Joanna James
The natural beauty of Vietnam is something worth capturing! These are some of the best sites that will yield the best pictures in Vietnam for all the world to see!
It is the biggest cavern on the planet, and full of excellent photo prospects! The hike to reach it is just as amazing! The cave has many small grottoes, waterfalls and rivers, truly something worth experiencing and clicking of course.
Da Lat, also referred to as the "City of Eternal Spring", is a stunning colonial townlet in the south of Vietnam. It is encircled by canyons, springs, cascades, woodlands, and more! Its natural beauty is incredible! Go hiking there to immerse yourself in the heart of nature's splendour. Here, one can witness some spectacular waterfalls, and have lunch at the photo-worthy café near a beautiful temple.
Lying Dragon Mountain is not the easiest location to traverse, but its views are amazing! You have to climb 450 vertical and, at times, irregular steps! However, the scenic vistas of the river and impressive limestone ridges will be worth it. Make sure to have on hardy and comfortable shoes!
The town of Sapa has among the best scenery in Vietnam. The town lies northwest of Vietnam and is atop a panoramic valley encircled by picturesque green mountains. From its mountain views to the lush rice terraces, Sapa is a beautiful location to share with the world!
Found on the northern border of Vietnam, these gorgeous waterfalls belong to Vietnam and China. Regardless, of whether you go via a bamboo raft to the waterfall or swim in the enormous natural pool on the Viet side, the natural beauty is astounding.
Found in Hanoi's old town, this tiny residential road has a train that runs through twice every day. You can go there when the train travels through this street, which is from 3:30 to 7:30 pm daily. Even if you miss the train, it will be a memorable experience worth capturing!
Called the "Pink Church" for apparent reasons, this impressive building found in Ho Chi Minh City is similar to a palace directly from a Disney fairytale! Its striking shade has become popular with visitors over recent years. Loads of tourists flock to capture some moments beside its pink bubblegum walls!
During the full moon in Vietnam, the Hoi An Lantern Festival comes to life. At dusk, the whole city lights up with candles and lanterns. You can watch Buddhist monks unleash colourful lanterns into the night sky. Even if you end up missing the festival, the lanterns will continue to deck the streets throughout the month. A Hoi An luxury resort the likes of Anantara Hoi An Resort is among the top choices to look out for if you're seeking accommodation in this city.
Mu Cang Chai, located northwest of Vietnam, is renowned for its multicoloured sunrise and yellow-coloured paddy harvests. Photograph it during any season! You won't be disappointed!
Ha Long Bay is one of Vietnam's iconic landscapes! It has turquoise seas encircled by hundreds of spectacular limestone karsts and dense green rainforests providing impeccable photos at every turn.
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