Vietnam is a country of breathtaking contrasts, and we hope you’ll take the opportunity to see more of it while you’re here! Whether you want to wander through a thousand years of history in the north, cruise past the emerald peaks of the coast, or dive into the high-energy pulse of the south, there is so much to discover.

Here are a few of our favorite spots to help you turn your wedding trip into an unforgettable Vietnamese adventure:

🇻🇳 Ha Long Bay

Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northern Vietnam, is famous for its emerald waters and thousands of limestone islands topped with rainforests. A cruise through the bay reveals breathtaking seascapes, hidden caves, and floating fishing villages. It’s one of Vietnam’s most iconic natural wonders.

📍 Sung Sot (Surprise) Cave: the largest and most beautiful cave in the bay.

📍 Ti Top Island: panoramic views and a sandy beach.

📍 Thien Cung Cave: stunning stalactites and stalagmites.

📍 Bai Tu Long Bay: a quieter alternative to the main bay.

📍 Floating fishing villages: experience local life on the water.

📍 Overnight cruise: the best way to enjoy sunrise and sunset on the bay.

🇻🇳 Sapa

Sapa is a charming mountain town in Northern Vietnam, known for its terraced rice fields, misty landscapes, and vibrant ethnic culture. It’s also the gateway to Mount Fansipan, the “Roof of Indochina.”

📍 Fansipan Peak: reachable by cable car or trek.

📍 Muong Hoa Valley: spectacular terraced rice fields.

📍 Cat Cat Village: H’Mong culture, handicrafts, and waterfalls.

📍 Ta Van & Lao Chai Villages: homestay experiences with ethnic minorities.

📍 Sapa Stone Church: a French-built landmark in town center.

📍 Local markets: colorful gatherings of H’Mong, Dao, and Tay people.

🇻🇳 Lao Cai

Lao Cai province is the northern gateway of Vietnam, bordering China. Beyond Sapa, the province offers authentic cultural encounters, border trade, and scenic highlands. It’s less touristy than Sapa but rich in heritage and natural beauty.

📍 Lao Cai Border Gate: trade hub between Vietnam and China.

📍 Den Thuong Temple: spiritual site on a hill overlooking the city.

📍 Bac Ha Market: a vibrant Sunday market famous for ethnic culture.

📍 Coc Ly Market: a smaller market with traditional goods.

📍 Ta Phin Village: Red Dao culture and herbal baths.

📍 Waterfalls & caves: natural attractions scattered across the province.

🇻🇳 Ha Giang

Ha Giang is a mountainous gem in Northern Vietnam, where spring transforms the rocky plateau into a sea of peach, plum, and white pear blossoms. Its winding passes and ethnic villages offer breathtaking views and authentic cultural experiences.

📍 Đồng Văn Old Quarter: ancient town, weekend market, scenic cafes.

📍 Lũng Cú Flag Tower: the northernmost point of Vietnam.

📍 Mã Pì Lèng Pass: breathtaking views of Nho Quế River.

📍 Thẩm Mã Slope: a popular photo spot with winding mountain roads.

📍 Sủng Là & Phó Bảng Villages: peaceful scenery, local houses, flower gardens.

📍 Quản Bạ Twin Mountains & Heaven’s Gate.

📍 Ethnic markets in Mèo Vạc or Đồng Văn (especially on weekends).

🇻🇳 Moc Chau (Son La)

Known for its cool climate and rolling green hills, Moc Chau is perfect for those seeking nature, quiet village life, and outdoor adventures like trekking and cloud hunting.

📍Heart-Shaped Tea Hills: perfect for sunrise and photography.

📍Dải Yếm Waterfall: especially beautiful in spring.

📍Bach Long Glass Bridge: the longest glass bridge in the world.

📍Pine Forest in Áng Village: feels like a mini Đà Lạt.

📍Pa Phách Village: known for Ban flowers and peaceful village life.

📍Mộc Châu Dairy Farm: famous for fresh milk and yogurt.

