10 must-visit places in Vietnam from the perspective of Thai bloggers

Robert R, a Thai travel blogger, said that it would be a pity to skip Hoi An and that visiting the Cu Chi tunnels is “unquestionable”.

Robert R once spent 14 days wandering around Vietnam to discover famous tourist attractions. Here are his suggestions for 10 destinations foreign tourists should visit when they first come here.

The first place that Robert mentioned was Ho Chi Minh City . This is a modern urban with historical imprints, and tourist attractions, is a great place for you to start your journey to discover Vietnam,” wrote Robert. Things to do are War Remnants Museum, Central Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, Ben Thanh Market, nightlife, street food.

Cu Chi Tunnels are only two hours by car from Ho Chi Minh City. Here you will find a network of tunnels from the wartime. This is one of the most visited tunnels, and there are day tours available. “Visiting the Cu Chi tunnels is undisputed,” said the male Thai tourist. Robert noted the tunnel was very small, narrow. If you are someone who does not like stuffiness or small spaces, you should not enter the tunnel. “One of our group fainted because he didn’t know he had claustrophobia,” Robert recalls.

Visiting the Mekong Delta is the next suggestion. Here, Robert visited Can Tho, a bustling land located by the river, learning about the lives of people on the floating market .

Hoi An is one of the most photogenic cities in Vietnam, according to a Thai tourist’s introduction. Many times Hoi An is very crowded with tourists, as it is one of the top tourist attractions of the country. “But this place is so beautiful, don’t miss it,” he said. Robert advises international visitors to spend time wandering the streets of the old town in the morning, having lunch at local restaurants and enjoying the most famous and delicious dishes such as Cao Lau and Banh Mi. ..

My Son Sanctuary is the next destination, after tourists have discovered Hoi An. It is about an hour’s drive from the old town, and international visitors can visit the ancient ruins on a day tour. “It will be a pity if you come to Hoi An without seeing this ancient monument with your own eyes,” wrote Robert.

“If you are looking for a little adventure in Vietnam, Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, home to the world-famous Son Doong cave, is a must-visit,” Robert introduced the tourist attraction. Quang Binh calendar. The area is remote, surrounded by fields and mountains. In addition to exploring Son Doong cave, you can visit other equally famous places such as Thien Duong cave, where there are beautiful stalactites.

“Ninh Binh , just an hour’s drive from Hanoi, is a great place to visit. The city itself is nothing special but what makes it worth a visit is its beautiful natural surroundings. “, Robert introduced. Robert suggests tourists should go to Mua Cave, take a Tam Coc Bich Dong tour, and visit the Bich Dong pagoda and ripe rice fields. “Overall, you’ll love this place,” he said.

Going north, the capital Hanoi is the next name mentioned by male Thai tourists. “One of the best things to do here is to go out and try all the street foods. They are all delicious,” commented Robert. Suggested tourist destinations to visit are Tran Quoc Pagoda, passing through and admiring the Presidential Palace, visiting Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum…

Ha Long Bay ranks ninth on the list of suggestions. Robert thinks it would be a pity to come to Vietnam and not visit this place. “It’s one of the most beautiful places in Vietnam, and it’s worth a trip down here from Hanoi.” Photo: VNHN

Sapa is one of the favorite places for male tourists. This beautiful area of ​​hills and rice terraces is a place where people can wander all day, discovering the lives of the locals. Robert also advises people to rent a motorbike to move around when coming here. Explore Fansipan peak by cable car, visit the Silver waterfall, indigenous villages… are suggestions of Robert.

( According to Bucket listly) Photo: Bucket listly, VNHN

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