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Nam Dinh Province is in the Red River Delta, 90km south-east of Hanoi, 90km southwest of Hai Phong City and 20km west of Thai Binh City, 30km southwest of Ninh Binh City.

Ninh Thuan Province is in the South Central Coast of Vietnam, north of Binh Thuan Province and south of Khanh Hoa Province. The capital city of Ninh Thuan Province is Phan Rang – Thap Cham, 350km north of Saigon, 150km north of Phan Thiet City, 50km south of Nha Trang - Cam Ranh Airport, 110km southeast of Da Lat.

Phnom Penh, the capital city of the Kingdom of Cambodia, is located right at the the junction of the Mekong, the Tonle Bassac and Tonle Sap Rivers. The rivers meet at Phnom Penh forming an 'X' which made the city known as 'Krong Chaktomuk' - the City of Four Faces previously.

Phu Tho is a semi-mountainous province in northern Vietnam; the province is one of the two gateways to the wild northwestern region of the country. The provincial capital of Phu Tho Province is Viet Tri City, 70km from Hanoi.

Phu Yen Province is located in the south of the Central Region of Vietnam, north of Khanh Hoa Province and south of Binh Dinh Province. Phu Yen has hilly terrain which offers scenic landscape along the road as we travel through the province. Phu Yen also has pristine sandy beaches that offers unforgettable beach holidays.

 Quan Lan Island (also called Quan Lan Minh Chau) is in Van Don District, Quang Ninh Province. The island is part of Bai Tu Long Bay, north of Halong Bay. Quan Lan Island is 60 km from Halong City and 40 km from Van Don Town (Van Don District), the boat trip to this island is 1 hour from either of these towns.

Quang Ngai Province is in the Central Region of Vietnam, south of Da Nang City and north of Binh Dinh Province. The western flank of Quang Ngai is is Kon Tum and the southwest of Quang Ngai is bounded by Gia Lai Province.

Siem Reap Province is located to the northern extent of the Tonle Sap Lake, north-west of Cambodia. The provincial capital is Siem Reap Town, the gateway to explore the legendary temples of Angkor. Siem Reap Town is 314km from Phnom Penh via NH No. 6 and 150km from Poipet border-crossing between Cambodia and Thailand.

Soc Trang is located to the south-east of the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam, bordered to the north-east by the lower branch of the Mekong River, to the north by Hau Giang, to the west by Bac Lieu and to the south by the East Vietnam Sea. 

Son La is a mountainous province in the North West of Vietnam. Son La City, the capital of the province, is 300km from Hanoi via either Road No. 6 from Hanoi to Dien Bien Phu or via Route 32 and Route 37 via Phu Tho.

Sukhothai was established in the 13th century A.D and was the first ever Thai Kingdom. The draw-card of local tourism is Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sukhothai is 400km north of Bangkok and 320km south of Chiang Mai.

Tay Ninh Province is 100 km from Ho Chi Minh City (or Saigon). Tay Ninh is known to travellers with the eclectic religion of Cao Dai or Caodaism, an indigenous religion in Tay Ninh.

Thai Binh Province is located in the southeast of the Red River in northern Vietnam. The province is among the few places in northern Vietnam where the traditional culture of the Red River Delta is best preserved.

Thai Nguyen Province is in the North-East of Vietnam, known for the steel-making industry and the green tea quality. Thai Nguyen City is the capital of the province, 67km from Hanoi. Road No. 3 from Hanoi to Thai Nguyen and Bac Kan Provinces is in excellent conditions.

Thanh Hoa Province is 160km south of Hanoi, constantly struck by natural disasters like typhoons, floods and droughts. Thanh Hoa was among the poorest provinces of Vietnam until very recently.

The Old Quarter of Hanoi was established in the 11th century in Thang Long Citadel. The area was next to the Royal Citadel of Thang Long and it was where commerce in the capital city took place.

Tien Giang Province is situated to the north of the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. Tien Giang is bordered to the north by Long An Province, to the west and south west by Dong Thap Province, to the south by Vinh Long and Ben Tre Provinces, to the east by the East Vietnam Sea and to the north-west by Ho Chi Minh City.

Tra Vinh Province like Vinh Long is separated from the mainland by the Tien River and the Hau River (Upper Branch and Lower Branch of the Mekong River). The north-west of Tra Vinh is Vinh Long while the south-east of Tra Vinh is the East Vietnam Sea.

Tuyen Quang is a mountainous province in the Northeast of Vietnam, 155km from Hanoi. Tuyen Quang offers fresh countryside landscape, untouched nature reserves and historical attractions. The province was once part of the ATK (Safe Zone) where the Viet Minh’s Headquarters was located during the Franco – Viet Minh War. Historical sites can be visited nowadays still.

Vang Vieng is known for its idyllic countryside with rivers, karst mountains, under water caves and scenic trekking trails. Vang Vieng is 150km north of Vientiane and 250km south of Luang Prabang, 250km from Phonsavan in Xieng Khouang Province.