Vietnam Tourist Map 2025: Most Complete Guide to Regions

Vietnam Tourist Map 2025: Most Complete Guide to Regions

Vietnam boasts a rich and varied culture, a long and rich history, and breathtaking natural beauty. Are you making travel plans? A Vietnam tourist map is your ticket to unlocking it all. This thorough reference to Vietnam's regions helps you navigate from north to south by breaking down the country's several areas. Do you have visions of the Old Quarter in Hanoi? The streets of Hoi An, lighted with lanterns? The floating markets of the Mekong Delta? Your Vietnam tourist map will be your compass.

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1. Geography of Vietnam

Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a relatively small country, covering an area of 320,000 square kilometers. Its shape resembles that of an S or a dragon, exceptionally long and stretching nearly 2,000 kilometers from north to south. Its maximum width is only 600 kilometers in the northern part, while the minimum width narrows down to a mere 50 kilometers in the region of the Phong Nha National Park and underground caves in the central area.

It shares its borders with China to the north, Laos to the west, Cambodia to the southwest, and is also bordered by the Pacific Ocean, specifically the East Sea, as well as the Gulf of Tonkin to the north and the Gulf of Thailand (or Siam) to the southwest.

>>> Good to know:

  • Full country name: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
  • Capital: Hanoi
  • Currency: Vietnam Dong (VND)
  • Time: GMT+7 (Time difference with USA: 12 hours, for example, Vietnam 2 p.m. = USA 2 a.m. Eastern Time).
  • Climate: a tropical country subject to monsoons
  • Flag: red color with a yellow star in the center.
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Vietnam is a country shaped like an S

2. Tourist map of Vietnam

Vietnam has roughly a dozen must-see locations spread over its vast territory. Not to be missed in the North (the upper portion of the country) are the historic capital, Hanoi, which has been around for a thousand years, the stunning mountains, the well-known Halong Bay, and its terrestrial equivalent, Ninh Binh.  The old port town of Hoi An and the former imperial capital of Hue are not to be overlooked in the Central region.

In the South, there are also essential stops for all itineraries, including the Mekong Delta. Especially the bustling metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and the white sandy beaches of the islands of Phu Quoc or Con Dao. Therefore, if one wishes to explore Vietnam from North to South (or vice versa) while visiting its major destinations, it is advisable to plan a stay of at least two or three weeks.

>>> Learn more about: General information about Vietnam

Panoramic View of Vietnam Map
Panoramic Tourist Map of Vietnam

Since Vietnam shares its border with Laos to the west and Cambodia to the southwest, you'll easily have the opportunity to extend your journey to these two countries. From northern Vietnam, you can travel overland to Luang Prabang, the former capital of Laos. Additionally, from the southern Mekong Delta, you can journey upstream along the Mekong River to Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, and then continue your trip to Siem Reap, either by land or air.

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Ta Chi Nhu, Yen Bai

Overall, a comprehensive tourist map of Vietnam will give you an essential tool for planning a trip that explores the country's borders and connections to its neighbors in Laos and Cambodia.

 

3. Vietnam map in 3 regions

What are the regions of Vietnam? Vietnam is divided into three main regions: the North (the largest portion at the top of the S-shape), the Central region (the longest and narrowest section in the middle), and the South (the lower part of the country).

Mountains and highlands, which predominantly occupy the northern and western areas, form a natural border with China and Laos, covering three-quarters of the territory.

(Read more: General information about Vietnam: History, culture, cuisine, and more)

The highest points, such as Mount Fansipan, are located in the northwest; the "roof of Indochina" towers over the Hoang Lien Son range at an altitude of 3,000 meters. To fully explore these regions and their features, look at the picture right here for a detailed Vietnam tourist map:

Map of Vietnam Divided into 3 Regions
Vietnam Map: Three Distinct Regions

The dragon-shaped country also encompasses two deltas near its two ends: the Red River Delta in the north and the Mekong Delta in the south. The former is the cradle of its civilization linked to irrigated rice.

However, the primary "granary" for this essential grain for its population is mainly situated in the mouth of the Mekong, covering an area nearly three times larger.

The eastern part of the country is bordered by a coastal coastline adorned with numerous bays, beaches, lagoons, and aquaculture zones spanning over 3,000 kilometers. The most beautiful seaside spots for swimming - such as those in Nha Trang, Phu Quoc Island, or Con Dao Island - are located in the Central and Southern regions.

