Vietnam Golden Bridge (Giant Hand Bridge)
Highly unusual pedestrian bridge that rests on two concrete hands. The 150 m long bridge was built in 2018.
Tam Cốc-Bích Động
An area with beautiful tower karst formations. Here are found numerous caves.
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park
Impressive karst landscape with some of the largest caves in the world such as the Son Doong Cave. Here is located the longest known cave river in the world.
Dong Van Plateau
An area with very impressive tower karst where the cone-shaped limestone hills rise up to 800 m tall. Here are very impressive canyons, huge biodiversity values.
Hạ Long Bay
Site of unusual beauty – sea bay with approximately 2,000 tower-like islands formed by karst processes. The tallest islands are 100 m tall. The area contains many endemic species of plants and animals. Some islands have impressive caves (such as Hang Đầu Gỗ Cave). Local fishermen live in exotic-looking floating villages.
Bam Ha lake in Dau Be Island (Bo Ham Lake)
Unusual lake – a system of three basins that are connected with large cave. Lake is surrounded by steep cliffs and can be accessed through the cave.
Vũ Quang
Remote, forested region where numerous new species of animals and plants have been found over the last decades and several more are reported but their existence has not been proved yet. One of the most intriguing ones is batutut (Nguoi Rung) – a human-like creature that is approximately 1.8 m tall and covered with hair.
Historical center of Huế
A planned city, capital of Vietnam in 1802 – 1945. The geography of the city was made with great scale, creating huge rectangular systems of canals and well-planned urban districts inside fortification walls. The city has numerous valuable monuments of architecture and art.
Long Wall of Quảng Ngãi
127.4 km long rampart, most likely built in the early 16th century and reinforced in 1819 as ordered by Nguyễn emperors. Wall is up to 4 m high and 2.5 m wide, mostly built from rocks. Wall is parallel to an ancient trade route.
Củ Chi tunnels
121 km long system of tunnels and underground rooms created for defensive purposes in the late 1960s – 1970s.
