Vietnam is more than just a destination - it’s a living museum of natural beauty, cultural brilliance, and ancient traditions. From mist-covered mountains to imperial citadels, sacred temples to soulful folk songs, this Southeast Asian treasure offers travelers an unparalleled chance to walk through history, feel the pulse of living culture, and witness nature’s grandeur.

Whether you’re planning your first trip to Vietnam or returning to fall deeper in love, this is your guide to the top beach holidays in Vietnam - a curated list of must-visit shores, from the popular to the pristine, full of tips, stories, logistics and SEO-friendly structure if you want to turn it into a blog.

Vietnam is a land of contrast and harmony with over 10 World Heritage Sites—where soaring mountains meet sun-kissed coastlines, where ancient traditions blend with modern energy, and where every traveler can find something to cherish. Whether you're seeking adventure, cultural immersion, culinary delights, or total relaxation, Vietnam offers it all. This guide is designed to help you make the most of your journey. From the misty mountains of the north to the white sands of the south, from ancient capitals to vibrant street markets, here’s everything you need to plan a meaningful, unforgettable trip to Vietnam. You still wonder what to see and do for your trips of a lifetime in Vietnam? Please have a look at our great travel experiences and tips that our passionate team—with over 20 years of traveling and designing trips for our guests—has curated to help you explore the most amazing highlights of Vietnam

Nestled off the southwestern coast of Vietnam, the Nam Du Islands are an exquisite cluster of 21 islands and islets in Kien Giang Province. The largest island often hosts the base for travelers, but much of Nam Du Islands magic lies in its quieter coves, secret bays, and local rhythms. Far from mass tourism circuits, the Nam Du Islands still retain their pristine, untouched aura. Let AVT Travel guide you through this slice of paradise, where wellness meets local authenticity.

On September 16, at the 45th session of the World Heritage Committee in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Ha Long Bay and Cat Ba Archipelago have been recognized by UNESCO as world heritage with a total area of 770.7 km, including stunning 1,163 islands and a water basin.

Being Vietnamese, we are so proud that the 10th of October 1954 marked a significant turning point in the history of Vietnam and its capital city, Hanoi. This day saw the end of French colonial rule in Vietnam 1858-1954, a result of the Geneva Accords that concluded the First Indochina War.