Accessibility for All Skill Levels

Vietnam offers trails for hikers of all skill levels, from novice to experienced trekkers. For those seeking a gentle hike, the terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai have easy paths with stunning views. Meanwhile, adrenaline seekers can embark on more challenging treks, like the ascent to Fansipan—the highest peak in Indochina. 

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Year-Round Adventure

Vietnam’s climate varies significantly from north to south, meaning there’s always a trail that’s in its prime, no matter when you visit. While the northern mountains are best hiked from September to November or from March to May, the southern highlands and coastal paths offer excellent conditions during the winter months.

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Affordability

Compared to many other adventure travel destinations, Vietnam is relatively affordable. Accommodation, food, and transportation offer great value for money, making it easier to extend your hiking adventure without breaking the bank. The same goes for guided trekking tours and tour guides.

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Next time you’re looking to get away for a magical mystery tour, try out these romantic natural retreats.

The Sense Resort Khao Kho

At this little-known mountain hotel, you can wake up above a sea of clouds, smell the fresh earth, and feel as though you’re on top of the world.

Blue Sky Resort

Stay in comfortable wooden huts surrounded by emerald greenery. Gaze on the beach, drink in the trees and throw yourself into canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, and diving.

Soneva Kiri

This luxurious hotel has huge bubbly baths, swimming pools, and large “bird nests” for you to eat in. These are tables and seating suspended up in the forest canopy where you can look down on the white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters below.

Sukantara Cascade Resort & Spa

Located amongst divine waterfalls and lush mountain scenery, this natural resort will help you feel at one with nature while being wrapped in the warm embrace of luxury. The gurgling of the water complements the twinkling light of the sun reflected in the rocks.

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Accessibility for All Skill Levels

Vietnam offers trails for hikers of all skill levels, from novice to experienced trekkers. For those seeking a gentle hike, the terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai have easy paths with stunning views. Meanwhile, adrenaline seekers can embark on more challenging treks, like the ascent to Fansipan—the highest peak in Indochina. 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Наталья Красноярск (@natalya_leonovich)

Year-Round Adventure

Vietnam’s climate varies significantly from north to south, meaning there’s always a trail that’s in its prime, no matter when you visit. While the northern mountains are best hiked from September to November or from March to May, the southern highlands and coastal paths offer excellent conditions during the winter months.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Zanna van Dijk (@zannavandijk)

Affordability

Compared to many other adventure travel destinations, Vietnam is relatively affordable. Accommodation, food, and transportation offer great value for money, making it easier to extend your hiking adventure without breaking the bank. The same goes for guided trekking tours and tour guides.

The post Here’s Why Hiking in Vietnam Should Be Your Next Adventure appeared first on Traveler Master.

Next time you’re looking to get away for a magical mystery tour, try out these romantic natural retreats.

The Sense Resort Khao Kho

At this little-known mountain hotel, you can wake up above a sea of clouds, smell the fresh earth, and feel as though you’re on top of the world.

Blue Sky Resort

Stay in comfortable wooden huts surrounded by emerald greenery. Gaze on the beach, drink in the trees and throw yourself into canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, and diving.

Soneva Kiri

This luxurious hotel has huge bubbly baths, swimming pools, and large “bird nests” for you to eat in. These are tables and seating suspended up in the forest canopy where you can look down on the white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters below.

Sukantara Cascade Resort & Spa

Located amongst divine waterfalls and lush mountain scenery, this natural resort will help you feel at one with nature while being wrapped in the warm embrace of luxury. The gurgling of the water complements the twinkling light of the sun reflected in the rocks.

The post Best Natural Hotels in Thailand appeared first on Traveler Master.