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Transportation: 
Ø  By air: Da Nang International Airport, located at the center of the city (one of three airport allows foreigners to get visa on arrival stamped). Direct flights to China, Cambodia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea.
Ø  By land: National Highway 1A and 14B run through the city, providing road connections to Hanoi in the North and Ho Chi Minh City in the South, as well as the Central Highlands and Laos to the west. Hai Van tunnel cuts through the twisting mountain which helps motorist save 30 minutes and 1 hour on travelling times.
Ø  By sea: The port system consists of 2 areas: Tien Sa Seaport and Song Han Terminal which are the third largest in Vietnam.

Highlight tourism
Ø  Beaches
-       Lang Co beach : (30km north of Da Nang) sparkling lagoon and a long stretch of fine sand with palm
-       Non Nuoc Beach: nestled at the foot of Marble Mountains, the beach gently slopes towards the clear azure water of Southeast Asia Sea with tender onshore breeze. Ideal surfing conditions, especially in the late winter (Oct and Nov) with waves up to 18 feet highs
-       My Khe Beach: 5 km from Non Nuoc Beach, offers opportunities to drench in tranquility when padding around it in an early misty morning or just sitting by the shore in a dazzling moonlight.
Ø  Heritages
-       Hoi An- ancient town: has distinct Chinese atmosphere with low, tile-roofed houses and narrow streets. All houses were made of rare wood, decorated with lacquered boards and panels engraved. Pillars were also carved with ornamental designs. Tourist can buy colored silk or take designed clothes in one day, paper lanterns and other sophisticated aircraft.
-       My Son- a set of ruins from the ancient Cham Empire (designated a World Heritage Site in 1999): holy beauty that worth’s “Valley of Kings” with 25 structures remain to this day.
Preferred time: Based on the rating of tourists, duration time from January to July has the highest vote. The reasons are ideal weather, low volume of domestic tourists and cheap price.
Preparation: 
Ø  Visa to Vietnam
Ø  Hotel and air ticket reservation

No2. SAPA

Location: northern area of Vietnam, is a mountainous district of Lao Cai Province
Transportation: train, bus or motorbike.
Highlight Tourism
Ø  Weekend fairs: Minority groups come here to exchange and trade goods and products. Market sessions are also a chance for locals to promenade and young men and women in colorful costumes to meet, date or seek sweethearts.
Ø  Local residents: Visitors to Sapa will have opportunities to discover the unique customs of the local residents and enjoy the fresh air of the mountainous area. Therefore, Sapa is highlighted in the destinations list.
Ø  Mountain climbing: The scenery of the Sa Pa region in large part reflects the relationship between the minority people and nature. This is seen especially in the paddy fields carpeting the rolling lower slopes of the Hoang Lien Mountains. The impressive physical landscape which underlies this has resulted from the work of the elements over thousands of years, wearing away the underlying rock. On a clear day, the imposing peak of Fan Si Pan comes into view. The last major peak in the Himalayan chain, Fan Si Pan offers a real challenge to even the keenest walker, the opportunity of staggering views, and a rare glimpse of some of the last remaining primary rain forest in Vietnam.
Preferred time: most favored time is summer (April and May) when Sapa can have the climate of four seasons in one day
Preparation:
Ø  Sport shoes for climbing,
Ø  Warm clothes,
Ø  Maps
Ø  Local tour guider (highly recommend)

No.3 PHU QUOC

Location: Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Phú Quốc island lies just 12 km south of the Cambodian coast, west of Kampot, and 40 km west of Ha Tien, the nearest coastal town in Vietnam.
Transportation: 
Ø  By air: 50 minutes flight from Ho Chi Minh City
Ø  By sea: boat, ferry, hydrofoil and cruise liner (Operators: Duong Dong Express, Super Dong Hydrofoil, Trameco, Hai Au (Seagull), Vietrosko Hydrofoil)
Highlight Tourism:
Ø  Beach: 
-       Truong Beach: On the west side of the island lies the main beach called Long Beach.  It is here that most of the hotels and resorts are located.  The beach on this side of the island is more than 5 miles long, heading south from Doung Dong Town. You will find some sections here totally deserted, while other parts are packed with hotels.
-       Ganh Dau beach: Located at the top of the island on the north west coast approximately 28kms from Duong Dong lies the quiet and peaceful collection of beaches of Ganh Dau. Just adventure through the village and you’ll find this little piece of paradise. There’s one local beach side restaurant that serves a good selection of seafood.
-       Vung Bau Beach: Located on the upper west coast just past the town of Cua Can and approximately 10kms from Duong Dong lies a beautiful half moon beach that is mostly uninhabited except for some local houses at the northern end and one restaurant catering to all visitors.  If you’re looking for some adventure, there’s a dive shop along the main road that will take you to nearby islands for a small fee.
-       Bai Dai Beach: Located on the upper west coast just beyond Vung Bau Beach lies a long stretch of deserted pristine beach of Bai Dai running for more than 2 miles along this sunset drenched coast. Hurry up and check it out before the golf balls start flying past your head.
Ø  Other activities: boat travelling, scuba diving and snorkeling.
Preferred time:  a peak season from November to March