Located five kilometres from Cốc Pài Town, Xín Mần District, Suôi Thầu Steppe is an attractive place in the west of the northern mountainous province of Hà Giang. Suôi Thầu still retains its wild, rustic features.

Referring to the central province of Khánh Hòa, people often think of Nha Trang, but few people know that there is also a place with blue sea, white sand, golden sunshine with diverse landscapes. That is Mũi Đôi (Đôi Cape), the first sunrise viewing spot on the mainland.

Recently, Chồng Mountain in the northern province of Quảng Ninh  has become a tourism destination attracting many people, especially those who love adventures and exploration.

Located 10km from the centre of Đạ Tẻh District, Lâm Đồng Province, Đạ Tẻh Lake appears in the endless green of primaeval tropical forests and the majestic Con Ó mountain range.

Huổi Cang, Huổi Đáp cave in Pa Ham Commune, Mường Chà District, Điện Biên Province are likened to artistic masterpieces of nature with many diverse features of topography, geology, geomorphology, climate, biology, ecology and environmental landscape.

Hầu Thào Commune in Sa Pa District hides itself in blankets of white soft clouds, among pristine forest and mountains with lush green terrace rice field.

The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai not only has majestic forests, endless coffee fields, poetic Biển Hồ (Sea Lake) and immense green tea hills, it also has a beautiful and unique pagoda named Minh Thành.

While Bắc Giang is currently Viet Nam's COVID-19 epicentre and travel there is ill-advised, once the pandemic subsides you could do worse than take a trip to this northern province.

Located nearly 350m above sea level, Hắt Chuông cave has a wild beauty with biodiversity as well as historical, cultural and scientific values.