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The lake at Nui Meo Cao is truly magical. The image of the giant rocky mountain is perfectly reflected in the calm water, giving the impression of another world unfolding. The grandeur of the mountain and the tranquility of the lake blend perfectly, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene. Walking along the edge of the lake or floating on the water in a boat, the scenery reflected in the mirror-like clear water is truly a work of art. When the sunset reflects on the lake and turns it golden, you can't help but keep pressing the camera shutter to capture the moment.

The road to Bich Dong Pagoda (Chua Bich Dong) feels like walking through a painting. As you follow the quiet country road, the limestone peaks gradually come closer, and a river flows leisurely between the fields. When you reach the temple, the serene pagoda nestled in the cave and the traditional wooden buildings blend perfectly with nature. At sunset, the nearby village takes on a different appearance, bathed in golden sunlight. The houses lined along the river, the sparkling waves, and the sight of residents rowing their boats back home look warm and peaceful. This scenery, which makes you stop your motorcycle and gaze for a long time, is so beautiful that it cannot be fully captured in a photograph. Bich Dong Pagoda and its surroundings are not just a place to visit, but a spot where you can truly feel the charm of Vietnam, where nature and daily life are harmoniously intertwined.

Tam Coc at sunset offers a truly picturesque landscape. The warm glow of the setting sun reflects off the river, turning the limestone peaks and green rice fields into a golden hue. The tranquility you feel while gently floating on the river in a boat is enough to wash away the fatigue of travel. During the one-hour boat tour, you can admire the three caves along the river and the stunning scenery, making you feel as if you are in a natural masterpiece. The skillful rowing and warm smiles of the boatmen add another layer of emotion to this experience. While the view of Tam Coc from the Hang Mua viewpoint is unforgettable, the moment of experiencing the natural beauty of Tam Coc on the river at sunset is undoubtedly the best. It will be a special time worth expressing your gratitude with a tip.

Dinh Tien Hoang was the first emperor to unify Vietnam and establish the Dinh Dynasty (968-980). This temple is dedicated to his achievements. Passing through the red gate, you enter the temple which showcases traditional Vietnamese architecture and the emperor's altar, reflecting the grandeur of that era. Surrounded by karst peaks and rice fields, the temple gives a sense of the natural fortress that the capital once was. It's a perfect place to appreciate the legacy of the Dinh Dynasty, enjoy the serene landscape, and take contemplative photos.

Hoa Lu Ancient Capital (Co do Hoa Lu) is a historical heritage site located in the Ninh Binh region of Vietnam. It served as the capital of the Dinh Dynasty and the early Le Dynasty in the 10th century. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, this natural fortress played a crucial role as the political and military center of early feudal Vietnam. The site includes the Dinh Tien Hoang Temple and the Le Dai Hanh Temple, offering a glimpse into the architecture and history of the dynasties. Nestled among karst peaks and green rice fields, it creates a majestic yet peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can explore the ancient ruins and experience the traces of early Vietnamese history and cultural heritage.

Riding a motorbike around the Xa Truong Yen area in Trang An feels like stepping into a movie scene. Water buffaloes leisurely walk through the endless green rice fields, with distant peaks creating a serene backdrop. The road meanders between mountains and valleys, and every moment of riding through the wind makes you feel one with nature. Especially in the soft morning sunlight or the golden hues of the evening, the entire landscape turns golden, making it a perfect picture.

Vietnam's hidden gem, Trang An in Ninh Binh! I was completely captivated by the picturesque scenery of limestone cliffs and emerald lakes. Exploring the caves by boat and admiring the natural art was an unforgettable experience. Riding a motorcycle through the lush green fields and catching glimpses of local life was also quite enjoyable. It felt like a scene from a movie. There were plenty of photo spots perfect for capturing life shots, making it a fun experience for photography enthusiasts. If you're planning a trip to Vietnam, make sure to visit. I assure you, you won't regret it.

