From awe-inspiring scenery to ancient ruined complexes, traditional temples and stark reminders of the Vietnam War, there's lots to experience in Vietnam.
Vietnam travel guide
Ho Chi Minh City: Part 2
Sightseeing, shopping and cocktails in Vietnam's metropolitan financial centre.
Ho Chi Minh City: Part 1
Elegant 19th century French colonial architecture and a sobering visit to the War Remnants Museum.
Mekong Delta
The laid-back Mekong Delta is an expansive network of water famous for its floating markets and traditional way of life.
Cu Chi Tunnels
The ingenious, sprawling network of tunnels were used by the Viet Cong to carry out a guerilla campaign against the US during the Vietnam War.
My Son
Hidden away in the jungle-covered hills of central Vietnam lies the ruined ancient religious complex of My Son, built by the Cham people between the 4th and 13th centuries.
Hoi An
Exploring the pretty, ancient trading port of Hoi An that embodies traditional Vietnamese culture and nearby Cua Dai Beach on the South China Sea.
Danang
Home to the majestic Dragon Bridge, which breathes fire and sprays water, the Museum of Cham Sculpture and the Marble Mountains.
Vietnamese food
The Vietnamese love to wrap their food. Think tasty and healthy spring rolls, summer rolls, pancakes wrapped in lettuce, fish wrapped in banana leaves...
Cycling around Hue
A cycling trip through the terrifying streets of Hue to the peaceful fields and villages of the Vietnamese countryside.
Hue: Day 2
An unexpected walking tour of Hue, including the bizarre Military Museum and a fabulous gallery dedicated to the Vietnamese artist LeBaDang.
Hue: Day 1
Vietnam's fascinating old imperial capital is home to an enormous, faded citadel and the delightfully-named Perfume River.
Little Old World 