ABOUT VIETNAM

Lying on the east of Indochina Peninsula with a distance of 1650 km (1000miles) from south to north, Vietnam is one of the most romantic and naturally beautiful destinations in the world. The diverse natural environment, geography, history, and culture have created a great potential for the tourism industry.
Fifty four ethnic groups makes a united community. Vietnam is a tropical country with diverse climate. Tourists can enjoy 4 distinct seasons in the north or a sunny and rainy season in the south. Vietnam's environment includes long coastlines, forests, and mountainous areas with beautiful caves. As well, Vietnam has a history and culture of ancient architecture, religions and cults, and traditional festivals.

Some great philosophies and religions have shaped the spiritual life of the Vietnamese people. Vietnam natural resources offers unspoiled landscapes, virgin beaches, soaring hills and mountains, peaceful rivers and springs. On the other hand, its long history and distinctive culture serve as additional magnets for first-time and returning visitors alike.

Vietnam is a country with a past as rich as the soil in the blazing green deltas. This past reads like a romantic legend, full of heroic struggles and astounding victories whereby this small country retained its culture, absorbing and adapting the strengths of its foes but never losing its traditions or sense of history. In Vietnam, traditions carry real meaning. Ancient heroes are still venerated at colorful temple festivals, people honor their ancestors, and village elders teach values of hard work, hospitality, and filial loyalty. Most of ethnic groups live in remote areas and follow age-old customs, therefore Vietnam has a great chance to offer unparalleled cultural exploration.
Over the past few years, much energy has been expended in promoting the previously war-torn Vietnam as a desirable destination for travelers, especially those drawn toward "eco-tourism." With its majestic mountains, fertile jungles, and ancient cities, Vietnam holds a special allure for travelers seeking to catch a glimpse of the practices and lifestyles of a resilient Eastern culture.
As well as fine weather, there is spectacular natural scenery and historic sites. Vietnam's greatest resource is its friendly, welcoming people. Long closed to the outside world, Vietnam retains a charming innocence that most tourist regions lack. Yet in the decade since the country opened its doors to visitors, the country has built world-class hotels and tourism facilities. with international standards and traditional Vietnamese hospitality. Vietnam is ready to take you on an unforgettable adventure.

On the way of integration, Vietnam has instantly received new values from the outside. On the other hand, the preservation of national characteristics is an unneglectable task. People come to Vietnam not only for a remembrance of the past, but for an ideal tourist spot.

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