#VietnamTravel #NinhBinh #HồĐàmThị The day I visited Bai Dinh Temple in Ninh Binh, Vietnam, the chilly air of dawn enveloped my whole body. On the way to the temple, Damti Lake spread out in the distance. The light fog covered the lake, making it look like a dreamy landscape. The cold wind blowing from the lake relieved my tension, and the sunlight reflecting on the waves warmed my heart. My mind naturally became peaceful as I watched the small boat leisurely floating on the calm lake. When I arrived at Bai Dinh Temple and stood in front of the entrance, I felt a sense of peace deep in my heart. The magnificent temple architecture and beautiful natural scenery combined to create a picturesque landscape. In particular, when I meditated while looking at Damti Lake, all my worries seemed to disappear.

Vuc Vong Temple, located in the Trang An area of Ninh Binh, Vietnam, is a small Buddhist temple nestled in beautiful natural scenery. Surrounded by steep limestone cliffs and lush forests, it feels like a hidden secret space in nature. Although Vuc Vong Temple is small, it consists of beautiful structures. Particularly, the pond in front of the temple creates a picturesque scene, blending with the blue sky. Benches are placed around the pond, making it a great spot for quiet contemplation or meditation. Vuc Vong Temple is one of the popular spots for tourists visiting the Trang An area. Visiting the temple allows you to find peace of mind in a serene atmosphere and experience becoming one with nature, away from the daily hustle and bustle.

#VietnamTravel #VietnamNinhBinh #NinhBinhCathedral Lang Van Cathedral (Nha thd Lang Van) is an old-fashioned building located in Gia Lap, Ninh Binh Province, and is known to have been built in 1933. It is the center of the Lang Van parish, which was established in 1885 with the patron saint of the "Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary", and is noted for its unique history and architectural value. The cathedral has a land area of ​​about 14,200 m2, and the interior area alone is about 4,000 m2, which can accommodate up to 5,000 people, boasting a size comparable to the population of a medium-sized village in the central and northern plains. Because of this, Lang Van Cathedral is said to be the largest cathedral in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, but this is not accurate. In any case, it is a place loved by many believers and tourists for its magnificent exterior and wide space, and although it is still under construction, it is worth seeing.

Hello, this is TD Couple, Naver Travel Influencers and World Travelers. As experienced travelers who have visited Nha Trang, Vietnam multiple times, we would like to share some travel tips with you. Nha Trang is a great destination for a relaxing staycation at resorts or hotels rather than engaging in activities. We recommend flying with national carriers like Vietnam Airlines instead of VietJet to avoid issues like delays. There are many cost-effective 5-star accommodations in Nha Trang city, ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 KRW per night, including breakfast. Near the airport in Cam Ranh, there are many luxury resorts such as Mövenpick and Alma. Popular tours in Nha Trang include mud baths, city tours, and the Phan Rang Desert tour. If it's your first time in Nha Trang, these tours are worth trying. Nha Trang is also famous for its seafood, including lobster. While seafood prices are not extremely cheap, other local foods like banh mi and pho are very affordable. If you're planning to escape the cold winter weather and travel to a warm place, how about considering Nha Trang, Vietnam? 👍🏻 Note that the weather in Da Nang is not very good in winter. If you expect warm weather, consider Nha Trang or other southern destinations!

#Overseas travel I traveled from Hanoi, Vietnam to Sapa for 2 days. Sapa is a mountainous area where ethnic minorities live, and it was a travel destination with a different atmosphere from Hanoi. On weekends, there are performances and a night market at the main square of Sapa. It is bustling with residents enjoying the night of Sapa, and there are various things to eat and see. On the streets, ethnic minorities living in Sapa sell handicrafts they made themselves, and children wear traditional costumes and solicit customers. I felt a little sad because they were so young, but I tried to accept it as part of the culture of this place. Anyway, the night of Sapa that I first encountered was noisy, bustling, and fun. It was not modern, but it felt like I had gone back to the 90s. If you are traveling to Hanoi, I recommend that you also travel to Sapa! You won't forget the unique atmosphere of Sapa :) #VietnamHotPlace #VietnamTravelRecommendation #VietnamTravel #VietnamSapa #Sapa #SapaTravel #NightMarket #VietnamNightMarket

Located in the heart of Hanoi, on Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple is a must-visit destination to experience Vietnamese tradition and history. The temple is situated on a small island in the lake and can only be reached by crossing the Ngoc Son Bridge, making the journey itself a unique experience. Inside the temple, traditional Vietnamese architecture is well-preserved, and sacred relics related to ancient Vietnamese kings are on display. The temple is dedicated to the revered deity Tran Hung Dao, attracting many visitors who come to pray for peace and blessings. The serene waves of the lake and the temple's ancient atmosphere offer a peaceful and quiet retreat from the bustling daily life of Hanoi. Ngoc Son Temple, rich in history and culture, is an essential stop on any Hanoi itinerary.

