A mountain city at 1,500 m in Vietnam's Central Highlands, known for its French colonial architecture, cool climate, and natural attractions. A popular tourist destination for travelers seeking a break from the coastal heat.

A major port city in central Vietnam on the coast of the South China Sea, featuring a developed infrastructure, an international airport, and an international fireworks festival.

A resort area on the coast of the South China Sea, known as one of the world's best kitesurfing and windsurfing hubs, featuring international competitions and consistent wind conditions.

A popular resort city on the central coast of Vietnam with a long sandy beach, developed tourism infrastructure, and affordable prices.

Song Cong is a class II city in Thai Nguyen province, northern Vietnam, an important industrial and administrative center of the northeast region, developing as a smart city hub with tourist attractions.

Capital of Thai Nguyen province in northern Vietnam, a major education and tea industry hub with a developed metallurgy base. The city offers historical tourism, ecotourism around lakes and national parks, and a unique tea plantation culture.

Vietnam's largest island, covering 593 km² with white sandy beaches, a mountain range with 99 peaks, a marine reserve, and great conditions for diving and water sports.

The capital of Vietnam, a city with a 1,000-year history preserving architectural monuments of various eras from ancient temples to colonial buildings, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and the UNESCO World Heritage site—the Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long.

The largest city in Vietnam with a population of over 14 million. The economic center of the southern part of the country with a rich history, modern infrastructure, shopping and entertainment centers, museums, and traditional markets.

The city of Bac Giang in northern Vietnam is famous for the millennium-old Vinh Nghiem Pagoda with its UNESCO-recognized wooden Buddhist sutra blocks and the monuments of the Yên Thế uprising.

A city in northern Vietnam and the administrative center of Bac Kan Province, serving as a gateway for visiting Ba Be National Park with its lakes, caves, and wildlife.

A city in Southern Vietnam known for its preserved French colonial architecture, Khmer temples, and natural attractions of the Mekong Delta.

City in Bac Ninh province, northern Vietnam, near Hanoi, famous for Dau Pagoda—the oldest Buddhist pagoda in Vietnam (2nd century)—and traditional craft villages.

A city in Lam Dong province, famous for tea and coffee cultivation, as well as the 60-meter-high Dambri Waterfall. A popular tourist hub in Vietnam's Central Highlands.

The city of Ba Ria in Ba Ria-Vung Tau province is known for its rich Catholic heritage, including a cathedral and many historical churches, as well as the memory of 19th-century Catholic martyrdoms.

A city in the Mekong Delta, famous for handmade coconut candy, the Tuyen Linh bamboo pagoda, and the Vam Ho bird sanctuary.

The capital of Dak Lak province in Vietnam's Central Highlands, known as the "coffee capital" and a center of French colonial heritage, offering a glimpse into the culture of highland ethnic minorities.

An industrial city in Dong Nai province, famous for its traditional pottery with a history of over 325 years. Bien Hoa ceramics, featuring their characteristic copper green glaze (vert de Bien Hoa), are recognized as one of the few Vietnamese ceramic brands on the international market.

The capital of Nghe An province on Vietnam's north coast, a historical center associated with the life of President Ho Chi Minh, known for its parks and beaches.

A city in a Vietnamese province known for its architectural five-pointed star layout of city roads in the center, a four-pointed star-shaped theater, and modern infrastructure.

Vinh Long is a city in the Mekong Delta featuring floating markets, fruit orchards, and colorful guesthouses on An Binh Island, where tourists immerse themselves in authentic river life.

Vi Thanh is the administrative center of Hau Giang province in southern Vietnam, located on the fertile plains of the Mekong Delta. It is one of the largest rice-farming centers in southern Vietnam.

A port city on a South China Sea peninsula, 125 km from Ho Chi Minh City. Known for its 32-meter-tall Christ statue, Vietnam's oldest lighthouse, and beaches, but it is not a traditional resort due to industrial infrastructure and murky water.

Viet Tri is the capital of Phu Tho province in northern Vietnam and the historical center where the first Vietnamese state, Van Lang, originated. It is home to the annual Hung Kings' Commemoration Day.

A city in central Vietnam, the capital of Quảng Trị province, and a strategic starting point for excursions to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and Vietnam War historical sites.

The city of Dong Hoi in central Vietnam is the gateway to Phong Nha-Kew Bang, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Clean beaches, low prices, and an authentic atmosphere attract tourists.