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4. The North (Northern Vietnam Map)

The northern region of Vietnam is dominated by the northern mountains and the Red River Delta, which form the "head" of the country. The northern mountains extend across two sub-regions, first the northwest (the western wing of the north), including places like Nghia Lo, Mai Chau, Mu Cang Chai, and Sapa. This part of Vietnam is renowned for its breathtaking terraced rice fields that seem to stretch endlessly.

It is also home to Mount Fansipan and the historic battlefield of Dien Bien Phu. These lands are adjacent to Laos, making it very convenient to visit by crossing the border posts of Tay Trang to Dien Bien Phu or Na Meo. These are off-the-beaten-path routes that allow travelers to appreciate extraordinary landscapes and cultures in every sense of the word.

Here’s the tourist map of northern Vietnam to help you plan your journey through these captivating landscapes and cultural treasures: 

Map of Northern Vietnam
Northern Vietnam Map: Explore the Beauty

The northeastern region, the eastern wing of northern Vietnam, is equally magnificent, boasting breathtaking and wild landscapes. You can admire these landscapes in places like Ha Giang or experience Ha Giang Loop and the Dong Van Geopark, or at the Ban Gioc Waterfalls of Cao Bang and Ba Be National Park, for example. The inhabitants of this region also have fascinating lifestyles and customs to explore.

North Vietnam tours

This vast, northern, mountainous region, consisting of both east and west parts, is indeed the homeland of various ethnic minority groups such as the H'Mong, Dao, Tay, Giay, and Lolo tribes. It is a great destination for hiking enthusiasts, with natural attractions and villages that are less frequented by mass tourism. These areas offer wonderful opportunities for friendly encounters with the local population. Learn more about the ethnicities of Vietnam.

les ethnies du Vietnam
The ethnic groups of Vietnam.

Hanoi is the starting point for all northern excursions, traversing the Red River Delta. From the political and cultural capital, it's also easy to access the terrestrial Halong Bay (Tam Coc), an area known for its limestone formations, karst landscapes, and breathtaking flooded rice fields. Not to mention the marvelous Halong Bay itself, with a similar topography but on water, featuring hundreds of islands and islets. It remains a "must-visit" for all travelers looking to explore Vietnam. So why wait to add these destinations to your Vietnam tourist map?

riziere du delta du mekong
Terraced rice fields in the northern mountains of Vietnam.

5. The Central Region (Central Vietnam Map)

The Central region, nestled between the Pacific Ocean to the east and Laos to the west, is renowned for its abundance of natural and cultural sites, some of which are classified as UNESCO World Heritage.

The map of Central Vietnam and its tourist attractions.
The map of Central Vietnam and its tourist attractions.

This narrow part of Vietnam is home to the Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park, featuring the splendid Phong Nha caves, particularly the gigantic Son Doong Cave.

phong nha ke bang national park
Son Doong, the largest cave in the world

On the other hand, the ancient imperial city of Hue stands as a living testament to the history of the Nguyen dynasty. The city offers a quiet traditional atmosphere, with palaces and royal tombs... By visiting this place, you will be impressed by the feeling of going back in time several centuries.

Hue festival
Hue Festival 2024

Further south, the ancient town of Hoi An is considered the most charming city in the country, famous for its lantern-adorned streets. From the 15th to the 19th centuries, Hoi An was a bustling port that drew traders from all over the world because of its well-preserved historic houses and charming lanes. Because of this, it has a distinctive architecture today that combines Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and so on.

hoi an
Hoi An is among the top seven destinations in 2024 according to Travel Off Path, a renowned American travel site.

The region's first metropolis, Da Nang, is also worth a visit due to its vibrancy and long stretches of white sandy beaches, as paradisiacal as many others in the Central region. That's why we believe it should be included on your Vietnam tourist map.

hoi an sunset beach
The beaches of Central Vietnam are among the most beautiful in the country

6. The South (South Vietnam Map)

Bordered by Cambodia and the Gulf of Thailand to the southeast, the Southern Vietnam is divided into three sub-regions: the highlands, the Mekong Delta, and the coastal area. The highlands, thanks to their altitude, enjoy a temperate climate in tropical latitudes. The city of Da Lat (or Dalat), its capital, is a legacy of the colonial era, which has made it a resort town favored by Europeans. The Southern Highlands have become tourist attractions with renowned features such as elephants and plantations of coffee, tea, and rubber trees.

>>> Read more: Travel advice for an unforgettable journey in Vietnam

The map of Southern Vietnam and its tourist sites.
The map of Southern Vietnam and its tourist sites.