I had a wonderful trip to Vietnam! This time, I visited Ho Chi Minh City! While searching for must-do tours in Ho Chi Minh, I found a tour that I highly recommend: the Ho Chi Minh Mui Ne Tour! 👍👍 Mui Ne is a place near Ho Chi Minh City that I absolutely loved! ❣️❣️ Let me introduce you to the must-visit spots on the Ho Chi Minh Mui Ne sunrise tour! 👍 1️⃣ First is the famous White Sand Dunes in Vietnam! Watching the sunrise here turns the entire sand into a red hue, creating a breathtaking view. I highly recommend experiencing this mesmerizing moment at least once. 2️⃣ Second is the dragon fruit farm, which you reach after stopping at various photo spots. I really loved the dragon fruit farm! It has numerous photo spots, making it more interesting than just a regular dragon fruit farm. 3️⃣ Third is the Red Sand Dunes! The sand here is truly red. It was my first time seeing such red sand, and it was more humid and beautiful than I expected. The coconut here was also incredibly delicious. 4️⃣ Fourth is the Fishing Village and Fairy Stream! The Fishing Village is optional, and we decided to skip it. After that, we visited Fairy Stream, known as the Grand Canyon of Vietnam. You have to take off your shoes and walk along the stream, which felt great on the feet and provided a relaxing atmosphere throughout the walk.

Address: Inside Nha Trang Mia Resort Atmosphere/Facilities: You can enjoy both ocean view on the side and pool view in front while dining. The interior concept is deep blue, which matches perfectly with the ocean view, making it a great place for dining and taking photos. Key Points: It serves as a breakfast restaurant for resort guests and is also available for lunch and dinner. The prices are relatively affordable for a resort restaurant. You can get a pizza for around 10,000 KRW. The breakfast has a well-prepared hot food station, and the omelets are made very well. Each person is provided with one Eggs Benedict, but there aren't many bread options, which might be disappointing for bread lovers. The servers were really friendly. Price: Margherita 340,000 VND, Seafood Fried Rice 280,000 VND

Address: Inside Nha Trang Cam Ranh Airport Atmosphere/Facilities: It's relatively small but clean. There are more table seats than sofa seats. There aren't many power outlets for an airport lounge. There is one shower facility each for men and women, and towels are provided. Although small, the shower room is close to the restroom, so the layout is convenient. Key Points: Although not as good as in Korea, the food service was decent. I tried Vietnamese noodles here for the first time, and they were tastier than I expected. The chocolate cake was also delicious. You can use the PP card here.

Address: Located in the heart of downtown Vietnam. Atmosphere/Facilities: The exterior is so beautiful that you can't just walk past it. The air conditioning is great, and the tables are spaced out nicely. Many Vietnamese restaurants frequented by Koreans usually have tables too close together, making it uncomfortable to eat, but this place offers a pleasant environment. Key Points: Without much expectation, we went in because it was convenient and not as crowded as the nearby An Thoi. Personally, I found it tastier than An Thoi. I would have regretted not trying the Nem Nuong. They give you Morning Glory as a bonus when you leave a review, and it comes in a full-size portion, which was surprising. It was delicious too. Average Price per Person: Rating: Nem Nuong 139,000 VND, Lemon Juice 45,000 VND

I've visited Ho Chi Minh several times already, and it's one of my favorite cities! 🙌🏻 The economy here is quite developed, so there are plenty of fun activities and things to enjoy in the city. 🔥 Moreover, there are many outlets and department stores, making it great for shopping and escaping the heat. The local culture is also present, making it easy to enjoy local food. 🙌🏻 I also went on a sunrise tour in the nearby Mui Ne desert, and it was the most intense sunrise I've ever seen in my life. 👍🌆 I highly recommend it! ❣️

#VietnamTravel #Hanoi #North Gate Parish Cua Bac Church is one of the most beautiful churches in Hanoi. The church has unique architecture and cozy spaces. When you come here, you can feel peace in the middle of a noisy city. The high domes and ornate decorations add to its charm. There are many masses on weekends, and they are conducted in English. The church is located directly on Phan Dinh Phung Street, and it is very beautiful to take pictures because it is in harmony with the beautiful imperial palace and the cityscape lined with shady trees.