The historical capital of northwestern Vietnam, known for its decisive victory over the French army in 1954. The city attracts tourists with its preserved monuments, museums, and mountain nature.

A city in northern Vietnam featuring rice terraces, hot mineral springs, and the artificial Thac Ba Lake with over 1,300 islands.

A city in southern Vietnam featuring bird sanctuaries, UNESCO mangrove forests, and Khai Long beach

The city of Cam Ranh in Khanh Hoa province is the province's second-largest city with a population of 134,100. It is known for its 15 km long Bai Dai beach, mountain landscapes, and a developed port on a quiet bay protected from waves.

Cam Pha is a major coal industry center in Vietnam's Quang Ninh province, located near the Bai Tu Long Bay. It is known for historical monuments, traditional cuisine, and proximity to Ha Long Bay.

The largest city in the Mekong Delta, famous for its floating markets trading in fruit and rice. A cultural and economic hub of the region with a well-developed network of waterways.

A city in northern Vietnam, 283 km from Hanoi, and the provincial capital. Known for historical sites associated with Ho Chi Minh, mountain scenery, and the Ban Gioc Waterfall.

Cao Lanh is a city in the Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam, known for its historical museum, recognized as one of the best in the Mekong region.

An archipelago of 16 islands located 185 km from Vung Tau, featuring a national park, coral reefs, rare wildlife, and beaches for diving and relaxation.

A city in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, known for its early 20th-century wooden Catholic cathedral, authentic colonial-era architecture, and ethnic minority culture.

The city of Quảng Ngãi in central Vietnam is the cultural hub of the province featuring the Trường Sơn mountain range, known for its ancient defensive wall and Lý Sơn Island with its unique whale sanctuaries.

A coastal city in central Vietnam featuring quiet beaches, Cham towers, and sustainable tourism. Named one of the 25 most appealing beach destinations in the world for 2026.

A city in northwest Vietnam featuring picturesque mountain landscapes, rice terraces, caves, and a rich ethnic minority culture. Popular among adventure and nature lovers.

A city in northern Vietnam near the Chinese border, known for its caves, geological attractions, and status as a UNESCO Global Geopark with a favorable climate for tourism.

A border city in northwestern Vietnam, in Lao Cai province, located along the Red River. An important trade and transport hub with access to popular tourist destinations such as Sapa, Fansipan, and scenic mountain regions.

The city of Long Xuyen in An Giang province on the Mekong is the center of the Hoa Hao religion, famous for its floating market, educational institutions, and Catholic churches.

A city in the Mekong Delta in Tien Giang province, known for boat tours along the rivers, tropical fruits, and traditional hu tieu noodles.

A border city in Vietnam with developed trade with China, long beaches, mangrove forests, and eco-tourism islands.

A historic provincial capital on the banks of the Red River in northern Vietnam, featuring a rich cultural heritage, ancient temples, and unique Vietnamese authenticity.

The city of Ninh Binh in northern Vietnam is the center of Ninh Binh province, known as the gateway to the natural attractions of Tam Coc and Trang An, often called "Ha Long Bay on land".

A city in Gia Lai province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, located at an altitude of 740 m above sea level. Known for its mountain atmosphere, the volcanic Bien Ho lake, and as a starting point for exploring the Central Highlands.

Rach Gia is the capital of Kien Giang province in the Mekong Delta, an important maritime transport hub with beaches, coral reefs, and historical monuments.

The resort city of Sam Son in Thanh Hoa province, Vietnam, is located on the shores of the South China Sea with beaches stretching 9-13 km. It has been developing as a tourist center since the French colonization period.

Sa Pa is a mountain resort town at an altitude of 1,600 meters in Lào Cai Province, northwest Vietnam, famous for its picturesque rice terraces, ethnic villages, and the peak of Mount Fansipan.

Tam Diep is an industrial city in Ninh Binh province, northeastern Vietnam, famous for its mountain range with archaeological sites and historical relics from the Tay Son dynasty.

Tam Ky is the capital of Quang Nam Province in central Vietnam. It is known for Tam Thanh, a fresco village, a clean beach, and authentic coastal fishing life on the South China Sea.

Tân An is the capital of Long An Province in the Mekong Delta, a city with a population of over 165,000, located about 94 km from the center of Ho Chi Minh City. It is known for its canals, fruit orchards, and proximity to the archaeological sites of the Óc Eo civilization.

