Holding the first place in Vietnam's top destinations, the ancient town of Hoi An, with its old jewels and its nice little corners, will enchant you at any time you visit. What to do in Hoi An and what to see are those simplest concerns. To answer these questions, we recommend you 7 must try - experiences in Hoi An.  
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Nestled at the estuary of Thu Bon river flowing into Cua Dai beach, Hoi An is well known as a cross culture city. Steeped in imperial history, this ancient town comes along with inspiration by its peaceful life and in particular its charm for centuries, luring many tourists from different part of the world. It is an ideal stop-off for thirsty ramblers in need of refreshment to immerse themselves in the life of the most preserved and highlighted our heritage treasure.
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After the harvest season (September - October), a lot of backpackers and tourism lovers start preparing for the trip to Ha Giang - region of buckwheat blooming annually in November. Besides Mai Chau and Mu Cang Chai, Ha Giang worths your attention during the visit Vietnam. 
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Expedition in the depths of the sea or in the green of the national park, spending time with your children at the zoo and many other unmissable experiences are waiting for you. In this article, we suggest you some cooling way to enjoy every moment of your stay at Phu Quoc Island.
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As well as Europe that has its mighty Alps, Southeast Asia has its Fansipan which is attractive to both domestic and foreign tourists. This mountain’s top is an ideal place for young people who enjoy taking photos and conquering challenges.
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Along the street to Cloud Bridge and Muong Hoa valley, visitors will be lost in a peaceful area which is separated from the hustle and bustle of Sapa center town. There is no other place than Lao Chai - Ta Van that carries the rustic beauty with many little stilt houses and majestic rice paddy fields.
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Although they may prevent Ha Giang’s commercial economy from growing, there exist many an element of tourism development. With favorable natural factors, combined with traditional cultural values, Ha Giang can develop various forms of cultural tourism and ecotourism such as climbing, cave and historical and cultural relic exploration.
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Comes along with a wild, pure and mysterious beauty, Dong Van stone plateau has been recognized by UNESCO as one of a remarkable site and the first global geological park of Vietnam. 
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Most of people in Ha Giang, a province located in northwestern part of Vietnam, are from ethnic minority groups such as Mong, Pu Meo, Pa Then, Lo Lo, Phu La, La Chi, Co Lao, Giay, and Giao.
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