August is a great time to visit many of Vietnam’s beautiful attractions with stunning natural scenery and verdant growth such as Sa Pa, Ha Giang and Hoi An ancient town.


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Sa Pa – a town in the clouds, is located in the northwestern region. It attracts a large number of visitors due to its natural scenery and the interesting livelihoods of ethnic minority groups. Ham Rong Mountain, Thac Bac Waterfall (Silver Falls), Cat Cat and Ta Phin villages are must-visit destinations around Sa Pa.

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    The northern mountainous province of Ha Giang provides visitors with scenic views of terraced rice paddies and buckwheat fields stretching from valleys to mountain villages. Quan Ba Twin Mountain, Ma Pi Leng Pass, the ancient Dong Van Street and Lung Cu flag tower impress visitors with their stunning beauty.

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Hoi An ancient town is a perfect check-in point for tourists in August. Quaint ancient houses with yellow walls, green windows and bougainvillea flower trellises are the typical characteristics of Hoi An town.

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Ly Son Island in the central province of Quang Ngai consists of three islands: Dao Lon (Big Island), Dao Be (Small Island) and Hon Mu Cu (Mu Cu Islet).

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Da Lat is a great destination in August as it has a cool climate and beautiful landscapes for those who want to take a break from the sweltering summer heat.

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Southwestern localities offer visitors delightful trips to Cai Rang and Phong Dien floating markets, Ninh Kieu wharf, with bountiful orchards and unique local specialties.



VOV/Dan Tri