A provincial city in northern Vietnam and the capital of Tuyen Quang Province. Notable for its mountain forests, caves showing signs of ancient settlements, and the Na Hang-Lam Binh lake ecosystem.

The capital of Phu Yen province on the coast of Vietnam is a quiet city with unique architecture, beaches, and historical monuments from the Champa era.

The city of Thai Binh in northern Vietnam is known as the historical birthplace of water puppetry and preserves many ancient 12th-century temples and pagodas, including Keo Pagoda.

The city of Thanh Hoa is the historical center of the Ho dynasty (late 14th century) with a preserved UNESCO-listed citadel, beaches, and national parks.

A city in Bình Dương province, north of Ho Chi Minh City, known for its historic market with colorful architecture, ancient buildings, and the large Đại Nam amusement park.

A provincial city in southwestern Vietnam, the center of the Cao Dai religion and the gateway to regional natural attractions, including Ba Den Mountain.

A city in southwest Vietnam known for its floating houses where locals engage in fish farming, and its traditional silk production. Located in An Giang Province on the banks of the Bassac River.

A city in Quang Ninh province, known for the Yen Tu relic complex, a UNESCO-listed site, and developed cultural-spiritual tourism with Buddhist temples amidst mountain and river landscapes.

A coastal city in Ninh Thuan province with clean beaches, coral reefs for snorkeling, and Vinh Hy Bay, located between the resort cities of Nha Trang and Mui Ne on the South China Sea coast.

Phan Thiết is the administrative center of Binh Thuan province on the southern coast of Vietnam, a peaceful city with a well-developing tourist infrastructure, beaches, and world-famous sand dunes.

The city of Phúc Yên in Vĩnh Phúc province is an important tourism hub in Northern Vietnam, featuring Đại Lải Lake, historical temples, and close proximity to Hanoi.

Phu Ly (Phủ Lý) is the administrative center of Ha Nam province in northern Vietnam, located 60 km south of Hanoi. The city is known for its craft villages and cultural attractions.

Ha Giang (Hà Giang) is a city in northern Vietnam on the banks of the Lo River, known for its mountain landscapes and remote location from tourist routes. It is the provincial capital with a population of about 56,000.

A historic city in northern Vietnam with a rich culture, known for having the highest number of state examination top laureates in the country's history, as well as ancient temples and pagodas.

A major port city in northern Vietnam known for its colonial architecture, the Do Son resort, and access to the Cat Ba Archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage natural site.

Ha Long City in northeast Vietnam is the capital of Quang Ninh province, famous for its namesake Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hundreds of limestone karst islands rise above the turquoise waters, creating a unique natural landscape.

Ha Tinh city is the administrative center of Ha Tinh province in the North-Central region of Vietnam, featuring a rich historical heritage, ancient temples, and beaches along the South China Sea.

Ha Tien is a provincial city in Kien Giang Province in southern Vietnam, located on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand, featuring notable attractions such as Thach Dong Cave with the Tien Son Pagoda inside, Da Dung Mountain with its cave system, and Mui Nai Beach.

A mountainous province 76 km west of Hanoi with caves, grottoes, wild jungles, waterfalls, and Vietnam's largest hydroelectric power plant. Ideal for trekking, rock climbing, and cultural tourism.

A UNESCO World Heritage site — an ancient town in Vietnam with 844 historic buildings preserved from the trading port era of the 16th-19th centuries. An open-air architectural museum with traditional cuisine and beaches.

The city of Hung Yen in northern Vietnam, the center of the province of the same name with a rich cultural heritage, ancient temples, and famous longan production.

The former capital of Vietnam (1802–1945) and an important historical center with UNESCO-recognized architectural monuments, located on the Perfume River in central Vietnam.

Tra Vinh is a city in the Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam, a provincial capital known as the largest center of Khmer culture in Vietnam with over 140 Khmer Buddhist pagodas and temples.

Sa Dec (Sa Đéc) is a city in Dong Thap province, known as the flower capital of the Mekong Delta, famous for its preserved colonial architecture, extensive flower farms, and roses grown on floating beds.

A city in the Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam with a rich Khmer heritage, known for ancient Buddhist pagodas, eco-tourism, and traditional provincial cuisine.

Sơn La is a city in northwestern Vietnam, the capital of Sơn La province, known for its architectural and historical heritage and the largest hydroelectric power plant in Southeast Asia.