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Ba Be National Park is located in Bac Kan Province, 230km north of Hanoi, 70km northwest of Bac Kan provincial capital. The Ba Be National Park is one of the UNESCO Ramsar Sites in Vietnam.

Ba Khan is a little community by the Da River at the base of the Thung Khe Pass in Mai Chau, Hoa Binh. The beauties of Ba Khan includes peaceful local life, breathtaking mountains, amazing rice fields and the spectacular landscape on the Da River. There are several islands on the river with imposing mountains all around making the area just so awe-inspiring.

Ba Vi National Park stretches in Ba Vi District (formerly Ha Tay Province which has been integrated into Hanoi), Luong Son and Ky Son Districts (Hoa Binh Province). The park is 60km northwest of Hanoi.

The Bach Ma National Park is in Phu Loc and Nam Dong Disctricts, Thua Thien Hue Province. The national park is 52km south of Hue City and 68km northwest of Da Nang. The total area of the national park is 37.500 hectares.

Ban Gioc Waterfall is 100 km north-east of Cao Bang Town. The road from Cao Bang to Ban Gioc offers scenic landscapes with opportunities to visit villages of the Tay and the Nung ethnic minorities. While it is fairly easy to travel most of the way, there are the passes of Ma Phuc and Khau Liem that may need extra care on a wet day.

The Ben En National Park stretches in the territories of Nhu Xuan and Nhu Thanh Districts of Thanh Hoa Province.

The But Thap Pagoda is in But Thap Village, Dinh To Commune, Thuan Thanh District, Bac Ninh Province. But Thap is among the most famed Buddhist pagodas in Vietnam and is a must see for the travelers interested in religion and Vietnamese culture.

Cape Ca Mau National Park (Vuon Quoc Gia Mui Ca Mau, Mui Ca Mau National Park) is located to the southern tip of Vietnam's inland area. Cape Ca Mau is 110km or 2 hours by speed boat from Ca Mau City.

The Citadel of the Ho Dynasty (Ho Family) was built from 1397-1401 by Ho Quy Ly when he became the King of Vietnam usurping the throne from the Tran Dynasty (Tran Family). Due to threat of invasion from China (the Ming Dynasty) and hostility within Vietnam, Ho Quy Ly moved the capital city to Vinh Loc, Thanh Hoa Province, and the citadel was built at the new royal capital.

Established as a national park in 1962, Cuc Phuong was the first national park in Vietnam. The national park stretches its area in Ninh Binh, Thanh Hoa and Hoa Binh Provinces with total area of 22,408 hectares. Cuc Phuong is 120km southwest of Hanoi.

Da River (Black River) is a big tributary of the Red River in Northern Vietnam. The river starts its course of over 900km in Yunnan China.

Dau Go Cave is located on Dau Go Island on Halong Bay, 7km from the shore of Halong City. The cave is over 300m in length and divided into 3 main chambers. The cave is mossy in the outer section due to winds and moisture, but glittering the further you go inside.

The Kon Ka Kinh National Park is 50km northeast of Pleiku City, part of the Truong Son Mountain Range. The national park stretches over the territory of Kbang, Dak Doa and Mang Yang Districts of Gia Lai Province. The total area of the national park is nearly 42,000 hectares.

Mau Son Mountain is in Loc Binh and Cao Loc Districts of Lang Son Province, northern Vietnam. The mountain is 30km east of Lang Son City and 180km north-east of Hanoi.

My Son Cham Ruins was once the Holyland of the Champa Kingdom, which was thriving in most of the Central Coast of Vietnam from the 2nd to the 13th century A.D.

The Nam Dam Village (in Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province) is 2km from Tam Son Town, home to Dzao Cham People. Traditionally the villagers got income from agriculture and from growing traditional herbs. Since 2012 community tourism was introduced to the Dong Van Plateau and tourists started to trickle in bringing extra incomes to the locals.

Nguom Ngao Cave is located in Trung Khanh District, Cao Bang Province, in the North East of Vietnam. The cave is 3km from Ban Gioc Waterfall and 90km from Cao Bang Town. The total length of Nguom Ngao Cave is over 2km, most of which is underground or underwater. The chamber open to tourists is about 300-500m with walkways.

Nha Trang is a beach city in the south of the Central Coast of Vietnam. The city is among the most popular tourist attractions in Vietnam with crystal clear and turquoise sea water, sugarly white and fine sandy beaches, colorful coral reefs, Cham ruins…

Nhi Thanh Cave is in Lang Son City, 3km from the city center. The cave runs through a rock mountain with a little river flowing inside the cave. There are different large chambers inside Nhi Thanh Cave and they are separated from one another by narrow walkways.

Pac Bo is in Ha Quang District, Cao Bang Province. Pac Bo was where Ho Chi Minh returned to Vietnam on 28-Jan-1941, after 30 years traveling overseas seeking to liberate Vietnam from France.