Vietnam City Guides
From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the pristine beaches of Phu Quoc -- explore Vietnam's most incredible destinations with our comprehensive city guides.
Hanoi
Capital city -- thousand years of history, world-class street food
View GuideHo Chi Minh City
Economic hub -- vibrant nightlife, French colonial architecture
View GuideDa Nang
Beach paradise -- Golden Bridge, Marble Mountains
View GuideHoi An
Ancient town -- lanterns, tailor shops, Japanese bridge
View GuideNha Trang
Coastal resort -- diving, islands, mud baths
View GuidePhu Quoc
Island paradise -- beaches, night markets, fish sauce
View GuideSapa
Mountain retreat -- rice terraces, ethnic minorities
View GuideDa Lat
Highland city -- flowers, coffee, French villas
View GuideHue
Imperial capital -- royal cuisine, Perfume River
Coming soonHa Long Bay
UNESCO wonder -- limestone karsts, cruise tours
Coming soonNinh Binh
Inland Ha Long -- Tam Coc, Trang An, Bai Dinh
Coming soonCan Tho
Mekong Delta -- floating markets, tropical fruit
Coming soonQuy Nhon
Emerging beach -- Cham ruins, seafood, quiet beauty
Coming soonVung Tau
Beach getaway -- Christ statue, seafood, weekend escape
Coming soonMui Ne
Sand dunes -- kitesurfing, fairy stream, fishing village
Coming soonHai Phong
Port city -- Cat Ba Island gateway, seafood
Coming soonBuon Ma Thuot
Coffee capital -- Central Highlands, Ede culture
Coming soonCon Dao
Remote islands -- pristine beaches, historical prison
Coming soonDong Hoi
Cave country -- Phong Nha, Son Doong, paradise cave
Coming soonCao Bang
Northern frontier -- Ban Gioc Falls, Nguom Ngao Cave
Coming soonFrequently Asked Questions
What are the best cities to visit in Vietnam?▾
The most popular cities are Hanoi (capital, street food), Ho Chi Minh City (economic hub, nightlife), Da Nang (beaches), Hoi An (ancient town, UNESCO), and Sapa (mountain trekking). Each offers a unique experience.
How do I get around Vietnam?▾
Domestic flights connect major cities (1-2 hours). Sleeper buses and trains are popular for budget travel. Within cities, use Grab (ride-hailing app), rent a motorbike, or walk in old quarters.
Is Vietnam safe for tourists?▾
Yes, Vietnam is generally very safe for tourists. Violent crime is rare. Watch out for petty theft in crowded areas, traffic (especially crossing streets), and common tourist scams (overcharging taxis). Use Grab for safe rides.
What is the best time to visit Vietnam?▾
Vietnam spans 1,650km north to south with varied climates. Generally: North (Oct-Dec for autumn), Central (Feb-Aug for beaches), South (Dec-Apr dry season). Avoid September-November for central coast typhoons.
Do I need a visa to visit Vietnamese cities?▾
It depends on your nationality. Citizens of ASEAN countries, Japan, South Korea, and several European nations enjoy visa-free entry (15-90 days). All other nationalities can apply for an e-visa online.