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04.01.2012 16:57
Khanh Hoa is a coastal province, located in the south of the Central Region of Vietnam. Khanh Hoa Province is bordered by Phu Yen Province to the north; by Ninh Thuan Province to the south; by Dak Lak and Lam Dong Provinces to the west and by the East Vietnam Sea to the east.
26.10.2011 11:27
Ninh Thuan Province is in the south of the Central Region of Vietnam, bordered to the north by Khanh Hoa Province, to the east by the East Vietnam Sea, to the south by Binh Thuan Province and to the west by Lam Dong Province.
20.09.2011 07:12
Nam Dinh Province is located in the Red River Delta, northern Vietnam. Nam Dinh is bordered to the north-east by Thai Binh Province, to the north-west by Ha Nam Province, to the south-west and south by Ninh Binh Province and to the east by the East Vietnam Sea. The capital of Nam Dinh is Nam Dinh City, 90km south of Hanoi.
31.08.2011 13:06
Phu Yen is a coastal province in the south Central Region of Vietnam. Phu Yen is bordered to the north by Binh Dinh Province, to the south by Khanh Hoa Province to the north-west by Gia Lai Province, to the south-west by Dak Lak Province and to the east by the East Vietnam Sea. The capital of Phu Yen is Tuy Hoa City.
19.08.2011 13:42
Quang Ngai Province is located in the Central Region of Vietnam; bordered to the north by Quang Nam Province, to the south by Binh Dinh Province, to the west of Kon Tum Province, to the south-west by Gia Lai Province and to the east by the East-Vietnam Sea. The capital city of Quang Ngai Province is Quang Ngai City, 130km south of Da Nang, 130km south of Hoi An Old Town, 170km north Quy Nhon City, 400km north of Nha Trang.
17.05.2011 13:03
Quang Ninh Province of Vietnam is located in the North-East of the country. Quang Ninh is bordered to the north by China, to the east and south-east by the East Vietnam Sea, to the south by Hai Phong, to the south-west by Hai Duong Province and to the west by Bac Giang and Lang Son Provinces. The capital city of Quang Ninh Province is Halong City which overlooks the famed Halong Bay in the Gulf of Tonkin, 140km from Hanoi.
27.04.2011 10:57
Phu Tho Province is located in the North-West of Vietnam; bordered to the north-east by Tuyen Quang Province, to the east by Vinh Phuc Province, to the south-east by Ha Tay Province (Hanoi now), to the south by Hoa Binh Province, to the west by Son La Province and to the west and north-west by Yen Bai Province. The capital of Phu Tho Province is Viet Tri City, 80km north-west of Hanoi.
18.02.2011 23:21
Con Dao is an archipelago of 16 islands in southern Vietnam. Con Dao is 180km from Vung Tau, 230km from Ho Chi Minh City and 83km from the river-mouth of Hau Giang River in Can Tho City. The total land area of Con Dao archipelago is 75km2, the biggest island of the archipelago, which is called Con Lon or also called Con Dao, is 51km2. Con Dao is a district of Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province.
24.01.2011 14:07
Thai Nguyen Province was the capital of the liberated zone of Viet Bac in the resistance war against the French in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Thai Nguyen Province shares the border with Bac Kan Province to the north, with Lang Son and Bac Giang Provinces to the east; with Hanoi to the south and the provinces of Vinh Phuc and Tuyen Quang to the west. The capital city of the province is Thai Nguyen City, 67km from Hanoi.
17.01.2011 12:33
Lang Son Province is located in the North-East of Vietnam, sharing the border with Cao Bang Province to the north, with China to the north-east, with Quang Ninh to the south-east, with Bac Giang to the south and with Thai Nguyen and Bac Kan Provinces to the west. The provincial capital of Lang Son is Lang Son City, 160km from Hanoi, 130km from Cao Bang.
15.12.2010 12:21
The Mekong River is among the biggest rivers in the World, starting its nearly 5,000km course from the Tibetan Plateau traveling its way through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. The Mekong River discharges its water into the East Vietnam Sea in southern Vietnam via its nine major tributaries. For this reason, the local people call it the Cuu Long River (or the River of Nine Dragons) and the Delta created by sediments of the Mekong's tributaries is called Dong Bang Song Cuu Long – The Mekong Delta.
30.09.2010 05:30
Lao Cai Province of Vietnam is located in the north-western region of the country. Lao Cai shares border with China to the north, with Ha Giang to the east, with Yen Bai to the east and southeast, with Son La to the south and southwest and with Lai Chau to the west.
20.09.2010 17:23
Hau Giang Province is located in the heart of the Mekong Delta, bordered to the north by Can Tho City, to the east by the Hau River (Mekong River tributary) and Vinh Long Province, to the south by Soc Trang Province and Bac Lieu Province and to the west by Kien Giang Province.
18.09.2010 16:33
Vinh Phuc Province is a buffer area between the plain of the Red River Delta and the mountains in the north-western part of Vietnam.
