Explore Vietnam’s 8 Breathtaking World Heritage Sites

An incredibly diverse country, Vietnam has it all as you can see from their amazing World Heritage Sites!

Halong Bay

This stunning landscape is what springs to mind when you think of Vietnam. Mesmerising.

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Imperial Citadel of Thang Long

Dating back to the 11^th Century, this impressive old fortress is located in Hanoi and was the seat of power within the country for centuries.

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The Complex of Hue Monuments

The ornate and complex architecture of the monuments is beautiful to behold and was the cultural, religious and political capital under the Nguyen Dynasty.

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My Son Sanctuary

With lovely Hindu architecture on show, make sure to head here when in Vietnam!

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Trang An Landscape Complex

This complex contains awe-inspiring geological formations and bountiful natural wonders; a must-see in the country.

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Citadel of the Ho Dynasty

The old city gates stand alone on the plain and are a great example of neo-Confucian urban planning.

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Hoi An Ancient Town

Wandering your way through this old town is to step back in times itself and revel in all that it has to offer.

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Phong Nha-Ke Bang

Wow! The largest cave in the world is an amazing feat of nature and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Vietnam.

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