Central Vietnam

Da Nang is a coastal city with beautiful beaches and a nice vibe. It's really different from Saigon or Hanoi and the food here is just amazing.

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The ancient town of Hoi An is so beautiful and one of the biggest tourist attractions in Vietnam. It is always crowded, especially during the night when the city is lighted up by thousands of colorful lanterns. And please try Cao Lau, one of the best noodle dishes in Vietnam but you will only find it around Hoi An!

An Bang is a small village by the beach close to Hoi An. It"s less busy here and nice to take a rest and try delicious seafood. 

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Cham Islands can be reached by ferry within 30 mins from An Bang. It's a tropical paradise with a beautiful beach called XEP Beach. You can stay there overnight, too. 

Tam Thanh is a cool place to experience a local fishing village. Also, it is nice to go there to see street art (Murals Fishing Village).

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This place is very touristy, but it's also a lot of fun. You'll be in a round boat and drive around the area. 

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Hue was the capital city of Vietnam during Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945) so you can still feel the royal vibe here. The most famous dish is called Bún Bò Huế, a spicy beef noodle soup which represents the cooking style of the former royal court. 

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This famous mountain pass between Da Nang and Hue is Vietnam's highest pass at 500 m above sea level. You can admire the stunning landscape by driving motorbike or taking the train. 

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Bach Ma Nationalpark is located near Hue. Please don't go there by yourself because it's a protected area that is not easy to access, too. 

You can do a guided tour from Hue and go for a hike in the jungle. There are some old and abandoned buildings which make this place feel very mysterious.

I haven't been here yet but I'm planning to go. 

I haven't been here yet but I'm planning to go. 

I haven't been here yet but I'm planning to go.