06.09.2010 19:59
Kien Giang is 248km from Ho Chi Minh City and 115km from Can Tho City. Kien Giang is bordered to the north by Cambodia, to the east by An Giang Province and Hau Giang Province, to the south-east by Bac Lieu Province, to the south by Ca Mau Province, and to the west by the Rach Gia Gulf.
02.09.2010 04:49
Ca Mau City is 370km from Ho Chi Minh City, 180km from Can Tho City and 49km from Bac Lieu Town. Ca Mau Province is bordered to the north by Kien Giang Province and by Bac Lieu Province; to the east and the south by the East Vietnam Sea; to the west by the Rach Gia Gulf.
30.08.2010 18:07
Bac Lieu is 280km from HCMC, 49km from Soc Trang, 212km from Tra Vinh. Bac Lieu Province is bordered to the north-west by Hau Giang and Kien Giang Provinces, to the east and north-east by Soc Trang Province, to the south and south-east by the East Vietnam Sea and to the west and south-west by Ca Mau Province.
26.08.2010 17:53
Soc Trang Province of Vietnam is located deep in the Mekong Delta. Soc Trang is bordered to the north and north-east by the Hau River (lower Mekong River) and Tra Vinh Province, to the north by Can Tho Province, to the north-west by Hau Giang Province, to the west and south-west by Bac Lieu Province, and to the south by the East Vietnam Sea.
23.08.2010 06:21
Tra Vinh Province of Vietnam is, like Ben Tre Province, an island in the Mekong Delta, bordered to the north-east by Ben Tre Province, to the north by Vinh Long Province, to the west and south-west by Soc Trang Province and to the south and south-east by the East Vietnam Sea.
19.08.2010 13:33
Ben Tre is one of the provinces of the Mekong Delta of Vietnam, bordered to the north by Tien Giang Province, to the east by the East Vietnam Sea, to the west by Vinh Long Province and to the south by Tra Vinh Province. Ben Tre is 70km from Ho Chi Minh City.
30.06.2010 13:49
Bac Kan Province is situated in the North-East of Vietnam, bordered to the north and north-east by Cao Bang Province, to the east by Lang Son Province, to the south by Thai Nguyen Province and to the west by Tuyen Quang Province. Bac Kan Town, the provincial capital of Bac Kan Province, is 168km from Hanoi.
22.06.2010 13:17
Tuyen Quang is a mountainous province in the north-east of Vietnam, 155 km from Hanoi. Tuyen Quang borders Ha Giang and Cao Bang Provinces to the north, Bac Kan and Thai Nguyen Provinces to the east, Vinh Phuc and Phu Tho Provinces to the south and Yen Bai Province to the west.
21.06.2010 07:34
Son La is 380km north-west of Hanoi. Son La Province is bordered to the east by Lao Cai, Yen Bai and Phu Tho Provinces, to the south-east by Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa Provinces, to the south by Laos, to the west by Dien Bien and Lai Chau Provinces.
14.06.2010 10:55
Thanh Hoa is located in the north of the Central Region of Vietnam, 160km south of Ha Noi. Thanh Hoa Province is bordered to the north by Son La, Hoa Binh and Ninh Binh Provinces; to the west by Laos; to the east by the East Vietnam Sea and to the South by Nghe An Province.
02.05.2010 09:20
Cao Bang is a mountainous province in the North East of Vietnam, 300 km from Ha Noi. The area offers wild towering mountains and colorful ethnic minorities of whom the culture has remained unchanged for centuries. Cao Bang is still off-the-tourist track and mass tourism has not arrived in the area yet.
29.03.2010 15:29
Yen Bai is a province in the North West of Vietnam, 200km from Ha Noi. The area is still not much known to the traveler communities. Travelers started to know about Yen Bai through photos taken by some adventure photographers which show the stunning beauty of Yen Bai. Nowadays Yen Bai is not much visited still due to lack of information and lack of tourism infrastructure....
15.08.2009 19:38
Embassies & Consulates of Vietnam
15.02.2009 08:42
Battlefields are dedicated providing information on the former battlefiels in Vietnam. Taking a tour with us through the former battlefields would help our travellers more understanding of the past and know more of what's going on now....
23.12.2008 13:38
Chau Doc is an idyllic riverine town located close to the Cambodian border and inhabited by the communities of Kinh, Cham, Khmer and Chinese. There are numerous pagodas in Chau Doc which have Chinese and Hindu influence and which are colorfully painted.
My Tho, the capital city of Tien Giang Province, is the closest destination of the Mekong Delta for the travelers from Ho Chi Minh City. The Upper Mekong River just dissects the region into myriad creeks and canals which are inhabited by different ethnic groups such as the Kinh, the Chinese, the Cham and the Khmer. My Tho and the vicinity can be daytripped from Sai Gon or combined with other surrounding areas of the Mekong Delta for 2-5 day tours.
23.12.2008 13:37
Ho Chi Minh City still called Saigon by the locals is the biggest city and the economic center of Vietnam. The city spreads its way on the banks of the Saigon River and has always been busy with trade since its formation. The areas more interesting to the travellers include the riverside, the city center and China Town.
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