Dong Van Limestone Plateau Honored by UNESCO for the Third Time

The “land Halong Bay” is in Ninh Binh in the North of Vietnam. This name comes from the karst landscape similar to that of Halong Bay, with its spectacular rock formations emerging from rice fields and waterways, offering remarkable natural beauty.

Rice terraces are mainly associated with the mountainous region of Northern Vietnam. These terraces offer spectacular scenery, particularly during the rice growing season, with tiers of tiered fields on the mountain slopes.

The capital of Vietnam is Hanoi, in the north of the country. It is a thousand-year-old city famous for its rich history, centuries-old monuments, and picturesque old quarters, as well as its delicious culinary specialties like banh mi, pho, egg coffee, and bun cha.

The emblematic dish of Hoi An is 'Cao lầu.' It is a noodle specialty prepared with unique ingredients: thick and tender noodles, slices of marinated pork, fresh herbs, and a special sauce. What makes this dish unique is its connection to ancient well water in Hoi An, which is known for imparting the noodles with their special texture and distinct flavor.

The largest city in Vietnam is Ho Chi Minh City, located in the south of the country. It is an important economic center offering numerous commercial and cultural activities. The most dynamic and modern in the country, it is renowned for its vibrant nightlife.

The word “Xin chao” in English means “Hello”. It is a common expression used to greet someone in Vietnamese.

The Vietnamese New Year is called "Tet" (Tết). It is the biggest festival celebrated in Vietnam to mark the start of the year according to the lunar calendar. It is an important time when families come together and exchange well wishes.

Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located in northern Vietnam. Integrated into the Gulf of Tonkin in the Pacific Ocean, it is renowned for its striking karst formations, picturesque islands, and crystal clear waters, constituting a unique natural beauty in the world.

Phu Quoc Island is located in the Gulf of Thailand region of southern Vietnam. It is known for its picturesque beaches and tropical climate.

The largest cave in the world is Son Doong Cave, located in Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park, Quảng Bình Province, Vietnam. It is a natural wonder of breathtaking grandeur, with immense passages, giant stalactites, and spectacular rock formations. It even has an underground river and an interior forest.