The country can be conveniently divided into three distinct regions, the north, the centre and the south, corresponding to the three administrative regions of Cochin china, Annam and Tonkin under the French colonial rule. The north of the country was the first to be settled and is characterized by the rich farming lands of the Red River Delta. The Main scenic landscapes that included Halong Bay, Sapa, Perfume Pagoda, Tam Coc – Hoa Lu. The centre contains the Truong Son Mountain Range running along the border with Laos in the west and the narrow coastal strip bordering the Eastern Sea in the east. Once you are in Vietnam, you can’t miss three main attractive landscapes, included Hue, Hoi An (Phong Nha – Ke Bang). In the south, the Mekong Delta - is the country’s most fertile region and Vietnam’s major rice and fruit producing area. Central Highlands(Dalat).    Phu Quoc Island.        

 And the dynamic, economic powerhouse The two great metropolises of the country are the elegant capital city Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City. Since 1993 UNESCO has declared five World Heritage Sites in Vietnam, four in central Vietnam and one in the north. The four sites in central Vietnam are former imperial capital Hue, the historic trading port of Hoi An, the centre of the former Cham Kingdom, My Son, and Phong Nha Caves. The fifth World Heritage Site is the spectacular natural wonder that is Halong Bay in northern Vietnam.