Vietnam is known as a tourist because of the war and the history of warfare has many underground tunnels and buildings or in any other profession. But in fact, Vietnam also has beautiful scenery and other interesting shows and unique, these water-tourism.
What are they? Look at his critics:
Halong Bay
Halong Bay is a spectacular natural landscape, with its thousands of limestone formations and islands. Ha Long Bay is located in the north of Vietnam with a coastline of 120 km away.
The bay is located in the Gulf of Tonkin near the border with the People's Republic of China, as far as 170 km from Hanoi or 3.5 hour drive. This bay consists of 1969 limestone islands that rise spectacularly from the sea.
Some islands have many caves. Its status as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and one of the seven wonders of the version in the world makes Halong Bay New7Wonder loved by tourists.
Water Puppet Theatre
Folktales of Vietnam said in a unique way, namely to use the theater of puppets played on the water. The show was called Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre, where musicians connect the brain and tell a story, while the doll is on the water.
The show was often on a regular basis every week played in the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi. Because it's cool, the tickets are hard to find, although you must book in advance.
Ho Tay
Ho Tay or West Lake, where fishing has been sitting around catching fish. This is fresh water lake in the vicinity are a number of modern hotels, restaurants and leisure facilities, to observe a beautiful sunset or simply relax by catching a calm lake water.
Hoan Kiem Lake
The hotel is far away from urban areas, this lake is the ideal place to relax from the stress and pollution of the city. On the north shore of the lake there are beautiful views of the Isle of Jade, in the middle of the 18th Century temple, the Temple of the Jade Mountain are. If you long enough around the lake, you may be able to provide a rare turtle that had been placed there in honor of Emperor see Le Loi.
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