1. Cai Be: Set in the stunning Mekong Delta? In the southwest of the country? and in the province of Tien Giang, this enclave is widely known for its colorful and bustling floating market. Also, some tour operators offer the possibility of hiring a river cruise, you will discover how the day to day running of the locals.
This is one of the main localities in the Mekong Delta. The main attraction, highlights the bustling Cai Rang floating market, the unique? Together with Cai Be? with respect to the Southwest. In it, the merchants selling all kinds of food, although those fruits grown by local farmers. The market opens at dawn and closes sunset.
2. Ho Chi-minh City:
Known as Saigon before the unification of the country (1975), his six and a half million inhabitants make it the largest city in the Republic of Vietnam. It is located north of the Mekong Delta, along the Saigon River, and in the past was the capital of the French protectorate of Cochinchina (1862-1954) and South Vietnam (1954-1975). During the gala domination, the city hosted a metropolitan center officials chaired by beautiful buildings and tree lined avenues. However, during the Vietnam War, lost almost all architectural references. Also, following the finalization of the war (1975), many entertainment were closed. Today, the city accommodates a commercial and industrial center that houses the country’s most important port. As most emblematic places, descuellan Thien Hau Pagoda, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Old Saigon Post Office building, Binh Tay Market and Chinatown and We Will Rock You at the Dominion Theatre
3. Ha Long:
Located near the Red River and in the Gulf of Tonkin? An arm of the South China Sea?, This bay is home to some 1,600 limestone islands and islets that make up a frame of extraordinary beauty. Because of its rugged terrain, much of these territories have always been uninhabited, although nearby still play many traditional activities. Some of his most famous landforms are Tuan Chau Island and caves of Surprises, Dau Go and Thien Cung. The enormous landscape and ecological value has led to Ha Long to join the list of World Heritage (1994, 2000).
4. Hanoi:
Capital of the country since 1979, Hanoi also had this status in times of French Indochina and North Vietnam disappeared. It is a modern city on the banks of the Red River and with a historical background that rolled back to prehistory. Due to its proximity to China, the Asian giant native conquerors was chosen as the main political center. Much for the architectural legacy of Vietnam ancient kingdom was destroyed by American bombing between 1964 and 1975. The attacks also hit dikes, roads, fields and hospitals, which had to be rebuilt. Nevertheless, the city still retains some samples of French colonial architecture. Among his most emblematic, include Ngoc Son Temple? Located in the middle of Hoan Kiem lake?, The Temple of Literature, the house and the mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, Ho Tay Lake, Museum of Fine Arts, theater Thang Long? which represent water puppet shows? and Hang Be market. Similarly, worth a stroll through the old town?, Or 36 Streets neighborhood?, Which in the past gave way to numerous traditional economic activities.
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