTHERN VIETNAM NORTHERN VIETNAMHALONG BAYPU LUONGNIHN BINHMAI CHAUHANOISAPA
Connecting the mountainous north with the tropical lowlands of the south, Central Vietnam has golden beaches, cathedralesque caverns, and the last imperial capital of Vietnam.
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CENTRAL VIETNAMSOUTHERN VIETNAMNORTHERN VIETNAMCENTRAL VIETNAM HUEHOI ANPHONG NHA
Vietnam’s “rice basket” juxtaposes the paddies, palm groves and fruit orchards of the Mekong Delta with the fast-pased life of Vietnam’s biggest city.
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CENTRAL VIETNAMSOUTHERN VIETNAMNORTHERN VIETNAM SOUTHERN VIETNAMHO CHI MINH CITYMEKONG DELTACON DAOMUI NENINH VAN BAYPHU QUOC
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