🇻🇳 Ninh Binh

Ninh Bình blends spiritual heritage with natural beauty. It offers clear skies for boat rides through Trang An or Tam Coc, visits to the grand Bai Đinh Pagoda, and hikes to panoramic viewpoints like Hang Mua.

📍Tràng An Scenic Landscape: boat ride through limestone karsts.

📍Tam Cốc – Bích Động: picturesque river and ancient pagoda in the cave.

📍Bái Đính Pagoda: the largest Buddhist complex in Southeast Asia.

📍Múa Cave (Hang Múa): 500 steps to panoramic views.

📍Hoa Lư Ancient Capital: historical site of the Đinh and Lê dynasties.

📍Vân Long Wetland: peaceful boat ride and bird-watching.

🇻🇳 Hanoi

Hanoi in April offers a warm, pleasant atmosphere and is ideal for exploring the Capitol’s rich culture, ancient temples, and lively street food scene.

📍Hoan Kiem Lake & Old Quarter: stroll around the beautiful ancient streets.

📍Temple of Literature: Vietnam’s first university, rich in history.

📍Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long: UNESCO World Heritage Site.

📍West Lake: perfect spot for sunset sighting

📍The President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - Ba Dinh Square: you can join the Flag Raising Ceremony on the early morning and learn more about the historic life the President Ho.

🇻🇳 Hue

Once the imperial capital of Vietnam, Hue is a city rich in history, culture, and serenity. The city enjoys dry weather, making it perfect for exploring ancient citadels, royal tombs, and spiritual pagodas along the Perfume River. Hue also offers a vibrant culinary scene with iconic dishes like bún bò Huế and traditional sweet soups.

📍Imperial City (Hue Citadel): UNESCO World Heritage Site.

📍Thien Mu Pagoda: A spiritual symbol by the Perfume River.

📍Royal Tombs: Tu Duc, Khai Dinh, and Minh Mang Tombs with impressive architecture.

📍Thien An Hill – Abandoned Thuy Tien Lake: Peaceful and photogenic.

📍Truong Tien Bridge – Nguyen Dinh Chieu Walking Street.

📍Dong Ba Market – Try local specialties like bun bo, banh beo, and Hue sweet soups.

🇻🇳 Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh)

Quy Nhon is an emerging coastal gem known for its unspoiled beaches, turquoise waters, and laid-back charm. It’s a peaceful destination for those seeking nature, good seafood, and fewer crowds.

📍Eo Gio: A stunning coastal path with windy cliffs and clear waters.

📍Ky Co Beach: Crystal-clear sea, accessible by canoe or speedboat.

📍Ghenh Rang – Tien Sa: Includes Han Mac Tu’s grave and Queen’s Beach.

📍Twin Towers (Thap Doi) – Banh It Towers: Ancient Cham architecture.

📍Hon Kho Island: Ideal for snorkeling and coral viewing.

📍Phuong Mai Sand Dunes: Great for sand sliding and photography.

📍Trung Luong Camping Site: Popular for picnics, seaside camping, and relaxing.

🇻🇳 Phu Yen

Often called the land of "yellow flowers on green grass," Phu Yen captivates with its poetic landscapes and quiet beauty.

📍Ganh Da Dia (The Cliff of Stone Plates): A rare natural wonder with basalt rocks.

📍Bai Xep Beach: Famous from the film “Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass.”

📍Hon Yen and Hon Sun Islets: Snorkeling and swimming in crystal-clear waters.

📍Xuan Dai Bay – O Loan Lagoon: Scenic views and fresh seafood.

📍Mang Lang Church: One of the oldest churches in Vietnam.

📍Ganh Den Lighthouse: A scenic photography spot near the sea.

📍Nhan Tower: A cultural symbol of the Cham people.

📍Ong Cop Wooden Bridge: The longest wooden bridge in Vietnam, very photogenic.

🇻🇳 Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s largest metropolis, blending French colonial architecture with modern skyscrapers. Known for its vibrant energy, street food, and historic landmarks, it’s the economic and cultural heart of Southern Vietnam.

