There are ample reasons Why You Should Visit Vietnam. It is a captivating country that once visited, people fall in love with. From north to south, it boasts beautiful countryside, rugged mountains, developing cities, stunning coastline and a rich culture and history. Perhaps the most memorable reasons Why You Should Visit Vietnam though, are the friendly, ever smiling people. There are many highlights to a luxury holiday in Vietnam, and listed below are some ideas of places that could be visited during time spent there.
Why You Should Visit Vietnam - Halong Bay
This impressive collection of white limestone pillars which is set within a backdrop of greenery and offset by turquoise waters is located in the north of the country. The area is visited on a cruise.
Why You Should Visit Vietnam - Hanoi
This is the capital city of Vietnam, and part of its charm resides in the mix of cultures that have influenced its design and expansion. The most notable of these influences, is from the French colonial period, with the old quarter still retaining colonial shop fronts which house lovely restaurants and boutique stores. The city is best explored on foot, and the must see attractions include the red Bridge, Hoan Kiem Lake and the Confucian Temple of literature.
Why You Should Visit Vietnam - Hoi An
The wonderful accommodation at The Nam Hai Luxury Vietnam Resort
This centuries old port town oozes charm with its small streets famous for its Japanese style shop front, French colonial houses and Chinese influenced hall architecture. This unique town is also only a shirt distance from some of the most glorious beaches in Vietnam, namely Cui Dai, Hue, Nah Trang and Da Nang. If planning to spend time in Hoi An you simply must stay at The Nam Hai luxury resort.
Why You Should Visit Vietnam - Saigon
Most people still refer to Ho Chi Minh City as Saigon, including the locals. There are a range of luxury accommodation prospects here for the discerning traveller, including some well know 5 star chain hotels, and an equal amount of privately run hotels with facilities and services to match. The city itself has fine restaurants and places to go out at night, and a number of must see highlights. These include the Opera House and Notre Dame Cathedral left behind by the French, and the War Remnants Museum dedicated to Vietnam war. Tours into the surrounding areas can also be taken from here, such as to the Cu Chi tunnels and the Mekong Delta.
Anyone looking to stay in luxury in Vietnam, would do well to consider staying at Six Senses Ninh Van Bay. Situated just over 300 kilometres away from Saigon, the accommodation boasts plunge pools, a butler service, air conditioned rooms and much more beside. There are a choice of lagoon villas or hill side villas, with each one offering a unique view and setting. The villas are open, spacious and modern, and offer the perfect retreat, whilst the surrounding area is perfect for taking nature trails, using mountain bikes, snorkelling and more besides.