A number of popular destinations in Vietnam have rather unique names. Despite the strangeness of some of the names, they have nonetheless attracted a large number of visitors to a stunning range of breathtaking natural scenery.
![]() Mua cave can be found in Hoa Lu district in the northern province of Ninh Binh. It has emerged as atop destination for travelers in the northern region ![]() The cave is associated with the legend ofthe King Tran dynasty. Legend has it that the Tran Kings would visit the area to watch the imperial maids sing and dance, giving the area the name ‘Mua’, or ‘dancing’ ![]() After climbing nearly 500 stairs, visitors are able to savour the scenic views of Tam Coc paddy fields below ![]() Hai Tac (Pirates) island in Ha Tien city in the southern province of Kien Giang is a collection of16 individual islands. It is located about 40 km away from Phu Quoc island ![]() Tourists can travel to the islands by high-speed boat Greenlines A1 from Ha Tien town and can enjoy lovely ocean views on the way ![]() Hon Rai, or Hon Son island, is located in in Kien Hai district in Kien Giang province ![]() It is situated in the middle of Nam Du and Hon Tre islands and is popular among visitors due to its pristine natural scenery. Legend has it that many dipterocarpusalatus trees were planted on the island, giving the area its name ![]() Hai Mo pine hills are located in Da Lat and are associated with a sad love story of a young couple ![]() A grave is related to the story of a failed romance between a young couple |
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