Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Cat Tien National Park

Fast Facts: Area: 720 km2 Founded: 1998 Highlights: Flora and fauna, birding. Description: Cat Tien National Park Is one of Vietnam's most important national parks. Cat Tien is about 3 hours drive from Ho Chi Minh city. It protects one of the largest areas of lowland tropical rainforests left in Vietnam. Cat Tien national park was protected initially in 1978 as two sectors,...

Monday, September 2, 2013

Cua Lo beach

About 17 km northeast of Vinh you’ll find the Vietnamese beach vacation spot of Cua Lo. There’s some fine beach here, a bit reminiscent of the beaches around Da Nang, and of course, a long line of sea food restaurants to choose from. Unfortunately all the accommodation is on the inland side of the beach road. This whole stretch of Vietnam’s north central coast is lined with...

Cu Lao Cham Nature Reserve

Cu Lao Cham is a large island consists of several small islands distance 25 nautical miles off the coast from Hoi An. At the summer, if guests reaches for the island by normal boat, it takes 2 and half hour, but only 30 minutes by speed boat. Cham island has total 7 islands including Hon Lao, Hon La, Hon Kho me, Hon Kho ? at the area of 16 sq. meter, whereby the largest island...

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Da Nang travel

Da Nang, a city on the sea, is a mixture of isolated beaches, picteresque mountains, rich ancient history, and one of the friendliest groups of people in Viet Nam. It’s quiet sandy beaches of the South China Sea, juxtaposition the city lifestyle, making Da Nang a unique Vietnamese city not to be missed. Located between the old town of Hoi An, the holy land of My Son and the...

Lang Co beach

A good day stop along Route 1A between Hue and Danang/Hoi An, Lang Co Beach is a sweeping expanse of sand good for dipping your toes and taking a rest. The absence of group tours and touts is the main draw, and options for overnight stays are growing. The beach lies at the northern end of Hai Van Pass, and the sands of Lang Co begin just where the mountain switchbacks end....