what to see in vietnam city?

 Vietnam city ,An ancient city of artisans, where every second is a shoemaker or a tailor. A fragrant river, floating on which you smell the jasmine. Hundreds of stone warriors, tangerines, guarding the imperial tombs. Colorful rice terraces, the owners of which are representatives of ancient tribes. Just imagine that they are treating migraines with red hot coals!.

A little south of the city-museum Hoi An , through which ran the Great Silk Road. The number of temples here goes off scale, and the legendary Quan Kong stands exactly in Hoi An, like the Kaodai pagoda, Fyoklam and others. Danang is known for the best in the country water park "Danang Water Park", world trekkers come here for the pass Khayvan and the mountains Ngukhanshon ("five poetic mountain peaks"). There are clean beaches here, on which you can relax from the abundance of impressions.

It is the longest and highest mountain pass in Vietnam and on a clear day offers stunning views of Tien Sa Port, Danang, Son Tra and the Cham Island.

The ancient capital of Vietnam is the city of Hue. For many centuries it was the main city of the country because there was an imperial residence, hidden from the eyes of ordinary mortals behind the high impregnable gates. Time passed, the monarchs succeeded each other, and near the city all the new tombs of the deceased rulers appeared. They began to be built during the lifetime of individuals of royal blood. Each of them personally supervised the construction and tried to make his tomb more luxurious than his predecessor.

This city in the mountains is worthy to spend here a few nights and feel the extraordinary atmosphere of Dalat, and not gallop across Europe. Several chic waterfalls near the city, a cable car and a majestic monastery on Mount Chuk Lam. There is peace and tranquility here.

Naphthalene town, in which time has stopped. Hoi an is a few streets of ancient lemon-yellow houses decorated with Chinese tiles. Here everything is the same as a hundred years ago. At one time Hoi An was the largest port in the entire Southeast Asia, traders from many neighboring countries came here and stayed forever.