Vietnam applies the visa exemption to tourists from five European countries from 1 July 2017 until 30 June 2018, valid for a 15 day stay.
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The issuance of an e-visa for Vietnam is officially applicable to 35 new countries, adding to the list of 46 already eligible countries.
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The restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City, an emblematic work of the city, is a must-see for any visit to Saigon.
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Tran Quoc pagoda is the oldest pagoda in Vietnam with more than 1500 years old. It was built in the 6th century in the Ly Nam De dynasty. This is one of “must visit” places for a Hanoi city tour.
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Hoa Lo is a prison in the center of Hanoi city. This place is named after the street of Hanoi from before the French colonial period. And this was a place to prison many of great Vietnam revolutionaries.
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This place is the heart of Hanoi city with the poetic Hoan Kiem Lake and the beauty sanctuary at Ngoc Son temple. The temple is located on an island in the middle of  Lake connected to the bank by an iconic bridge of Hanoi capital.
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Hanoi opera house is the biggest theater in Vietnam. It is not only a place for art activities but also for historical and cultural evidence from French Colonial period. This is one of the lank marks in Hanoi city.
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Hanoi old quarter is a common name for an ancient urban area of Hanoi located outside the imperial citadel of Thang Long. This urban area concentrates the population of handicraft and trade activities which forming the typical craft streets and separated traditions of urban residents. Today, Hanoi old quarter is an attractive destination for those who want to learn about Thang Long, the ancient capital.
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Vietnam museum of Ethnology in Hanoi offers visitors a glimpse into the tradition and culture of 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam. The museum is also a place to preserve and promote the richness of social and cultural Vietnam to domestic and foreign visitors.
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