Vietnam may not be the first country that comes to mind when you
think of taking a relaxing holiday, however it may be time to readjust
your thinking! It has plenty to offer by way of attractions and
historical sites, and walking in Vietnam is a rewarding experience too,
with many different destinations to discover.
If you need a little inspiration, here are some of the more unusual places you could enjoy while you're in the country.
Witness the waterfalls at Dalat
If Dalat is known for one thing, it is the plethora of stunning waterfalls that have made it famous. There are several of them, including the Cam Ly Waterfall and the Prenn Waterfall. If you're on holiday walking in Vietnam this is definitely a must-see area on the itinerary. A guided walk will ensure you see the best of your surroundings. If you feel like a change of pace from walking you can head for the Datanla Waterfall to try the toboggans that make their way from the top of the cliffs to the bottom.
Visit the Hanoi Zoo
Walking in Vietnam is never better than when you are taking in some of its finest attractions. The zoo was originally known as Bachthao Gardens, but today it showcases hundreds of different animals as well - including a rescued tiger, famous in throughout the country.
There are many mammals, amphibians and birds here - some you will never have encountered before. The zoo is built around a lake with an island in the middle, and is easy to get around. Breeding and other educational programmes are in place and the zoo is consistently striving to improve standards and facilities.
The Suoi Tien Amusement Park
Now this one might come as a surprise - few may think of Vietnam as the ideal destination to house an amusement park! But if you want to get away from exploring the country proper for a day and just have some all out fun, this is the place to do it. The park has many attractions, including a huge beach and pool area, a Snow Castle, offering the chance to try ice skating, and some thrilling rides.
A holiday walking in Vietnam can take you to many different locations. From Da Nang to Hanoi and Ha Long Bay to Dalat, there is no shortage of destinations that are worth a closer look. If you really want to make the most of each attraction or place you want to see, make sure you rely on the expertise of a tour leader to show you a side of the country you will never forget. Learn what the country is all about from the inside out; learn about its history and its landmarks, both natural and manmade. Only then can you fully experience the heart and soul of this delightful country.
If you need a little inspiration, here are some of the more unusual places you could enjoy while you're in the country.
Witness the waterfalls at Dalat
If Dalat is known for one thing, it is the plethora of stunning waterfalls that have made it famous. There are several of them, including the Cam Ly Waterfall and the Prenn Waterfall. If you're on holiday walking in Vietnam this is definitely a must-see area on the itinerary. A guided walk will ensure you see the best of your surroundings. If you feel like a change of pace from walking you can head for the Datanla Waterfall to try the toboggans that make their way from the top of the cliffs to the bottom.
Visit the Hanoi Zoo
Walking in Vietnam is never better than when you are taking in some of its finest attractions. The zoo was originally known as Bachthao Gardens, but today it showcases hundreds of different animals as well - including a rescued tiger, famous in throughout the country.
There are many mammals, amphibians and birds here - some you will never have encountered before. The zoo is built around a lake with an island in the middle, and is easy to get around. Breeding and other educational programmes are in place and the zoo is consistently striving to improve standards and facilities.
The Suoi Tien Amusement Park
Now this one might come as a surprise - few may think of Vietnam as the ideal destination to house an amusement park! But if you want to get away from exploring the country proper for a day and just have some all out fun, this is the place to do it. The park has many attractions, including a huge beach and pool area, a Snow Castle, offering the chance to try ice skating, and some thrilling rides.
A holiday walking in Vietnam can take you to many different locations. From Da Nang to Hanoi and Ha Long Bay to Dalat, there is no shortage of destinations that are worth a closer look. If you really want to make the most of each attraction or place you want to see, make sure you rely on the expertise of a tour leader to show you a side of the country you will never forget. Learn what the country is all about from the inside out; learn about its history and its landmarks, both natural and manmade. Only then can you fully experience the heart and soul of this delightful country.
