Country Info
- Hanoi
- Capital
- Dong (VND)
- Currency
- 79,939,014
- Population
- VN
- Country Code
Vietnam Slideshow
Top Hotels in Vietnam
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Bon Bien Resort Phan Thiet
16 reviews -
Seagull Hotel Quy Nhon
33 reviews -
Vinh Suong Seaside Hotel Phan Thiet
8 reviews -
Catba Island Resort & Spa Halong Bay
29 reviews -
Dynasty Mui Ne Beach Resort Phan Thiet
45 reviews -
Golden Hotel Nha Trang
33 reviews
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Elios Hotel Ho Chi Minh City
280 reviews
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New Epoch Hotel Ho Chi Minh City
14 reviews
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Bach Tung Diep Hotel Hanoi
9 reviews
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Asian Ruby Hotel Ho Chi Minh City
148 reviews
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Hoi An Riverside
182 reviews
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Imperial Hotel Vung Tau
74 reviews
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Bao Khanh Hotel Hanoi
16 reviews
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Moon View Hotel Hanoi
13 reviews
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Royal 1 Hotel Hanoi
40 reviews
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Hoian Lotus Hotel Hoi An
93 reviews
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Petro House Hotel Vung Tau
12 reviews
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Ngoc Sang Hotel Nha Trang
1 review
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Dalat Palace Hotel
46 reviews
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Thang Long Opera Hotel Hanoi
43 reviews
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Hanoi Luxor Hotel
233 reviews
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Blue Ocean Resort Phan Thiet
106 reviews
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Hanoi Capital Hotel
135 reviews
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Van Loi Hotel Hoi An
49 reviews
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Kimtho Hotel Can Tho
166 reviews
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Anise Hotel Hanoi
134 reviews
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Kim Lien Hanoi
1 review
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Duy Tan Hotel Hue
19 reviews
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Saigon Tourane Hotel Da Nang
9 reviews
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Beautiful International Hotel Vung Tau
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Hoabinh Palace Hotel Hanoi
191 reviews
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Wild Beach Resort and Spa Ninh Phuoc
36 reviews
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Zephyr Hotel Hanoi
109 reviews
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Bamboo Green Hotel Da Nang
16 reviews
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Asian Hotel Ho Chi Minh City
68 reviews
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Flower Hotel Hanoi
26 reviews
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Hanoi Old Quarter Hotel
84 reviews
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Ariva MS Salute Hotel Hanoi
70 reviews
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Phu Thinh 2 Hotel Hoi An
54 reviews
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Victoria Sapa Resort and Spa
238 reviews
Vietnam
Travel Blogs from Vietnam
Vi
This is a top pick! Hello everybody, One of the things I liked about Hoi An was getting to know the locals. My second day there I took a walk across a bridge to see what was outside the old town. I followed the road a ways looking at the people, homes and ...
Capital of Vietnam
This is a top pick! ... amount of bus time, 24 hours on and off, and a full recovery from the hangover from hell, we arrive in the capital of Vietnam in the north of the country. Although the weather from Hue was wet, the weather here is noticeably cold (not compared to home), ...
And then there were three
This is a top pick! ... . Catch up over, the next day we were greeted with torrential rain (you may have heard there has been flooding in Vietnam! sand bags and everything) We decided to ignore the rain and venture out bare foot, it was strange wandering around a ...
Is this Beijing? No way-- it's Hué!
This is a top pick! ... parades, performances, fireworks and a special "Royal Feast" inside the Forbidden Purple City at night. "I can't believe it-- Vietnam preserves China's culture better than China does." Eva was to repeat this to me several times throughout our ...
Pleasant Perfume Pagoda
This is a top pick! ... 't help but moan the entire day. First they had a good whine about the fact the boat seats were wet (no kidding, we're in Vietnam and it rains all the time), and another time when they didn't want to get the boats back from the pagoda because the journey ...
Halong time in the making
This is a top pick! ... near what we were expecting. Typical prices were $2 for a can of beer, $15 for a bottle of wine. Expensive in Hanoi and Vietnam, yes - Expensive on a cruise boat - No. We realised this was going to be a costly trip and didn't really think paying a few ...
Hanoi, second time around
This is a top pick! ... piles of "ghost money" on the sidewalk-fake money which is burned as an offering to the gods. Despite my reluctance to leave Vietnam, I am also relieved (just a little) to be getting back "home." To all of the die-hard, ardent backpackers out there, ...
Brakes, check. Flaps, check. Lipstick, check.
This is a top pick! ... The above description in no way reflects the lady Captain in question as she was a very professional and capable pilot, as was Vietnam Airlines as a whole. That should do it. Footnote to avert the world from thinking we're pigging out on fried spring ...
The sights
This is a top pick! ... of the dress and housing used by several of the ethnic hill tribe peoples. My tour guide continually talked about Vietnam's political reverence to China. What I kept seeing, however, were eager, entrepreneurial vendors approaching tourists. ...
Vietnam
This is a top pick! Hello. Of all the countries I'm visiting, Vietnam was the one I was looking forward to the most. I eat regularly at a Vietnamese restaurant in Seattle. Many of my friends at the hotel where I work are Vietnamese. I'm intrigued by the ...
