Vietnam is full of famous highlights like Ha Long Bay and Hoi An, but beyond the bucket-list spots lies a different kind of magic. Vietnam is a land of rich history, vibrant culture and serene landscapes. Among the popular bustling tourist spots, lie a variety of unknown places waiting to be discovered. Ranging from mountain to islands, Vietnam offers a number of off-beat places that promise colorful scenery and extraordinary adventures.
In this article we will take you through some selected places carefully chosen for their beauty and uniqueness.
- Ha Giang Loop
This place is known for its remote landscape and its unique motorcycle journey along the Vietnam border. Unlike the other crowded places of Vietnam, Ha Giang Loop offers a beautiful trail through villages, deep canyon and rice fields.
- Phong Nha-Ke Bang Caves
The longest cave system in Phong Nha, offering underground rivers, limestone formations, and green surroundings.
- Con Dao Islands
They were once primarily known for its prison history. Very few people know them as a group of 16 islands, with crystal clear water, golden beaches and a variety of water activities like snorkeling and diving. If you can manage to visit this place, it is definitely worth it!
- Ba Be National Park
Home to the largest natural lake in Vietnam, it offers a beautiful landscape surrounded by limestone mountains and jungle. While a lot of people travel to Sapa, this lesser known place brings equally beautiful scenery to the table. Don’t miss out the boat trips on the Ba Be Lake along with waterfall and hidden caves.
- Ta Xua
Widely known as the cloud paradise among the locals, one cannot fail to catch a sunrise or sunset from the peak of Ta Xua. It is located 1,500 to 1,800 metres above sea level. Imagine standing above the clouds and watching the sunrise. It is ideal for motorbike adventurers and landscape photography.
- Pu Luong Nature Reserve
It is a peaceful valley in the northern part of Vietnam, known for its lush green rice fields, mountains and traditional Thai villages. It also offers activities like trekking, exploring Thác Hiêu Waterfall and caves.’
CONCLUSION
Vietnam’s true beauty is not only found in its popular destinations, but also in quiet villages, sparkling waterfalls and serene landscapes. If you are someone who enjoys exploring off-beat spots, away from the crowd, this places must be included in your itinerary.