The southern coastal region of Vietnam stretches from the city of Hoi An to Vung Tau, north of the Mekong Delta. It boasts beautiful beaches, especially in the coastal cities of Quy Nhon, Nha Trang, Mui Ne, and their surroundings.

nha trang mui ne

The third sub-region in the South is the Mekong Delta, a unique world that combines both land and water. It is a fertile area thanks to the alluvial deposits from the tributaries and branches of the mighty Mekong River. The Mekong River originates thousands of kilometers away from Vietnam, in the Himalayas and Tibet, traversing several Southeast Asian countries before dividing into two major branches and flowing into the sea near Ho Chi Minh City.

delta du mékong
The beauty of the Mekong Delta.

The lives of the delta's population are deeply influenced by this watery environment, especially along the canals. A prime example of this is the floating markets, which involve unusual means of transportation and commercial activities. Visiting these markets is an interesting way to enjoy oneself in the unique characteristics of this sub-region.

Tra Su Cajuput Forest
Tra Su Cajuput Forest

To conclude, travelers can journey up the Mekong River, eventually reaching Cambodia after a few hours on a fast boat. This route offers a "two-in-one" experience, highly appreciated by tourists. So why not check out our suggestions for Vietnam-Cambodia tours?

7. Hanoi Tourist Map - Top destinations in Hanoi

Hanoi, Vietnam's capital, is more than a thousand years old and rich in history. Its Old Quarter, with narrow alleyways and colonial houses, goes back to the 14th century and provides a true sense of the past. But Hanoi is more than simply old; it's dynamic, with modern cafes, delicious food, and thriving art scenes.
If you're planning to visit, try to stay at least two full days to really explore the city.

Here are some must-visit spots:

  • Hoan Kiem Lake – a peaceful place in the city center
  • Hanoi Old Quarter – busy, historic streets full of food, shops, and local life
  • Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum – where the country’s beloved leader rests
  • Temple of Literature – Vietnam’s first university
  • One Pillar Pagoda – a small but iconic temple
  • Hoa Lo Prison – known as the “Hanoi Hilton” during the war
  • Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre – traditional Vietnamese puppetry
  • Vietnamese Women's Museum & Museum of Ethnology – great for learning about culture
  • St. Joseph Cathedral – a beautiful old church
  • Hanoi Train Street – grab a coffee and watch the train pass just meters away
  • Long Bien Bridge – a historic bridge with a great view
hanoi tourist map
Some of the must-visit destinations

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8. Ho Chi Minh City Tourist Map - Best places to visit in Saigon

Ho Chi Minh city (Saigon) is Vietnam's largest and most lively metropolis, combining legacy with modernity. The streets are alive with motorcycles, cafes, and a distinct local vibe.

French-style buildings, bustling markets, trendy bars, and skyscrapers all coexist in the same area. The city moves rapidly, yet there's always something worth stopping for—good food, a rich history, and unique experiences.

ho chi minh city
Bui Vien walking street

Here are some must-see places to make your stay in Saigon truly memorable:

  • Cu Chi Tunnels – Explore underground war-era passageways
  • War Remnants Museum – Eye-opening Vietnam War exhibits (Read more about: Top 10 Ho Chi Minh City's Museums)
  • Ben Thanh Market – Iconic spot for shopping and street food
  • Central Post Office – Elegant French architecture by Eiffel
  • Bui Vien Street – Busy nightlife and backpacker scene
  • Bitexco Tower – City views from the Skydeck
  • Independence Palace – Key site from the Vietnam War
  • Nguyen Hue Street – Popular walking street in the city center
  • Ben Nghe Food Market – Local and global eats in one place

For a better view, click the [ ] icon to expand the map.

>>>>> Read more: Do You Say Saigon or Ho Chi Minh City?

9. Our suggested itinerary

Explore the best of Vietnam from north to south with this 10-day itinerary, guided by our detailed Vietnam tourist map for a seamless exploration!

  • Day 1: Arrive in Hanoi, explore the Old Quarter & colonial landmarks.
  • Day 2: Hanoi city tour, cultural sites, night train to Lao Cai.
  • Day 3: Lao Cai → Bac Ha, village hike, homestay.
  • Day 4: Bac Ha → Sapa, market visit, village trek.
  • Day 5: Sapa → Hanoi, explore Muong Hoa Valley.
  • Day 6: Hanoi → Ninh Binh, visit Mount Mua & Tam Coc.
  • Day 7: Hanoi → Halong Bay, cruise & cave exploration.
  • Day 8: Halong Bay → Hanoi, fly to Hue, visit Vung Vieng.
  • Day 9: Explore Hue’s Imperial City, pagodas & markets.
  • Day 10: Drive to Hoi An via Hai Van Pass, scenic stops.
  • Day 11: Full day in Hoi An, ancient streets & beaches.
  • Day 12: Fly to Ho Chi Minh City, visit historic sites.
  • Day 13: Mekong Delta – Ben Tre & Vinh Long.
  • Day 14: Cai Rang Floating Market, return to HCMC, depart.

