Vietnam Named Asia's Leading Nature Destination in 2024
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This marks the third consecutive year that Vietnam has received this title, reaffirming its outstanding potential and remarkable value in terms of natural landscapes and ecosystems.
Viet Nam has been named Asia’s Leading Nature Destination 2024 by the World Travel Awards. (Illustrative photo: VNA) |
With over 331,000 square kilometers, Vietnam boasts a diverse terrain and rich natural beauty, positioning itself as a destination with immense natural appeal on the global tourism map.
From majestic mountain ranges, vast green fields, and lush tea hills to towering waterfalls, pristine beaches, and hidden caves deep within mountains, Vietnam enchants global travelers with a natural beauty that is difficult to find elsewhere.
My Khe beach in Da Nang. (Photo: Hoi An Travel) |
The country is famous for its stunning 3,260 kilometers of coastline, highlighted by white sandy beaches, golden sunshine, and crystal-clear waters. Beaches including My Khe (Da Nang), Cu Lao Cham (Hoi An), Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc are ideal retreats where visitors can enjoy peaceful, relaxing holidays, immerse themselves in the ocean, or engage in thrilling water sports.
For adventure enthusiasts, Vietnam offers exciting destinations such as Fansipan peak (Lao Cai), known as the roof of Indochina, Pu Ta Leng peak (Lai Chau), Ta Xua peak (Son La, Yen Bai), and Son Doong cave (Quang Binh) - the largest natural cave in the world. Other remarkable caves include Dau Go cave (Quang Ninh) and Mua cave (Ninh Binh).
From Fansipan Peak, travelers have the rewarding sight of cloud-covered peaks stretching to the horizon. (Photo: Vietnam Tourism) |
The breathtaking natural scenery from mountaintops and the secluded, mysterious ecosystems within caves promise visitors unforgettable and distinctive experiences.
Hidden within forests are stunning waterfalls resembling floating white ribbons. The roaring sound of water, the gentle whisper of the wind, and the chirping of birds in the jungle create a symphony that echoes the spirit of the mountains, both powerful and melodious.
Among the most famous waterfalls are Ban Gioc (Cao Bang), Dai Yem (Moc Chau), Hang En (Gia Lai), Yang Bay (Khanh Hoa), Pongour (Lam Dong), and Dray Nur (Dak Lak).
Located on the border between China and Vietnam, Ban Gioc is the fourth-largest waterfall in the world. (Photo: Vietnam Tourism) |
Not only does Vietnam amaze tourists with its incredible natural wonders, but the country also boasts a diverse and unique ecosystem. Numerous nature reserves and national parks, stretching from north to south, are home to many rare species such as lilies, Rauvolfia, Ngoc Linh ginseng, red pine, douc langurs, saolas, crested argus, white-necked cranes, stonechats, large-headed frogs, and geckos.
These nature reserves serve as sanctuaries for both flora and fauna, while also being promising destinations for the development of ecotourism and nature-based tourism, thereby raising awareness of environmental and tourism conservation.
The Dam Nai mangrove forest nature reserve in Ninh Hai District, Ninh Thuan province. (Photo: VNA) |
With its rich natural beauty, favorable climate, diverse terrain, and abundant natural resources, Vietnam is one of the most attractive destinations on the tourism map of Asia and the world. The harmonious combination of nature, ecology, and culture offers global tourists a unique travel experience.
Vietnam’s inherent beauty is not only a valuable resource but also an endless source of inspiration for tourists who love to explore and seek a deep connection with nature.
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