Category Archives: Central Vietnam

Central Vietnam is packed with historic sites and cultural interest, and blessed with ravishing beaches and outstanding national parks. Hue city and its Imperial Citadel, royal tombs and excellent street food. Savour the unique heritage grace of riverside jewel Hoi An and tour the military sites of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ). Going around Da Nang, fast emerging as one of the nation’s most dynamic cities. Next, a must-visit destination is the extraordinary Phong Nha region, home to three gargantuan cave systems (including the world’s largest cave) and a fascinating war history concealed amid stunning scenery. Enjoy well-earned downtime on the golden sands of An Bang Beach or learn to cook central Vietnamese cuisine. With improving highways and upgraded international airports at Hue and Da Nang, access to this compelling and diverse part of Vietnam has never been easier.

HUE CITADEL

Location: Hue Citadel is situated on the Northern bank of the Perfume River. Characteristic: With an area...

Tu Lan Cave

Overview – Not just one cave, but many. Altogether we’ve surveyed more than 20 caves...

Hang Tien Cave

Overview – Not just one cave, but two. The caves are the two largest in...

Nuoc Nut Cave

Overview – Varied cave with an underground river, rock pools, areas with natural light and...

Hang Va

Overview – Highly unusual stalagmites that resemble upside-down ice cream cones. Their creation remains a...

Hang En Cave

Overview – The third largest cave on the planet. – Explored and surveyed by the...

Son Doong Cave

Overview – The biggest cave on the planet when measured by cross-section. – Discovered and...

Trieu Chau Assembly Hall

This assembly hall was built by Chinese overseas coming from Trieu Chau (China) in 1845....

The old House of Phung Hung

The Old House of Phung Hung Hoi An is a beautiful town in Vietnam. While...

Quan Thang Ancient House

Quan Thang is currently seen as one of the nicest ancient houses in Hoi An....