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UNESCO-inscribed heritage across the country, four domestic hops around Vietnam, and eight destinations inside the host city itself — itineraries for the days before and after the show.
Four domestic hops under two hours — from the thousand-year capital to the southern pearl island and the karst plateau on the northern frontier.
A thousand-year capital: the Turtle Tower on the water, a car-free Old Quarter at weekends, the Temple of Literature and the museums minutes away on foot.
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The country’s largest business hub. Landmark 81 mirrored in the Saigon River, the Nguyen Hue promenade, Ben Thanh market and street food that runs all night.
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The world’s longest over-sea cable car runs from the main island out to Hon Thom, with coral snorkelling around the An Thoi archipelago and white sand at Sao Beach.
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Terraced fields wrap the hillsides and turn gold at harvest, inside the UNESCO Dong Van Karst Plateau Global Geopark. The same leg reaches Tu San canyon and the Nho Que river.
Read moreEight destinations inside the city limits, from the Han riverfront to two UNESCO sites.
The dragon breathes fire and water on Saturday and Sunday nights. Walk the east bank at sunset, finish on a night cruise.
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The cable car holds two world records. Go up before 9am to cross the Golden Bridge while cloud still covers it.
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Five limestone outcrops, the Huyen Khong cave, and the 400-year-old Non Nuoc stone carving village.
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Named by Forbes among the world’s most attractive beaches. Swim in the morning; surf between September and March.
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A 67-metre Lady Buddha faces the sea. The old-growth forest behind her shelters the rare red-shanked douc langur.
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A UNESCO site half an hour from Da Nang. On the 14th night of each lunar month the town cuts its lights and runs on lanterns.
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UNESCO listed the Cu Lao Cham – Hoi An Biosphere Reserve in 2009. Eight islands and over 300 hectares of reef holding some 300 coral species; snorkel off Hon Lao, then eat seafood on the beach.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. More than seventy Champa temples raised between the 4th and 13th centuries for Shiva; about twenty still hold their original form. Go early, before the heat.
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