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Ha Tinh is in the North Central Region of Vietnam. It is a destination that is still relatively undiscovered by tourists, which makes it a great place to visit for those seeking more authentic and off-the-beaten-path adventure experiences.

Hai Phong is the third biggest city in Vietnam, after Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The city is 110km south-east of Hanoi. Hai Phong is bordered to the north by Quang Ninh Province, to the east by Hai Duong Province, to the south by Thai Binh Province and to the East by the East Sea of Vietnam.

Halong Bay nowadays is too familiar to most travelers to Vietnam given the images, videos... that you encounter on the internet and that most visitors would love to visit this bay before departing your home country.

Hau Giang Province is the smallest province in the Mekong Delta and it doesn't have many high-profile attractions to tourists. If you want to stray off the tourist track and enjoy ordinary life in the Mekong Delta then Hau Giang can be good for a couple of days. AdventureGreen offers tours in the Mekong Delta which travel past the province of Hau Giang.

Hue was the seat of the Vietnamese last Royal Court and the capital city of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945. During its heyday, the city boasted the imposing Imperial Citadel overlooking the Perfume River, intricately ornamented temples and pagodas, and elegant houses nestled in the green gardens around the city. 

The Inle Lake is located in the mountains of Shan State Myanmar (Burma) with cool climate all year round. The serene lake and its tranquil environment are ideal for relaxing holidays. Besides, the area around the Inle Lake is inhabited by the Intha, Shan, Pa-O, Danu, Taung-yo and Kayah ethnic peoples. A trip to the Inle Lake could provides lots of unique cultural experiences. If you love more active vacations at Inle, then there are many ethnic villages, stupas, pagodas and monasteries in the hills that you can trek and hike to. So, Inle is a place that seems suitable for most travel interests.

Kampong Thom Province is situated to the east of the Tonle Sap Lake and is home to many important Pre-Angkorian sites including  Sombor Prei Kuk Temple.. The provincial capital of the province is Kampong Thom Town, 165 km from Phnom Penh and 151 km from Siem Reap. Kampong Thom is a popular stopover for trips between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap and could be used as the base to explore the remote temples such as Preah Khan and Prasat Preah Vihear.

Khanh Hoa Province is located in the South Central Region of Vietnam, south of Phu Yen Province and north of Ninh Thuan Province. Khanh Hoa Province is bordered to the east by the East Vietnam Sea and to the west by the mountains of the Central Highlands of Vietnam. 

The Khe Ro Forest is in An Lac, Son Dong, Bac Giang Province. The forest is 100km east of Bac Giang provincial capital and 160km northeast of Hanoi. The Khe Ro Forest is a part of the Tay Yen Tu Nature Reserve with mostly high forested mountains which stretch over 7,000 hectares.

Kien Giang is a westernmost province in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. Kien Giang overlooks the Rach Gia Gulf. The sea of Kien Giang borders Cambodia and Thailand. Tourist attractions in Kien Giang include the Phu Quoc Island and offshore islands in the Gulf of Rach Gia, the sea of Rach Gia, the beaches at Ha Tien, U Minh Thuong National Park.

Kon Tum Province is located in the northernmost area of the Central Highlands of Vietnam with mountains, coffee plantations and hill stations above 1,000m in elevation. The region of Kon Tum is home to many ethnic minorities whose life has been basically untouched by far.

Lai Chau is a mountainous province located to the utmost North West of Vietnam, 450km from Hanoi. Lai Chau has a dry and temperate climate influenced by dry winds from Laos. Due to the remote location and lack of good infrastructure in the past, Lai Chau was not visited much by most travelers. Even most Vietnamese tourists do not normally make trips to Lai Chau.

Lam Dong Province is located in the south of the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Lam Dong is characterized by endless green coffee and tea plantations...The capital city of Lam Dong is Da Lat, well-known to the Vietnamese as the Honeymoon Destination.

Lang Son is a mountainous province in the North East of Vietnam. The capital city of the province is Lang Son City, which is 154km north of Hanoi and which is a border town between Vietnam and China.

Lao Cai is a mountainous province in the North-West of Vietnam sharing border with China, Yen Bai, Son La and Lai Chau Provinces. Lao Cai is home to a number of tourist attractions such as Sapa, Y Ty, Muong Khuong, Muong Hum, Bac Ha...which offer great opportunities for adventure travel such as mountain biking tours, trekking tours, motorbike tours, homestay tours…

Luang Prabang was the Royal Capital of Laos, seated at the confluence of the Nam Khan River and Mekong River. Luang Prabang is 400km north of Vientiane, 250km north of Vang Vieng, 150km north of Phou Khoun.

Mai Chau is the name of a lovely district of Hoa Binh Province with secret valleys, untouched forest, Thai villages…

Mandalay is located on the east bank of the Ayeyarwaddy River, in the center of Myanmar. Mandalay was the royal capital city under the reign of the last king of Myanmar. The city was founded in 1856 and was destroyed in the World War II.

Moc Chau Plateau is on an averaged elevation of 1,000m above sea level and is endowed with cool temperatures all year. There are four seasons in the Moc Chau Plateau and each of them has its own charm.

Phan Thiet is the capital city of Binh Thuan Province. Mui Ne is a part of Phan Thiet City, the area within the Mui Ne Bay. Mui Ne means “the cape to take shelter from storms”. This is because the little bay with Cape Mui Ne is a safe place for boats during typhoons.