Vietnam

Unique Things to Do in Vietnam

Written By: LAIBA ARIF

Vietnam presents visitors with its abundant cultural heritage and exquisite natural formations through beautiful landscapes while offering priceless encounters. The country gives visitors opportunities to discover its soul through various distinctive intriguing activities after they visit well-known attractions Halong Bay and Hoi An. The following guide presents exceptional Vietnam activities beyond the conventional tourist experience.

1. Experience the Scenery of Vietnam 

 

You'll find Vietnam's magnificent countryside during a relaxed journey on the Reunification Express train voyage. The train service between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City crosses through rice fields and traditional villages in addition to coastal regions. A train journey through Vietnamese terrain simultaneously provides picturesque views of the multiple terrains and traditional railway nostalgia.

2. Discover Exceptional Dune Formations in Mui Ne

 

Visitors who don't think of desert landscapes when visiting Vietnam will be surprised by Mui Ne's surreal dunes of sand that resemble desert terrain. Observe the dunes of Mui Ne from atop an ATV, or try sliding down the Red and White Sand Dunes by sandboarding. The sight of nature transforms magically during dawn and dusk as people experience mind-blowing views across the scenes.

3. Cruise the Mekong Delta in a Sampan

 

A Mekong River sampan boat provides a personal experience to traverse the picturesque channels of this delta labyrinth among floating markets and river canals. Experience the southeastern lifestyle of coastal areas by rowing alongside mangroves, meeting orchard owners, and living in their neighbourhood while better understanding their unique automotive culture.

4. Dine in a Cave at Halong Bay

 

Throughout your Halong Bay sailing experience, soak in the moment by dining inside a crag during your voyage over waters as green as emeralds. Guests of luxury cruises can experience romantic dinners swell under candlelight within marvellously formed karst caves while tasting premium gourmet dishes of Vietnam.

5. Visit the World’s Largest Cave: Son Doong

 

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But the greatest attraction at Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park remains the world's largest cave known as Son Doong. The cave includes a jungle ecosystem and a river while operating a complete meteorological system. Travelling to this incredible natural attraction requires booking in advance because space is restricted.

6. Try Egg Coffee in Hanoi

 

A visit to Vietnam requires experiencing egg coffee because this is a signature Vietnamese drink worth trying. Egg yolks combine with sugar condensed milk and robusta coffee to create this creamy beverage which demands your attention. Visit Hanoi's famous Café Giảng because it originated coffee drinks that stand as the best quality for this beverage.

7. Journey Through the Rice Terraces

 

Travellers can use bicycles to explore every corner of Sapa's rich rice terraces. A green travel opportunity will guide you through small remote villages to let you meet local residents while giving you time to appreciate beautiful mountain scenery.

8. Watch a Water Puppet Show