Tan Lap Indigo Forest (Long An Province)
Tan Lap Indigo Forest is located in Long An Province, 40km to the West of Ho Chi Minh City. It is home to a five-kilometre canopy walkway that has recently become a favourite site for locals’ weekend retreats or team activities. You can also explore the giant swamp at the end of the scenic walk for roughly US$2 per person.Mount Lao Than (Lao Cai Province)
The 2800-metre high mountain of Lao Than in Lao Cai Province is a sought-after campsite and is literally heaven for trekkers. After two days and one night of climbing the rocky pathways, you reach the summit of Lao Than, one of the highest mountains in Northern Vietnam. There, you will be able to stand in a sea of clouds, taking in the breathtaking view of the Northern highlands while savouring a well-deserved cup of hot tea.Tam Chau Tea Terraced Fields (Lam Dong Province)
Tam Chau is the biggest tea terraced field in South Central Vietnam. Since it’s just opened for tourism very recently, Tam Chau is still largely undisturbed and offers a fresh experience of Vietnamese tea culture for both local and foreign visitors. You should visit the place at the break of dawn to see firsthand the translucent dewdrops glistening on fresh tea leaves and to enjoy the early breeze that carries an exquisite aroma of freshly ground tea.Po Long Garai and Po Rom Temples (Ninh Thuan Province)
Tram Chim National Park (Dong Thap Province)
Tram Chim is the biggest birds reserve and education centre in Vietnam. There, you will be amazed at the rich biodiversity across 7,600 hectares of wilderness, as well as the number of bird species that thrive there. Besides the natural habitat of the birds, you can glean some insights about the active efforts of local authorities and the science community in protecting endangered species. Don’t forget to hang back until sunset to watch thousands of cranes soaring overhead.Ban Gioc Waterfall (Cao Bang Province)
Ban Gioc Waterfall lies at the border between China and Vietnam, in Cao Bang Province, North Vietnam. The grand waterfalls, therefore, is divided into two parts – Vietnam and China. Experience straddling two countries at once at the breathtaking nature spot.See more: Top beautiful towns in Vietnam
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