Central Vietnam is really a land
of World Heritage Site when it owns 4 out of 8 World Heritage Sites in Vietnam,
including both World Natural Heritage Site and World Cultural Heritage Site.
Being the geography heart of the nation, this region is filled with historic
sight and cultural interest, and blessed with ravishing beaches and outstanding
national parks. So when come to this marvelous land, you will feel as if you
are traveling back in time to the glorious days of ancient dynasties, where
unique natural wonders create scenes unlike anywhere else in the world. Now,
let's check out the outstanding destinations mentioned below and they will show
you why The Central Vietnam has such a huge attraction.
1. My Son Sanctuary:
Although My Son Sanctuary passed
the thousands of historical years, it still hold an irresistible charm for
visitors. Located in a valley in Quang Nam’s Duy Xuyen district, the grounds
consist of over 70 architectural constructions built by the Champa people in
the 7th century. Listening to stories about the prosperous religion of the
Champa people, enjoying the absorbed in the traditional Champa dance are often
what tourists feel most interesting when learning about Champa's culture. Given
its tremendous cultural and historical value, My Son sacred grounds are
certified as a World Cultural Heritage.
2. Hoi An Ancient
From My Son, you can travel along
Thu Bon river to visit another World Cultural Heritage-Hoi An Ancient town. Hoi
An port was first established in the 16th century and quickly became one of the
busiest ports under the Nguyen dynasty. At the height of its prosperity,
merchants from Japan and China built houses in Hoi An; and merchants from
European countries such as Spain, Portugal and France also visited regularly.
While other ancient cities have been ravished by time, Hoi An is relatively
well-preserved. It charms tourists with its ancient streets, pagodas, and boats
that drift gently down the Hoai River. More importantly, Hoi An still maintains
its traditional culture which is inherent in the street vendors selling in the
serene atmosphere.
3. Hue
When set your foot on the central
region, you should also take time to discover the past at Hue Ancient Capital.
For 400 years (1558-1945), Hue was the capital of 22 generations of the Nguyen
and Tay Son Dynasties. The ancient city still has within it many tangible and
intangible cultural heritages which symbolize the spirit of Vietnam. For many
centuries, the best of the country was gathered here to create a rich culture.
To visit Hue is to marvel at citadels, golden palaces, divine temples, solemn
mausoleums, and poetic natural landmarks. The entirety of the ancient capital
in Hue has been ranked among humanity’s centuries-old wonders in UNESCO’s list
of World Cultural Heritages.
4. Phong Nha-Ke Bang
After exploring these magnificent
religious sites and ancient palaces, visitors can continue their journey through
the central region to view the magnificent caves of Phong Nha. Phong Nha-Ke
Bang cave system in Quang Binh province has recently earned global fame, having
been certified by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage in 2003 and recognized as
having the world’s largest and most beautiful underwater cave, Son Doong cave.
5. Vinh Moc Tunnels
From Quang Binh, it’s possible to
travel to Quang Tri and explore the Vinh Moc Tunnels. During the Viet Nam War,
the tunnels were built to withstand devastating destruction. The tunnel system
has three levels, the first reaching 12m in depth and designed for living
activities, the second reaching 15m, used for food and weapon storage, and the
last reaching depths of 23m used to shelter from bombs.
The tunnels were designed as a
miniature village, measuring 1.7 km in length and featuring intricate moats and
living necessities such as a well, a guard station, a kitchen, bathroom and an
infirmary. To witness the tunnels is to truly appreciate the strength of human
perseverance from whence came such a feat of architecture.
6. Da Nang
Danang is fast emerging as one of
the most dynamic cities of the country. About 9km south of Danang city center
on the famous beachfront boulevard Truong Sa, travelers can find one of the
most popular attractions of the region, the Marble Mountains. It is a group of
five marble and limestone mountains, named after the five elements of the
ancient oriental philosophy: metal, wood, water, fire and earth.
These mountains have a
complicated system of caves and tunnels. In the past they were used as hiding
places and important bases for the Vietnam revolutionaries. However, don't
forget spending the extra time visiting some other famous places such as Ba Na
Mountain Resort, Han Market, Son Tra Peninsula in order to get a panoramic view
about this gorgeous city.
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Spending Time Exploring Central Vietnam To Know Why This Region Has Such A Huge Attraction
Reviewed by Vietnam Sapa Tours
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March 25, 2019
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