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Tien Giang
Region

Tien Giang

Anchored in the north of the Mekong Delta, Tien Giang covers an area of 2,510.5 km² and stretches 120 km along the Tien River. It is bordered to the north by Long An province, to the south by

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nghe an vie campagne
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The Central Region

Geographically speaking, it's worth noting that Vietnam's central coast encompasses those of the north and south of the country. Also known as Bắc Trung Bộ, it comprises six provinces nestled between the South China Sea to the east and Laos to the west.

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Central Vietnam Region
Region

Central Vietnam Region

With no fewer than 4 UNESCO sites, Central Vietnam is an area that absolutely deserves to be discovered during your visit to this country. It is in this part of Vietnamese territory that the city of Hué is nestled, captivating with its imperial citadel and cuisine. Hoi An, a former major Southeast Asian port, seduces with its ancient town and famous Japanese bridge. Danang, the largest city in this region, preserves the largest collection of artifacts related to Cham culture. Not far from Danang

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Islands and Coastline
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Islands and Coastline

3,260 km of coastline, from pristine islands like Con Dao to established resorts at Mui Ne and Nha Trang, as a natural extension to any Vietnam circuit.

The South and Mekong Delta
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The South and Mekong Delta

From vibrant Ho Chi Minh City to the nine arms of the Mekong, southern Vietnam unfolds between colonial memory, floating markets at dawn and the unhurried pace of sampans gliding through coconut groves.

Central Highlands
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Central Highlands

Between 500 and 1,500 meters elevation, Vietnam's coffee-growing hinterland where colonial Dalat, Buon Ma Thuot, and the Bahnar villages of Kon Tum remain far from the main tourist flows.

Imperial Centre
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Imperial Centre

Between the imperial citadel of Hué, the Cham sanctuaries of My Son and the lanterns of Hoi An, 200 kilometres that contain thirteen centuries of Vietnamese history.

Red River Delta
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Red River Delta

Surrounding Hanoi, the Red River Delta unites the millennial capital, the limestone karsts of Halong Bay and the flooded rice paddies of Ninh Binh across a triangle spanning 170 km.

Mountainous North
Region

Mountainous North

Mountain ranges culminating at 3,143 meters on Fansipan, terraced rice fields of H'mong and Dao peoples, Ha Giang loop through the limestone plateau of Dong Van.

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