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vietnam 2 week itinerary

Or make your trip completely stress-free by requesting a custom itinerary through our contact us page for a fully covered adventure! 

10. FAQs for Vietnamese Tourist Map

1. Is Vietnam friendly to American tourists?

Yes, Vietnam is very welcoming to all tourists and expats. Many American veterans return to visit old battlefields and witness the country's transformation over the years. Vietnam offers numerous beautiful tourist attractions, World Heritage sites, and stunning beaches, making it a popular destination for travelers.

2. Where is the best place to go in Vietnam for the first time? 

For a first-time visit to Vietnam, either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is ideal. Both cities offer rich history and culture unique to Vietnam. While Hanoi showcases the country’s ancient traditions, Ho Chi Minh City provides a dynamic, modern experience that's particularly easy for Western visitors to navigate and adjust to. Saigon is often preferred for its accessibility and vibrant atmosphere, making it a great starting point for your trip.

3. Do you need a tour guide for Vietnam?

It depends on your travel style. While private tours offer convenience, exclusivity, and access to incredible destinations like a bike ride through Ninh Binh, Vietnam can also be explored independently with proper planning, research, and an open mind. However, if you're concerned about scammers or want a stress-free experience on your first visit, booking a tour is a better choice.

4. Which is the best month to visit Vietnam?

The best time to visit Vietnam is from October to November or mid-March to May. These periods offer pleasant weather across regions, with minimal rain and ideal conditions for exploring the country’s diverse landscapes and attractions. For more information, please read: Best Time to Visit Vietnam.

5.  Is Vietnam a safe country?

According to the latest Global Law and Order Report ranking announced by Gallup, Vietnam has the highest ranking in Asia, with a score of 92/100. The locals are very welcoming and willing to help. Also, read this article to find out what to do and what not to do in Vietnam for a complete trip.

Conclusion

Vietnam is a diverse country in geography, climate, and culture, stretching along its S-shaped land. In the north, jagged mountain peaks create an "alpine" landscape, while the south is home to the vast rice fields of the Mekong Delta. The central region features cave-filled limestone hills, and dense rainforests cover the western border. Even the most detailed Vietnam tourist map can't fully capture the beauty and uniqueness of each region. So why not explore it for yourself? With its stunning natural beauty and many travel experiences to enjoy, Vietnam welcomes you!

To facilitate your journey and customize each itinerary to your preferences, we would be delighted to assist you in creating a tailor-made trip. Please feel free to contact us for a free consultation!

>>> See more about things to do in Vietnam by month:

JANUARY FEBRUARY | MARCH | APRIL | MAY | JUNE JULY AUGUST | SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER

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Luciana23 Mar 2025
Thank you for the amazing information. We are looking to travel to Vietnam 2025. We travel from South Africa. Which month between August and November would you recommend? We looking at 10-14 days. We condiser fly in Hanoi and fly out Ho Chi Minh (or simialr). We look sightseeing, food, coffee but not city or party vibes. We like a day trip on Halong Bay or similar (we not want to be stuck on cruise). Do you have a travel package that is under R10000 (US$500 for 2 people) or recommend itenery?
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Kampá Tour25 Mar 2025

Hi Luciana,

Between August and November, we’d recommend traveling in late September to early November. The weather is generally pleasant across the country – cooler in the north and still dry enough in the central and southern regions. It’s a great time to explore without the summer crowds or the intense heat.

Your idea of flying into Hanoi and out of Ho Chi Minh City is perfect for a north-to-south itinerary. Since you're not into city or party vibes, we can tailor the journey to include cultural sightseeing, food, coffee experiences, peaceful countryside, and a relaxing day trip on Halong Bay – without the overnight cruise.

👉 Please check your email, as we've sent you more details and a personalized suggestion to help you plan the perfect trip.

Feel free to reach out with any questions – we’re here to help!

Warm regards,

Trang Nguyen.

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Tuby27 Dec 2024
How accessible is Vietnam for some who is not able to go up or down stairs?
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Kampá Tour28 Dec 2024

Hi Tuby,

Big cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang are improving a lot - modern hotels, malls, and airports usually have ramps, elevators, and wheelchair-friendly spaces. That said, sidewalks can be tricky (think uneven and sometimes blocked by motorbikes), and public transport isn’t great for accessibility, so I’d recommend using Grab (like Uber) for easy car rides.

