VIETNAM'S 20 MOST AMAZING LANDMARKS

Описание: Vietnam, a nation in Southeast Asia, is well-known for its beaches, rivers, Buddhist pagodas, and crowded cities. The nation's prominent monuments are honored in the capital, Hanoi. Thanks for watching , please subscribe for more informative videos.

#1- TEMPLE OF LITERATURE
Hanoi's most beautiful sites is the Temple of Literature. This temple is special because, in the year 1070, it was founded as a college devoted to Confucius's philosophy.The temple is an outstanding example of traditional Vietnamese architecture and has been conserved unusually well for its antiquity.


#2- THE ONE PILLAR PAGODA
The One Pillar Pagoda rises on a single pillar from the center of a lotus pond and is said to symbolise a lotus flower blooming from the water.The pagoda, one of Vietnam's most impressive structures, was constructed in the eleventh century.

#3- HANG SUNG SOT CAVE
Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 2000 islands, is one of the most well-known and amazing natural landmarks in Vietnam. Many of the islands are uninhabited. Bo Hon Island, which is home to the breathtaking Hang Sung Sot Cave or the Cave of Surprises, is a must-see site in Ha Long Bay.


#4- HANG SON DOONG
Hang Sơn Đoòng landmark is at Xuân Trạch, Bố Trạch District, Quang Binh Province.One of the most amazing cave systems in the world is located in the Phong Nha-K Bàng National Park's depths.The cave, which goes by the name Mountain River Cave, is continually getting bigger since it connects to another cave through an underwater passage.


#5- BAN GIOC WATERFALLS
The Ban Gioc Waterfalls in Vietnam are a magnificent sight and are nourished by the Quay Son River, which defines the country's border with China. The waterfall is the widest waterfall in Vietnam, measuring 300 m in width and 30 m in height.The falls are encircled by dense jungle and plunge three times into a pool of dazzling blue water.


#6- CAT DUA
Cat Dua, a breathtakingly gorgeous island that can only be reached by boat, is located in the magnificent Halong Bay Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that translates to "the Bay of Descending Dragons."

#7- MUI NE SAND DUNES
On Vietnam's east coast, in a small fishing community called Mui Ne.The community is well known among tourists for its beaches, small-town charm, delicious food, and breathtaking landscape, but its dunes are what really distinguish it as a must-see location.The white sand dunes of Mui Ne rise over a tranquil blue lotus pond.

#8- TITOP ISLAND
Titop Island is a well-known must-see sight in Vietnam.This tower of limestone and tropical jungle is breathtaking to behold.


#9- CAVERN PAGODA
The Mekong Delta, which covers an area of 15,000 square miles, is where the Mekong River meets a number of tributaries.

#10- GOLDEN BRIDGE
The Golden Bridge, a brand-new monument in Vietnam that was inaugurated in June 2018, is held aloft by two enormous stone hands.

#11- SU MUON PAGODA
The island of Phu Quoc is surrounded by pure white sand beaches, breathtaking national park woods, and little fishing communities. But what distinguishes it as a must-see site in Vietnam are the pagodas on the island.

#12- MY SON SANCTUARY
The My Son Sanctuary is located in Central Vietnam, close to the district's mountainous boundary.

#13- DAO TIEN ENDANGERED PRIMATE SPECIES CENTRE
The Dao Tien Endangered Primate Species Centre is located in Cat Tien National Park on a small, remote island.Before being released back into the wild, endangered species like golden-cheeked gibbons, silver langurs, and pygmy lorises get care and training in essential survival skills.

#14- THIEN MU PAGODA
Thien Mu Pagoda, also known as the Pagoda of the Celestial Lady, is one of Hue's oldest pagodas and a symbol in numerous love poetry and lyrical ballads.

#15- TOMB OF KHAI DINH
The Tomb of Khai Dinh, who reigned as the second-to-last emperor of Vietnam from 1916 until 1925, is a monument made of aged, dark concrete that is perched on a hill.

#16- AN HIEN GARDEN HOUSE
Hue is home to numerous magnificent pagodas, mausoleums, and garden homes.However, none compare to Hue's An Hien Garden House, a must-see attraction.

#17- HUE IMPERIAL CITY
Emperor Gia Long intended to construct a citadel in Vietnam in the 19th century that was modeled after Beijing's Forbidden City.Work started at the turn of the century on a location in Hue.

#18- JAPANESE COVERED BRIDGE
The Japanese Covered Bridge is a must-see attraction when exploring Hoi An's ancient monuments.Between two crowded marketplaces that frequently stay open late into the night, a bridge spans a river.

#19- CU CHI TUNNELS
The Cu Chi Tunnels, which were part of a network of tunnels that allowed troops to have underground pathways for communications and supplies as well as housing, were an essential component of the Viet Cong war effort.

#20- PHUOC LAM PAGODA
Phuoc Lam Pagoda, which is near Hoi An town, is known for a child prodigy and monk from the 17th century.