Destinations

Often regarded as Vietnam's most liveable city, Da Nang is where pristine coastlines, modern urban living, and natural wonders come together in perfect harmony. Home to the world-famous My Khe Beach, which was recognised by leading international publications as one of the world's most beautiful beaches, the city also boasts some of Vietnam's finest luxury beachfront resorts. From the iconic Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills to the Dragon Bridge, Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountains, and the breathtaking Hai Van Pass, Da Nang offers an extraordinary blend of coastal beauty, cultural landmarks, and unforgettable scenery.
Beyond its attractions, Da Nang is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere, clean streets, citywide public Wi-Fi, and vibrant lifestyle. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy lively festivals, including the renowned Da Nang International Fireworks Festival, while discovering the city's bold Central Vietnamese cuisine, where fresh seafood, rich broths, and spicy flavours create an unforgettable culinary experience.

Honoured as a UNESCO City for Peace in 1999, Hanoi is a city where more than a thousand years of history coexist harmoniously with the energy of modern urban life. Ancient temples, colonial architecture, and the bustling Old Quarter with its iconic 36 streets stand alongside contemporary landmarks, vibrant cafés, and an ever-evolving skyline. From the charm of railway cafés and street vendors to tranquil lakes and historic monuments, every corner of the capital tells a different story.
Beyond its cultural richness, Hanoi is also the gateway to Northern Vietnam. It serves as the starting point for journeys to Sapa, Ha Giang, Ha Long Bay, and Ninh Binh, making it the ideal base for discovering the country's diverse landscapes. Equally unforgettable is Hanoi's culinary scene, where elegant local specialties and lively street food come together in a perfect balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavours. Above all, it is the warmth, generosity, and hospitality of the Hanoian people that leave a lasting impression on every visitor.

Lao Cai is one of Vietnam's most culturally diverse provinces, home to more than 30 ethnic groups whose traditions, languages, and customs have shaped the region for generations. Beyond the iconic mountain town of Sapa and the majestic Fansipan – the Roof of Indochina, destinations such as Y Ty, Bac Ha, Muong Khuong,... each reveal their own distinctive character, from vibrant hill tribe markets and traditional festivals to unique architecture and local ways of life. The province is equally celebrated for its spectacular natural scenery, where cascading rice terraces, mist-covered valleys, and cool mountain air create an unforgettable landscape throughout the year. A journey to Lao Cai is also a journey of flavours, with authentic Northwest specialties such as grilled mountain dishes, fresh salmon and sturgeon, thắng cố, sticky rice, and locally crafted corn or apple wine reflecting the rich culinary heritage of the highlands.