Saigon Sightseeing
This is a top pick! Today I woke up about six feeling sick and we were going to go to a doctor after dinner but (thankfully) I got to feeling better. We did some laundry in the hotel tub this morning before heading out to find two motorbiek taxis (xe om) to take us to the ...
The Love House
This is a top pick! ... : Vietnam is very restrictive because, of the few people they allow to leave, many do not return. She also said: "in Vietnam, women traditionally stay virgins until they are married, unless they work in the 'massage parlors' and 'hair salons.' Many ...
Tour of Duty Free
This is a top pick! ... 'd seen this year. It was clear we were only just clinging to our sanity. 10/1 09:00 hours. 98 degrees. Saigon, Vietnam. Our first tour of duty around the battleground in temperatures and polution weíve never before experienced in all our years ...
Bay of the Descending Dragon
This is a top pick! From almost the beginning of Vietnamese time, Halong Bay protected Vietnam from invaders. Originally, the bay was vulnerable to invading naval ships, which allowed easy access to the Red River Delta in the heart of Nam Viet. The gods saw this ...
HCMC - Siagon
This is a top pick! ... the gun and shot himself in the head right infront of the rest of the tour group, so for some reason they have decided to close that part of the tour down for the time being!!! Times been great in Vietnam but we must move on, Cambodia here we ...
The people
This is a top pick! ... to communicate but tries. His name translated in English means "victory." On one tour, I met an Australian who was born in Vietnam. So, eventually I just had to ask his story. He was born in Saigon, in the south. His dad was a ...
Hanoi in a day
This is a top pick! ... from. It is Bun Ga Ri. I'm no longer a stranger! I come from the land of roses, ..and Stoichkov! I knew it! Vietnam still loves us Bulgari! I only brought the little camera. It is broken. It can't focus. I kind of ...
Halong Gay
This is a top pick! In order to reach Halong Bay, we get an over night train to Hanoi (leaving Hue at 2pm on the 15th) we arrive in Hanoi at 4am, only to jump straight on a bus for the 4 hour journey to Halong. At the train station in Hue, the train is slightly delayed and ...
Sigon via Singapore
This is a top pick! Yes, Bulgarians do need visa for Vietnam. Note to self - never make plans based on a phone conversation. For example, if the Vietnamese consulate in the UK tells you that you don't need a visa - get one any ways. Not a biggy. Almost any problem ...
Nam maN! - mirror?
This is a top pick! ... of 3) made our excuses and left. I made loose arrangements with Gary and James to meet the following day as we were all off to Vietnam.... I left thinking i'd never see them again! So, there i was, sat on a bus with a, what turned out to be 36 hours bus ...
Day 74: Rejecting Lady-Boom-Boom
This is a top pick! ... , more on that in a future post. At first, there was no distinguishable difference between the look and architecture of Southern Vietnam and Cambodia, alphabet change aside, and having conjured up fantasies of a gleaming modern metropolis in my head I was ...
Crossing Paths in Hoi An
This is a top pick! ... had obviously been different to ours but it's nice to be able to compare experiences too. They had spent time on a beach in south Vietnam which we sadly just don't have time to do, but at the same time they had probably lost some of their trip later on ...
30th Anniversary
This is a top pick! ... Not sure where it will lead, but it sounded genuine and encouraging. Incidentally, the big holiday coming up is April 30, Vietnam's Independence Day. Because all government including schools will be closed for four days, I left early for my next ...
Tourist boat tour
This is a top pick! ... through in New Zealand...minus the vendors heckling you to buy snacks and fruit at every rest stop of course. Nha Trang is Vietnam's premier beach resort, and we arrived on a public holiday (on a Wednesday?) so the beach was packed with people. Many ...
Cu Chi Tunels - a peek in the past
This is a top pick! Cu Chi Tunels were home to 6,000 Viet Cong fighters at one point. 30% we women. It was definitely an interesting trip ...and no, I didn't take up the opportunity to shoot with ...
Everybody Find Your Happy Place
This is a top pick! ... turquoise paint job and, yes, it seems like a cult. Somehow, however, Cao Daism has spread throughout this small portion of Vietnam, with temples in many village centers. Perhaps it is popular because it espouses, in a way, what many people in South ...
Rainy Vietnam
This is a top pick! ... that they use to pull all the furniture to an upper floor when they are anticipating disaster. A typhoon had come through southern vietnam just days before we were in Hoi An, apparently it was really bad and cause lots of flooding. There was ...
Ha Long Bay
This is a top pick! ... on the boat. This morning we had breakfast (which seems to incorporate, bread, butter and jam in most places we've stayed in Vietnam) and puttered around the bay for another couple of hours until lunch time when it was back to Halong city for lunch and ...
Back in Hanoi
This is a top pick! After our trip to Halong we headed back to Hanoi for a couple of nights before we travelling to Sapa. We dropped in to see the body of Ho Chi Minh which is on show in a massive mausoleum. It's a pretty weird experience. You follow this snaking line of ...