Vietnam

Land · Asien

Bevölkerung 96.208.984

Fläche 332.179 km²

Zeitzone Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh

Offizielle Website vietnam.gov.vn

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Vietnam's Unmissable Treasures

This collection spans Vietnam's geographic and historical landscape, from the 4th-century Hindu ruins of Mỹ Sơn to the 15th-century stone Citadel of the Hồ Dynasty. It includes architectural landmarks like Hanoi's cantilevered Long Biên Bridge and Da Nang's Dragon Bridge. Cultural sites feature the UNESCO-listed Hội An Old Town with its 16th-century Japanese Bridge and the Chinese-style pagodas of Ho Chi Minh City. Natural highlights range from the Hai Van Pass and Mua Cave’s limestone peaks to the coastal landscapes of Phu Quoc and Da Nang.

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Editor's Choice Vietnam

This collection spans Vietnam’s diverse history and landscape, from the 4th-century Hindu ruins of Mỹ Sơn to the 15th-century stone Citadel of the Hồ Dynasty. It features the extensive Củ Chi subterranean tunnel network used during the Vietnam War and the traditional organic farming practices of Tra Que Vegetable Village. The list also includes the expansive shoreline of Long Beach on Phu Quoc island, known for its pearl farms and sunset views over the Gulf of Thailand.

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Vietnam's Hidden Gems

This selection features authentic cultural sites across Da Nang, Hoi An, and Hanoi. It includes the Dragon Bridge, known for its weekend fire-breathing displays, and the 16th-century craft villages of Thanh Ha and Kim Bong, where traditional pottery and woodworking techniques are preserved. The list also features local trading hubs like Con Market and specialized workshops where visitors can observe embroidery, leatherworking, and lantern making first-hand.

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Vietnam's Temples and Churches

Vietnam’s spiritual landscape is a blend of architectural styles and religious traditions. This collection highlights the country's diverse heritage, featuring 17th-century Chinese assembly halls in Hoi An, tiered Buddhist pagodas carved into Ninh Binh’s limestone cliffs, and coastal 'Whale Temples' dedicated to maritime protection. From the incense-filled halls of Cho Lon’s Taoist temples to modern Catholic cathedrals and evangelical churches, these sites illustrate the fusion of indigenous beliefs with external cultural influences.

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Vietnam's Historical Treasures

This collection spans centuries of Vietnamese history, from the 15th-century stone Citadel of the Ho Dynasty to significant 20th-century conflict sites like Hamburger Hill. It features UNESCO-listed Old Town Hoi An, known for its well-preserved merchant architecture and the 200-year-old Tan Ky house. Religious heritage is represented by the Chuc Thanh Pagoda, the oldest in Hoi An, and the Cham ruins of Tháp Nam. These sites offer a direct look into the architectural and cultural evolution of the region.

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Vietnam's Natural Wonders

Vietnam's diverse topography includes the limestone karsts of Ninh Binh, where Mua Cave offers panoramic views of the Ngo Dong River. Coastal features range from the UNESCO-protected architecture of Hội An to the secluded waters of Vĩnh Hy Bay. The country's interior is marked by cascading falls like the multi-tiered Dau Dang in Ba Be National Park and the seasonal pools of Suối Tranh. Regional parks and mountainous peaks like Cao Ba Lanh define the landscape from the southern provinces to the northern borders.

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Markets and Crafts of Vietnam

This collection spans Vietnam's artisanal heritage and bustling commerce, from the 15th-century carpentry traditions of Kim Bong to the riverside pottery kilns of Thanh Ha. Northern highlands feature vibrant ethnic markets like Bac Ha and Can Cau, where Hmong and Dao communities trade livestock and intricate textiles. In the Mekong Delta, the Phong Dien floating market preserves water-based trade, while Hoi An’s workshops demonstrate skills in lantern making and embroidery. These sites provide direct access to regional specialties and traditional Vietnamese craftsmanship.

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Sprachen: Vietnamesisch
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