Places like Ha Long Bay and Hoi An are quite manageable. Ha Long Bay cruises can be wheelchair-friendly if you book the right one (I would recommend Bhaya Halong Cruises), and Hoi An has mostly flat streets, though cobblestones might need a little care. On the flip side, places like temples, pagodas, and mountain areas like Sapa might be tough with stairs and uneven paths. 

If you have more questions, feel free to let me know! 😊

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Hanna12 Sep 2024
Hello, my bf and I , late 30s, from Europe, are looking to book a trip to see the highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia. I want to explore from north to south within 2 weeks. is that possible and do you guys provide any of the tours like that?
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Kampá Tour16 Sep 2024

Hello Hanna!

It’s definitely possible to explore the highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia from north to south within 2 weeks. We offer tailored tours that can help you make the most of your time. Check out our Vietnam and Cambodia Tours and 14-Day Itinerary for options that cover the major sights and experiences in both countries.

If you have specific preferences or need more details, feel free to reach out, and we can help customize the perfect trip for you and your boyfriend.

Looking forward to helping you plan your adventure!

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Levine15 Aug 2024
Hi thanks for the informative Vietnam tourist map! Im going to Vietnam in March and wanted to ask If Google Maps ist working fine there Or is another App better in Vietnam? We are going three weeks and want to travel by motorbike
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Kampá Tour17 Aug 2024

Hi, thanks for the kind words!

Vietnam in March? Such a perfect match! Google Maps works flawlessly here and is widely used by both locals and tourists, so no worries!

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Marcelle19 Jun 2024
I'll be travelling to Vietnam this December, wondering if we can fit both Sapa and Tam Coc in our trip in 5 days? Thank you. Would also like any tips for traveling in Vietnam. We’re from the Philippines.
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Kampá Tour24 Jun 2024

Hello Marcelle!

That sounds like a wonderful trip you're planning to Vietnam! Yes, it's possible to visit both Sapa and Tam Coc in 5 days, although it will be a bit packed. Here's a suggested itinerary:

Day 1-2: Hanoi Exploration

Day 3-4: Sapa Adventure

Day 5: Tam Coc Excursion

🌟 Or you can discover our Vietnam 5 Days Itinerary!!! And if you want a comprehensive guide about Sapa and Tam Coc, we've got you covered.

Enjoy your exploration of Vietnam with Kampá Tour!

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Vince18 Jun 2024
Hi! Is Sapa worth traveling to now with the weather? Please let me know! Kind regards
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Kampá Tour19 Jun 2024

Hi Vince!

Sapa is indeed worth traveling to in June. The weather in Sapa during this time is generally pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F). You can expect some rain, as June is part of the rainy season, but this also means that the landscapes are lush and green, making it a beautiful time to visit. I just got off a call with a friend in Sapa, and she mentioned that it rains a lot at the moment. So just make sure to wear weather-sensible shoes to stay comfortable during your trip.

For all the information you need about Sapa, please read What to Do In Sapa, Vietnam?

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please feel free to ask.

Kind regards,

Kampá Tour

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11/07/2024 7,012 views
Vietnam’s North to South Highlights in 2 Weeks

Vietnam’s North to South Highlights in 2 Weeks

Our Vietnam 2-week itinerary from north to south offers an overview of the country's three main regions, shaped like an S. To the north, you will visit Hanoi, the thousand-year-old capital, experience both the maritime and terrestrial beauty of Halong Bay, and make an excursion to the splendid mountains of Sapa. In the center, explore the ancient imperial city of Hue and the charming old town of Hoi An. The journey concludes in the south with visits to Ho Chi Minh City and the vibrant Mekong Delta. Below are our program suggestions for a comprehensive Vietnam 2-week itinerary in Vietnam.

02/08/2024 5,730 views
Exploring Vietnam with the Family: An 18-Day Adventure

Exploring Vietnam with the Family: An 18-Day Adventure

Ready for an adventure? Join us for an 18-day family getaway to Vietnam, where breathtaking landscapes and cultural wonders await. Discover our meticulously crafted 18-day Vietnam itinerary for families, packed with fun activities to ensure a memorable vacation for everyone. From exploring the bustling streets of Hanoi to the serene beauty of Ha Long Bay and the vibrant markets of Ho Chi Minh City, this trip offers a perfect blend of excitement and relaxation. Don't miss the chance to create lifelong memories on this unforgettable journey!

29/06/2024 1,257 views
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