This place played a significant role as a sanctuary for my heart during the trip. While it may not be as lively as the famous St. Joseph's Cathedral, its tranquility was what attracted me the most. The serene space provided precious time to heal my weary mind and body. The church's exterior and interior are both very beautiful, and it has a warm atmosphere that leaves a lasting impression. I visited when I was particularly tired and feeling down, so this place became a haven of stability for me. It's the perfect spot to calmly explore the church's interior or take photos of the scenery outside. Although it lacks the grandeur of a typical tourist attraction, this place has a quiet and soothing charm.

Fansipan in Sapa is truly beautiful. Even though I have been in Vietnam for 7 years, this is the first time I have seen such a beautiful place in Vietnam!! October - November seems to have good weather and a suitable climate. As the highest peak in Southeast Asia at an altitude of 3140m, it gets cold when you take the cable car up. Be sure to bring a windbreaker or warm clothes. The path is well-maintained so you can safely reach the summit even without taking the funicular after the cable car ride. Not only Fansipan but the city is also very beautiful. If you haven't decided on your next vacation spot, I recommend it!!

Address: It's located in an alley in Nha Trang city, so you need to search for 'White Monkey' to find it. Atmosphere/Facilities: The vibe is very hip. The first floor has a bar atmosphere, while the second floor feels more like a cafe. Personally, I liked the second floor better as it had more photo spots and cool vintage items. The combination of plants and paintings was also nice, creating an atmosphere that the MZ generation would love. It felt like a trendy cafe in Hongdae. Key Points: I went in the morning and was able to enjoy my coffee comfortably without any customers around. They also have a wide variety of wines and cocktails. It might be nice to visit at night as well. Average Price per Person: Cold Brew Orange Juice 55,000 VND, Vietnamese Coffee 32,000 VND

On April 25, 1882, at exactly 8:15 AM, the French army attacked and approached the Hanoi Citadel. The people of Hanoi bravely fought back, repelling the French forces and forcing them to retreat and reinforce their troops. However, in the tense situation, an explosion occurred, allowing the French army to enter the citadel. Governor Hoang Dieu, unable to defend the citadel, dismissed his generals, apologized to the king, and then tragically committed suicide. This place holds a painful history. However, today, one side of the citadel is located on one of the most beautiful streets in Hanoi. Especially in autumn, the sunlight slanting through the leaves of ancient crocodile trees dancing below creates a beautiful picture.

Hoa Phong Tower is a historical relic that can be seen while strolling around Hoan Kiem Lake, and it's a popular spot for tourists to take photos. It is labeled as a 'Japanese-style tower.' Originally, it was a Buddhist tower of Bao An Pagoda (in Vietnam, Buddhist temples are called pagodas, but the tower is derived from the Sanskrit word and is pronounced 'thap' in Vietnamese, similar to the Korean word '탑'). In the 1800s, during the French colonial period, the Bao An Pagoda near Hoan Kiem Lake was demolished to make way for the construction of a post office. The first floor of this three-story stone tower features arched doors representing four Buddhist themes, and the second floor is inscribed with Sanskrit symbols.

