Pristine Ha Long Bay, Unesco site in Vietnam

VIET NAM

The following are the heritage sites, grouped into recommended gateway cities. This may help in planning on the logistics (travel and accommodation) of your journey.


DA NANG (DAD)

Da Nang, Vietnam’s dynamic central hub, is a sophisticated blend of modern skyline and pristine coastline. Famed for its fire-breathing Dragon Bridge and the white sands of My Khe Beach, the city offers a perfect balance of urban energy and relaxation. Nearby, the limestone Marble Mountains house ancient shrines, while the misty Ba Na Hills feature the iconic Golden Bridge. As the birthplace of savory Mi Quang noodles, it is a culinary capital. Perfectly positioned between three UNESCO sites, Da Nang is the ultimate, high-energy gateway for exploring the historic soul and scenic beauty of Central Vietnam.


DONG HOI (VDH)

Dong Hoi, the resilient capital of Quang Binh Province, is a serene coastal city often celebrated as the gateway to the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. Nestled along the Nhat Le River, the city offers a peaceful contrast to Vietnam’s busier hubs, featuring the pristine white sands of Nhat Le and Bao Ninh beaches. Travelers can explore historic war relics like the bullet-scarred Tam Toa Church and the Dong Hoi Citadel. With its famous “addiction-worthy” coffee, vibrant night markets, and fresh seafood specialties like banh bot loc, Dong Hoi is an essential stop for nature and history enthusiasts.


Featured Image

Ha Long Bay (Dennis Jarvis, Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0).


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