Hai Phong
Haiphong, the third largest city of Vietnam after Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, is a seaport about 106 km from Hanoi. It is a bustling, industrial center. The residents of Haiphong work in numerous factories such as: workshops, shipyards, glass industry, textile, cement and food canning factories. In contrast, there are many French colonial houses in Haiphong
The most famous attraction is the Du Hang Pagoda which is one of the most ancient pagodas in the city. Apart from exquisite architectural style, it contains many valuable relics of ancient Vietnam.
About 20 km away from Haiphong is the white sandy Do Son Beach. It is a small beach strip on the coast, good for swimming. There is an attractive resort with casino, with magnificent scenery to see the mountain temple of Den Ba De.
Hai Phong highlights:
- Do Son beach
- Cat Ba island
- Bao Ha wood carving village
- Cat Ba island

Ninh Binh
Formerly was the capital of Vietnam under the Dinh dynasty from 968 and the Early Le dynasty from 950 to 1009. This is area covered of about 3 square km.
Being a famous place for magnificent grottoes, Hoa Lu is an attractive resort with many interests such as: sailing for sightseeing lots of grottoes, the ancient citadel.
Ninh Binh highlights:
- Tam Coc cave
- Cuc Phuong national park
- Dinh& Le king temple
- Van Long

Hoa Binh
Hoa Binh, situated 74 km from Hanoi is the rest base for minority visits in the Muong Guest house at Hoa Binh. There are many hill-tribes people such as Muong and Thai ethnic minorities. Full day in Hoa Binh will be spent consisting of musical instrument. HoaBinh is also a mountainous area which visitors can enjoy climbing into.
Hoa Binh highlights:
- Mai Chau village
- Black river

Halong
Situated 170 km Hanoi, Halong is a picturesque bay with 3,000 islands, called in Vietnamese "the dragon descending to the sea", is famous for magnificent scenic area.
It is also one of the wonderful sceneries in Vietnam with an area of about 1,500 square kilometers. Halong is dotted with innumerable beaches and grottoes created by the wind and waves. There are many species of animals seldom found on the mainland including monkeys, tropical birds and a rich abundance of marine life. Sailing in Halong Bay is interesting entertainment. From a panorama of the bay, visiting to the caves and grottoes with mysterious scenery is recommended.

Halong highlights:
- Bai Chay beach
- Thien cung & Dau Go caves
- Quan Lan island
- Lan Ha bay
- Monkey island

Sapa
Located in Vietnam?s remote north west mountains, Sapa is famous for both its fine, rugged scenery and also its rich cultural diversity. Sapa is an incredibly picturesque village that lies on the Hoang Lien Son mountain range near the Chinese border in NW Vietnam. It is called as "the Tonkinese Alps" You can see many hill tribe people, their villages, rice terraces, lush vegetation, and Fansipan, highest peak in Vietnam.
Sapa highlights:
- Cat Cat village
- Silver waterfall
- Lao Chai - Ta Van villages
- Taphin village
- Ancient stones
- Ham Rong mountain


Dien Bien Phu
Dien Bien Phu is a famous place for fierce battle between the Vietnamese People's army and the French army force. That's historic battle of Vietnamese people as well as the people in the world.
Being about 492 km from Hanoi, Dien Bien Phu is also regarded as an attractive spot for people who like to discover the war's history. Today, the site of the battle is marked by a small museum. Visitors can visit Dien Bien Phu museum, HinLam hill, the French troops memorial, the Hamlets of the Black Thai and H'mong ethnic people.
Dien Bien Phu highlights:
- Historical museum
- Muong Thanh valley
- Former bases