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Vietnam has endured many trying tides of time and it still stands unbeaten as the resilient Southeast Asian underdog that it is. Its cultural landscape has many strokes of French, Chinese and Hindu culture in its modern-day scenery but their Vietnamese connection never falters. Coming on to the actual scenery of Vietnam, the view is surreal as far as the eyes can see. Whether it is the limestone islands of Halong Bay or the highs and lows of Cham and Con Dao Islands; the Vietnam leaves you wanting for more with its picturesque panorama.
HanoiThis capital city of Vietnam bears the eclectic mix of Sino-Vietnamese motifs with French finesse. The rapidly developing Hanoi is draped in prime tourism attractions of spiritually inspiring temples such as Hani Temple, Temple of Literature - V?n Mi?u, Bach Ma Temple and Ngoc Son Temple.
Ho Chi Minh CityThe erstwhile capital of Republic of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city of present day Vietnam. Famous for its historical as well as mythological allure, visit the Notre Dame Cathedral (Nhà th? ??c Bà), Thien Hau Pagoda and Central Mosque for its secular architectural heritage.
DalatA popular leisure travel destination during the French colonial era, Dalat is the largest city of the highlands, surrounded by huge mountains and filled with refreshing breeze. Enjoy a blissful boat-ride in the calm Xuan Huong Lake or explore the depth of Vietnamese culture at Thien Vien Truc Lam Monastery.
Nha TrangNha Trang is the scuba-diving hub and also the most popular seaside resort-town of Vietnam. This urban town excudes effervescent energy that can be easily witnessed in local beach of Bai Duong Beach, Doc Let beach and Bai Dai beach.
HueThe ruins of imperial era are still visible in Hue as it was central to the dawn and flourishing of imperial period in Vietnam. The legends of Vietnamese history are buried mainly in this city at places such as Tomb of Khai Dinh, Tomb of Khai Dinh and Tomb of Tu Duc.