Location: Located by the sea within Vinpearl Harbor Atmosphere/Facilities: 🌟 A true gem discovered in Nha Trang! 🌟 A new world of Banh Xeo from Phu Quoc👀✨ The crispiness here is absolutely top-notch! 🙌 Generous portions at affordable prices, great value for money👍 The place is newly opened, so the interior is bright and clean, and the staff are very friendly💖 They even cut the food for you and explain how to eat it in detail. So touching😂 Key Points: I always order morning glory whenever I go to a Vietnamese restaurant, and this place has the best I've ever had. Be sure to try the Banh Xeo and morning glory. My friend also says this place is their top pick!!! Price: Banh Xeo 140,000 VND, Morning Glory 70,000 VND, Pho 100,000 VND

Location: South of Nha Trang city, in a resort complex Atmosphere/Facilities: Start your day at a private beach and enjoy nature in a garden full of palm trees for a perfect healing time 💖 The beautiful scenery that unfolds before your eyes from the villa room is truly fantastic! I changed the room type because of the view, and it was a great choice. Everywhere here is a photo spot, so you won't get tired of taking pictures📸 In particular, the landscaping is well managed, so you can take great pictures anywhere. There is also a beach volleyball court and a playground for babies, so it is perfect for families! 🏐👶 Key Point: Service that makes you feel the attention to detail! I was really impressed that there was bug repellent in the room and sunscreen in the pool🥰 And breakfast in the blue-decorated breakfast restaurant while looking at the sea... It's a taste of heaven! 🍳💙 I definitely recommend the villa room over the balcony room at Mia Resort. But you have to apply mosquito repellent before going out. Surrounded by grass on all sides, it's so pretty, but there are a lot of mosquitoes. The resort is big, but the route is convenient, so you can easily go to the beach, pool, and restaurant, which makes it even more attractive. ✨ Lastly, the outdoor shower with an open ceiling was one of the special experiences! If you're planning a trip to Nha Trang, I highly recommend Mia Resort😍 #NhaTrang #MiaResort #NewYorkFlightEvent #VietnamTravel #NhaTrangTravel #NhaTrangResort #NhaTrangHotel #NhaTrangResortRecommendation

Mia Temple is a place where history and art breathe, and it is an important Buddhist temple located in Son Tay, Hanoi. The three-story bell tower is particularly eye-catching, and the bell made in 1743 exudes a solemn atmosphere. Nearby, the 13-meter-high Nine-Rank Lotus Tower, which enshrines the relics of Buddha, stands tall, creating a mysterious landscape with the ancient trees around it. The temple grounds also house 287 Buddha statues, captivating visitors with the beauty of wooden and clay sculptures. The Bodhisattva statues are especially impressive, meticulously carved down to the finest details. This precious temple, where ancient sculptures and traditional architecture harmonize, heals the mind and makes one feel the weight of history.

Mia Temple (Chinese name: Sung Uam Temple) is one of the oldest and most beautiful temples in northern Vietnam, located in Duong Lam Village, Son Tay District, Hanoi. Its history is deeply connected with the Later Le Dynasty. It was built during the Tran Dynasty in the 14th century and was expanded and restored during the Later Le Dynasty in the 17th century with the support of Nguyen Thi Due, a local intellectual and the lady of Dinh Chu Thuan. She is respected by the local residents as 'Madam Mia' for her efforts in gathering the villagers to rebuild the temple upon her return to her hometown. Mia Temple is famous for its unique architectural style and rich collection of Buddha statues.

Mong Phu Communal House is a traditional building located in Duong Lam Village, Son Tay District, Hanoi. Built in the 17th century, this building represents the typical architectural style of northern Vietnam and serves as an important place for community activities and religious ceremonies. The building is made of wood, featuring log pillars and a tiled roof, surrounded by a spacious garden and several rooms where local people gather for festivals and events. Mong Phu Communal House is an indispensable place to understand the history and culture of the region, and its cultural value is highly appreciated. It is an important spiritual support for the locals and a place where visiting tourists can enjoy the traditional architectural beauty of Vietnam.

Located in the center of Deungreum Village, the 'Jang Ban Min Worship Hall' is a memorial hall that praises Jang Ban Min, a historical figure of Vietnam, and also serves as an educational place to instill patriotism in the younger generation. He was born in Mongph Village in 1573 and died in 1638. In 1628, he passed the state examination with top honors, took on important positions in the court, and in 1637, he was dispatched as an envoy to the Ming Dynasty. There, with his wisdom and courage, he tried to uphold Vietnam's honor against the Ming Dynasty's insulting attitude. However, he was envied for his spirit and was killed by the Ming Dynasty. Later, his body was returned to his hometown and he received a grand funeral. This worship hall is an important place designated as a cultural heritage by the state for its historical and cultural value and architectural art symbolism.