📍 Ben Thanh Market: bustling hub for shopping and local food.

📍 Notre Dame Cathedral & Central Post Office: iconic French architecture.

📍 War Remnants Museum: insight into Vietnam’s history.

📍 Bitexco Tower Skydeck: panoramic city views.

📍 Bui Vien Street: nightlife and backpacker scene.

📍 Cu Chi Tunnels (nearby): a historic underground network from the war.

🇻🇳 Phu Quoc Island

Phu Quoc is Vietnam’s island paradise, where golden sunshine meets turquoise waters. In April, the sea is calm, the weather is dry, and resorts offer great early-season deals. From stunning beaches and colorful coral reefs to night markets and luxury resorts, it’s the perfect escape for relaxation and adventure.

📍Sao Beach: Powdery white sand and calm waters, perfect for relaxing.

📍Long Beach (Bai Truong): The best place to watch sunset on the island.

📍Ho Quoc Pagoda: A peaceful seaside temple with scenic views.

📍VinWonders & Vinpearl Safari: Theme park and semi-wild zoo, great for families.

📍Grand World Phu Quoc: A vibrant "sleepless city" with cultural shows and nightlife.

📍Dinh Cau Night Market: Street food and local culture in Duong Dong town.

📍Island hopping & snorkeling: Explore Hon Mong Tay, Hon Gam Ghi, and Hon Thom with crystal-clear water and colorful coral reefs.

🇻🇳 Con Dao Islands

Remote and serene, Con Dao is a destination of both natural beauty and historical depth. April is the ideal time to explore its crystal-clear waters, untouched beaches, and vibrant marine life. Beyond the sea, the island holds powerful wartime stories told through its haunting prison sites and spiritual landmarks.

📍Con Son Beach: Quiet, unspoiled beach with clear turquoise water.

📍Bay Canh Islet: Best time for snorkeling and diving

📍Con Dao Prison Complex – Tiger Cages: Historical landmark telling powerful wartime stories.

📍Hang Duong Cemetery – Vo Thi Sau’s Grave: Spiritual site visited by many Vietnamese.

📍Nui Mot Pagoda: Overlooks An Hai Lake and the island from above.

📍Hon Cau – Hon Tre Lon: Remote islets with pristine beaches and coral exploration tours.

🇻🇳 Mekong Delta (Can Tho, Vinh Long, Ben Tre)

♦️Can Tho

Can Tho is the vibrant heart of the Mekong Delta, famous for its lively floating markets and riverside charm.The city blends tradition and modernity, making it a great starting point to explore the delta.

📍Cai Rang Floating Market: Early morning boat ride to shop and eat breakfast on the river.

📍Binh Thuy Ancient House: A beautifully preserved French-style home.

📍Ninh Kieu Wharf & Walking Bridge: A pleasant spot for evening strolls and local food.

♦️Vinh Long

Nestled between winding rivers and lush islets, Vinh Long is a peaceful retreat into Vietnam’s countryside. Visitors can stay in cozy homestays, pick tropical fruits straight from the trees, and paddle through small canals under coconut palms. It’s an ideal spot to slow down, connect with nature, and experience local hospitality.

📍An Binh Islet: Fruit gardens, homestays, and peaceful riverside life.

📍Phuoc Hau & Long An Pagodas: Tranquil spiritual sites with Khmer architecture.

📍Fruit gardens (6 Tan, Tam Loc): Taste seasonal tropical fruits straight from the trees.

♦️Ben Tre

Known as the “land of coconuts,” Ben Tre is a serene destination where coconut palms line the riverbanks and life moves to the rhythm of the water. Travelers can visit coconut candy workshops, explore traditional handicraft villages, and take sampan rides through shaded canals. It’s a charming mix of simplicity, sweetness, and authenticity.

📍Phung Islet – Quy Islet: Boat rides through coconut canals and local workshops.

📍Coconut gardens & candy factories: Learn how traditional coconut products are made.

📍Handicraft villages: Explore local life and nature through coconut wood crafts.