British newspaper suggests 9 little-known 'gems' of Vietnam

Ba Be Lake is located in Bac Kan Province, a northeastern province of Vietnam, about 164 km from Hanoi. Nature has bestowed upon Bac Kan the precious gem of Ba Be with a clear and peaceful lake, giving visitors a pleasant vibe. Ba Be Lake is not alone. The lake is located in Ba Be National Park - home to diverse flora and fauna, including rare species such as the white-winged wood duck. Visitors can explore the beautiful trails in the park and waterfalls hidden in deep forests, caves and traditional ethnic minority villages.

Nguom Ngao Cave is located in the northeast of Cao Bang Province. Ritz Herald rated the cave as one of the most enchanting natural wonders of Vietnam. This limestone cave is famous for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites, shimmering underground rivers and a unique ecosystem containing many rare species of plants and animals. To reach Nguom Ngao Cave, visitors can travel by car or motorbike from Cao Bang City to Trung Khanh District, about 90 km away. However, the road to the cave is quite rough, winding mountain roads, visitors should be careful when traveling here.

Ban Gioc Waterfall is located in the northeast of Cao Bang province. The waterfall marks the border between Vietnam and China. The 30m high waterfall is a natural water source for green trees to grow. The environment around the waterfall is a fascinating arrangement of nature with towering limestone cliffs, clear blue water and vibrant vegetation. The best time to visit Ban Gioc Waterfall is during the rainy season, lasting from May to September. Visitors can experience many attractive outdoor activities such as kayaking, hiking, cycling, fishing, meeting ethnic minorities, and attending the Long Tong Festival.

Pu Luong Nature Reserve (Thanh Hoa) is famous for its panoramic views of vast terraced rice fields, towering limestone peaks and waterwheels typical of the Thai and Muong people. Visitors can take a bus or private car from Hanoi along Highway 6, about 160 km to reach Pu Luong.

Lang Co Bay (Hue) is a picturesque and pristine beach in Vietnam. The bay has crystal clear water, pristine sandy beaches and a peaceful atmosphere suitable for relaxation. Lang Co Bay is located between two major tourist cities, Hue and Da Nang, and is easily accessible by car or motorbike. The bay is only a 30-minute drive from Da Nang. On the way, visitors can admire the beautiful Hai Van Pass.

Ly Son Island (Quang Ngai) is quite wild. In addition to the beautiful beach scenery, the island is also famous for many historical and natural relics such as To Vo Gate and Hang Pagoda. To get to the island, visitors can land at Chu Lai Airport or Da Nang International Airport, take a taxi or bus to Sa Ky Port, then travel 30 minutes by ferry to the island.

Yang Bay Waterfall (Khanh Hoa) is nestled in a lush jungle. In contrast to the beauty of the coastal area of ​​Nha Trang City, Yang Bay has the purity of the mountains and forests and the cool, clear water. The waterfall is about 40 km from the center of Nha Trang City, visitors can travel here by motorbike. With a peaceful atmosphere, Yang Bay Waterfall is a suitable resort for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and want to be close to nature.

Tra Su Melaleuca Forest (An Giang) is located in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam. The forest is famous for its natural landscape of cajuput trees, lotus ponds and diverse wildlife ecosystems. This is an ideal place for nature lovers, photographers and tourists who enjoy bird watching.

Con Dao (Ba Ria - Vung Tau) is emerging as a "star" in the tourism community, especially for those looking for unspoiled natural beauty. Besides the stunning landscapes, the island is also famous for its interesting history. The island was once a giant prison complex used by the French and American armies to detain soldiers. Con Dao is becoming increasingly popular with international tourists due to its tranquil atmosphere and unspoiled environment.

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