The fruit paradise of Can Tho

Can Tho, also known by the beautiful name Tay Do, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Vietnam.

August is the harvest season for many specialty fruits in Can Tho, making it the ideal time for tourism. If you are from Hanoi or Da Nang, you can travel to Can Tho by plane. If you are from Ho Chi Minh City, you can travel by motorbike or car along National Highway 1A to Can Tho, which is about 170km and takes 3 to 4 hours.

In Can Tho, you can explore many famous attractions such as the Cai Rang Floating Market, Binh Thuy Ancient House, Bang Lang Stork Garden, Ninh Kieu Wharf, and Truc Lam Zen Monastery.

Can Tho is famous for its abundant fruits such as such as rambutan, durian, mangosteen, and star apple. Aside from a variety of fruits, visitors should try typical dishes from homegrown vegetables and fruits here, such as bún gỏi dà, bánh hỏi nem nướng, gỏi tôm trứng, chuột đồng chiên nước mắm, lẩu bần Phù Sa, etc.

Ninh Thuan - endless gardens of ripe grapes

Even though Ninh Thuan is known for its sunny and windy weather, it still attracts many tourists every year because of its natural beauty. August is the time when ripe, juicy grape bunches are in season in Ninh Thuan. You can save time by taking the airplane to Ninh Thuan.

Vineyards and typical dishes in Ninh Thuan.

If you are in the Southern provinces or the central region, you can travel by car or motorbike along National Highway 1 and the coastal road to Ninh Thuan. Ninh Thuan offers stunning natural beauty and unique cultural experiences, including Núi Chúa National Park, Rái Cave, Vĩnh Hy Bay, Cà Ná Beach, and the abundant vineyards of An Thái, Ba Mọi, and more.

Ninh Thuan also offers delicious local specialties that attract many tourists, such as bánh căn, bánh canh chả cá, Phan Rang chicken rice, grilled lamb, and a variety of delicious, fresh seafood.

Hoi An - the sparkling and nostalgic ancient town

Hoi An is an ancient town that always attracts tourists with its rare tranquility, antiquity, and simplicity.

Cầu (Bridge) Pagoda.

When visiting Hoi An, tourists can explore renowned attractions such as the Cầu Pagoda, Assembly Halls in Hoi An Ancient Town, as well as the Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest, Thanh Hà Pottery Village, and beautiful beaches like Cửa Đại Beach. Hoi An is also known for its delectable and high-quality specialties such as wonton, Mì Quảng (Quang Noodles), Cao Lầu, mussel rice, and Hoi An sweet soup.

Quy Nhon - A Vietnam beach’s paradise

Quy Nhon is renowned for its extensive coastline, featuring fine golden sand set amidst sprawling and magnificent natural surroundings. Despite being summer, the weather remains pleasant and not uncomfortably hot, making it ideal for tourists looking to explore this distinctive coastal city.

Khô Islet.

To reach Quy Nhon city from Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, you can travel by airplane to Phu Cat Airport. Upon arrival, there are several transportation options available, including taking a bus, renting a motorbike, or using a shuttle car.

As a coastal city, Quy Nhon offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the beautiful beaches like Nhơn Hải - Hòn Khô, Kỳ Co - Eo Gió, Bãi Xép fishing village, and Cửa Biển tourist area. Additionally, you can explore Tiên Sa Rapids, Chăm towers, and famous pagodas like Long Phước and Thiên Hưng.

Quy Nhon is also known for its delicious specialties from the sea, including bánh xèo tôm nhảy, bánh hỏi cháo lòng, nem cuốn, bánh canh chả cá, and a variety of seafood such as lobster, king crab, clams, scallops, snails, mussels, and oysters.

Ly Son Island - the beauty of the pristine beaches

Every year, the Ly Son island district in Quang Ngai province attracts a large number of tourists because of its simple and rustic natural scenery, evoking a quiet and peaceful life.

Tò Vò Gate

During August, visitors don't need to worry about storms or strong winds on Ly Son Island. Visitors from Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City can take flights to Chu Lai Airport and then travel by taxi or bus to Sa Ky Port.

At Sa Ky Port, the primary mode of transport is boats, with a round-trip ticket price to Ly Son Island costing approximately 340,000 VND.

Ly Son Island is renowned for its numerous beautiful and appealing tourist destinations on the Big Island and the Small Island. Some notable places on the Big Island include Câu Cave, Tò Vò Gate, and Thới Lới Peak. On the Small Island, visitors can explore Bích Họa Village, Ngang Beach, and Mù Cu Islet.

Specialties on Ly Son Island include seaweed salad, black beauty watermelon, crab paste vermicelli soup, and garlic salad, along with a variety of seafood such as giant clam, lobster, abalone, and king crab.