Vietnam is a country where the landscape, climate and food change noticeably between regions. Hanoi’s historic centre and the limestone islands of Ha Long Bay define much of the north, while central Vietnam historic trading ports and a long stretch of coast. Further south, Ho Chi Minh City leads into the waterways of the Mekong Delta. Food is one of the biggest reasons to travel, with regional specialities, street markets and excellent seafood.
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Vietnam is well suited to a multi-stop trip because its regions are so different. The north has Hanoi, Ha Long Bay and mountain landscapes, while central Vietnam brings the monuments of Hue, Hoi An Ancient Town and beaches around Da Nang. In the south, Ho Chi Minh City is the gateway to the Mekong Delta and warmer coastal regions. Vietnam now has nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites, covering historic cities, ancient sanctuaries and major natural landscapes. Food is equally regional, so dishes such as bun cha in Hanoi, cao lau in Hoi An and com tam in Ho Chi Minh City are worth trying where they originated. Domestic flights and the north-south railway make longer itineraries possible, although distances can be substantial.
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