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When visiting a fabulous tourism city as Da Nang, spending time shopping in Han Market is invaluable. Built from nearly a decade ago, Han Market has become the most crowded market in Da Nang.
Nha Trang is next to the National highway 1A, that is the backbone South- North road in country so it is very convenient for you to go by car.
Da Lat is a south central Vietnamese town that offers travelers good weather, great food, fun shopping and plenty of things to do.
For a country with a tourism track record that goes back only 20 years or so, Vietnam is full of delightful surprises, with thing to see or do for just about everyone.
Coffee often seems to be the lifeblood of Vietnam — well, along with beer, tea, rice and pho. You really can’t walk far without the tempting aroma of coffee greeting your nostrils, and a hit of the particularly strong brew is enough to keep you going for hours.
Buddha’s Birthday Festival falls on the 15th day of the Fourth Lunar month. In Ho Chi Minh this festival is a major celebration at the Nghia An Hoi Quan Pagoda. The temple is decorated extravagantly with colorful lanterns hung prettily.
Tourists should not ignore Coc Ly Market in Sapa, Lao Cai - A special market in the Northwest Vietnam with its colourful ethnic people such as Flower Hmong, Phu La and Dao Tuyen who gathers to buy and sell.
In the villages around Hoi An, everyone learns to row a Thuyen Thung almost before they learn to walk.
Com Hen is a very unique cuisine from Hue including rice, boiled mussel, star fruit, fish sauce, cabbage, onion, pepper, peanut, chili, and a variety of herbs. The specialty is all of these elements are cold.
Da Nang has miles of beaches, resulting in plenty of swimming opportunities from May to August when the sea is calm but for those who simply cannot wait to get wet the city also features an exciting water park – the first built in the country
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