Vietnam is one of the most visited countries in Asia for tons of reasons including its affordability, delectable cuisine and spectacular natural and man-made wonders. A new tourist destination became viral right after its public opening last June, the Golden Bridge in Danang, as known as “The Cau Vang Bridge“.

This is the most beautiful time to visit the north of Vietnam when the weather is sunny and the rice terraced fields are turning from green to yellow and people are busy harvesting rice here and there.

About 330km from Hanoi, Sapa is a district of Lao Cai province and has long been praised as the queen of mountain or the city in the cloud. Located about 1500 meters above the sea level, Sapa is cool all year round even in the hottest summer day. Tourists visit Sapa because of cool climate, beautiful mountains, amazing rice terraces and ethnic minorities.

Ninh Binh is a relatively small town located in northern Vietnam and only a short distance (approx 100 km) from the capital, Hanoi. Even though Ninh Binh town itself does not have a lot to keep tourists entertained, it is in fact the local surroundings that consist of striking limestone peaks and lush-green paddy fields that offer plenty of attractions for tourists.

Hanoi has plenty of great places to delve into the local culture and simply relax with a good cup of coffee. Vietnam has nearly 150 years of coffee growing and brewing experience, so it is hardly a surprise the locals have learned the art of producing a perfect cup of coffee.

Hanoi has a long list of sights to appeal to tourists – the Old Quarter with its bustling streets, One-Pillar Pagoda, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum – but to really appreciate the local culture and people; you will want to experience the street food scene.

With the high influx of tourists to Vietnam's central city of Hue, it is no surprise that there are plenty of dining options in the local area. Tourists can visit downtown Hue for the restaurants serving western inspired dishes (paste, pizza, etc.), but for travellers that want to appreciate the local culture, it is best to stick with the delicious and outstanding local dishes. There are also plenty of other great things to do in Hue to entertain the travellers.

In many Vietnamese cities, breakfast and lunch are eaten on the go which makes the country's street food scene extremely popular. There are plenty of things to do in Hoi An, includes visiting the food stands in the city with their delicious and memorable dishes.

Ho Chi Minh City is one of the finest cities in Vietnam to appreciate the variety and breadth of the country's street food. Virtually all of the stalls have a speciality dish that takes influences from all over Vietnam. Tasting the street food is one of the many great things to do in Ho Chi Minh City.

A great place to party in Ho Chi Minh City is the sleek rooftop bars. They cater to just about any style and mood while also giving perfect views of the bustling city below.