Tay Ninh is a province in the southeastern region of Vietnam. It’s about 96 km.

The Son La Province is located in the northwestern part of Vietnam. Its natural charming beauty, wild features, and mountainous forests remain undiscovered to tourists.

Soc Trang is a Vietnamese province located in the Mekong Delta. Its capital city is Soc Trang, a modern city that has a high concentration of Khmer people.

Quang Tri is a province in Vietnam that’s located in the North Central Coast region of the country, and the north of Hue, the former imperial capital. The province borders the former Demilitarized Zone that separated North and South Vietnam until 1975.

Quảng Ninh is a coastal province located in the northeastern part of the country. It’s home to Halong Bay, a popular tourist destination known for its towering limestone cliffs.

Quang Ngai is not as popular as its nearby provinces. There are not too many attractions here and most visitors will only drop by for lunch before proceeding to the Sơn Mỹ Memorial to pay their respects.

Quang Nam may not be the first place that comes to your mind when heading to Vietnam for a holiday, but this province has a few historical gems that are truly worth visiting. It’s home to the My Son Sanctuary, a complex of 14th to 13th Century Hindu Temples dating back to the Cham Empire.

Quang Binh is a Vietnamese province located in the country’s central region and about  490 km south of Hanoi. It features diverse terrains, from lowlands to mountains, forests, and islands, as well as rivers and seas, Quang Binh is a truly interesting place to visit.

Phu Tho is a Vietnamese province located in the northeastern part of the country. It connects the western provinces of Vietnam to the country’s capital, Hanoi.

The province of Phu Yen features a diverse landscape of rivers, mountains, lagoons, and fertile plains. It has almost 200 km of shoreline set along the south-central coast of Vietnam.