Cities

The cities of Vietnam are vibrant hubs that have elements of history and modernity at every corner. Visit the Old Quarter of Hanoi and walk through ancient streets and old Vietnamese architecture. Hanoi also boasts a wide variety of trendy restaurants and cafes, and the streets are filled with atmosphere as many strangers come together to play games. Ho Chi Minh City in the south offers a lively urban landscape and if you are interested in your history, the War Remnants Museum is a must-see.

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Landscapes

If you’re someone who loves the Great Outdoors, Vietnam is the place to go as it moves into its summer season! Visit the rice fields of Sapa, with a background of some incredible mountains to set the scene. Or take to the coast of Ha Long Bay and enjoy the emerald waters and stunning rocks that rise out of the water. Wherever you end up, Vietnam has some amazing landscapes to offer this winter.

Food

Vietnam’s cuisine is world-renowned and blends Southeast Asian ingredients with a French influence. Pho is a dish that has gained international appreciation but is best enjoyed at its source. The Banh Mi sandwich, which combines traditional Vietnamese flavors with a French baguette, is a delicious street food snack that you must not miss!

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Located in the very heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 3, this religious building is formally known as the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It was built during the French colonial period and it went on to become one of the city’s most photographed attractions since opening its doors in 1876.

The pink church of Ho Chi Minh perfectly blends neo-Romanesque, neo-Gothic, and neo-Renaissance elements, but it didn’t always look the way it does today. Its exterior and interior were actually painted pink in 1957, and this renovation transformed it into one of the city’s most Instagram-friendly spots.

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The vivid pink color of its façade is highlighted by its white patterns, and the church features several smaller towers in addition to its main clock tower. You will be equally impressed by it if you decide to step inside because it’s decorated with Italian marble altars and features walls painted in strawberry and cream hue, reminiscent of its exterior.

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Cities

The cities of Vietnam are vibrant hubs that have elements of history and modernity at every corner. Visit the Old Quarter of Hanoi and walk through ancient streets and old Vietnamese architecture. Hanoi also boasts a wide variety of trendy restaurants and cafes, and the streets are filled with atmosphere as many strangers come together to play games. Ho Chi Minh City in the south offers a lively urban landscape and if you are interested in your history, the War Remnants Museum is a must-see.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Daniel Hyoseung Lee (@orbis.hanoian)

Landscapes

If you’re someone who loves the Great Outdoors, Vietnam is the place to go as it moves into its summer season! Visit the rice fields of Sapa, with a background of some incredible mountains to set the scene. Or take to the coast of Ha Long Bay and enjoy the emerald waters and stunning rocks that rise out of the water. Wherever you end up, Vietnam has some amazing landscapes to offer this winter.

Food

Vietnam’s cuisine is world-renowned and blends Southeast Asian ingredients with a French influence. Pho is a dish that has gained international appreciation but is best enjoyed at its source. The Banh Mi sandwich, which combines traditional Vietnamese flavors with a French baguette, is a delicious street food snack that you must not miss!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Pani nacz od kuchni (@pani_nacz_od_kuchni)

The post 3 Reasons You Should Visit Vietnam This Winter appeared first on Traveler Master.

Located in the very heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 3, this religious building is formally known as the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It was built during the French colonial period and it went on to become one of the city’s most photographed attractions since opening its doors in 1876.

The pink church of Ho Chi Minh perfectly blends neo-Romanesque, neo-Gothic, and neo-Renaissance elements, but it didn’t always look the way it does today. Its exterior and interior were actually painted pink in 1957, and this renovation transformed it into one of the city’s most Instagram-friendly spots.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Anni Aurélie (@missanniaurelie)

The vivid pink color of its façade is highlighted by its white patterns, and the church features several smaller towers in addition to its main clock tower. You will be equally impressed by it if you decide to step inside because it’s decorated with Italian marble altars and features walls painted in strawberry and cream hue, reminiscent of its exterior.

The post This Pink Church is One of Ho Chi Minh’s Most Instagram-Friendly Spots appeared first on Traveler Master.