An Australian travel website suggests 5 stunning relaxation spots in Vietnam.

Most cities in Vietnam have a bustling and vibrant pace of life. Despite this, visitors can still find places for entertainment and relaxation that offer a sense of peace and tranquility. These locations are often intertwined with fascinating legends or historical stories of Vietnam.

APEC Park, Da Nang

APEC Park is located right in the heart of Da Nang city, next to the Han River, and visitors can see the Dragon Bridge not far away. One of its most notable features is the unique architecture of the building. The distinctive design, with its curved dome resembling a kite, symbolizes the aspiration for Da Nang to reach greater heights and expand further.

Previously, the park covered an area of ​​over 3,000 square meters and served as a sculpture garden representing the 21 APEC member economies. After the 2017 APEC Summit, the park was retained and expanded to over 8,600 square meters, becoming a complex comprising green spaces, gardens, walkways, lawns, community activity and recreation areas, and especially a stunning check-in spot for photography enthusiasts.

Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi

Hoan Kiem Lake is one of the places with great cultural value, full of fascinating and mysterious historical stories and legends.

Located in the heart of the city, Hoan Kiem Lake is the center and tourism hub of the capital, attracting many domestic and international tourists. It offers picturesque natural scenery and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing day off.

Located near Hoan Kiem Lake is the famous Old Quarter, renowned for its ancient architecture that has survived through the ups and downs of history. The narrow, closely packed houses are the daily living and trading spaces of the local people. Visitors should also not forget to visit the Thang Long Puppet Theatre, which showcases unique and traditional water puppet performances; the magnificent Hanoi Opera House; the Vietnam Women's Museum, which preserves the historical and cultural values ​​of Vietnamese women throughout history; and Hoa Lo Prison, where one can learn about the struggles of national heroes and soldiers.

Thanh Ha Terracotta Park, Hoi An, Quang Nam Province

The Escape reporter expressed delight at discovering a fascinating landmark, a tranquil green space adorned with intricate and exquisite ceramic sculptures.

The impressive ceramic works here have a unique structure based on the central theme of the elements of earth, water, and fire, with the central image being a pottery wheel. The two main buildings draw inspiration from the Cham and Sa Huynh cultural origins and from the two types of kilns used in Thanh Ha village, reflecting the yin-yang concept in Eastern culture.

Sculptures are everywhere in the park. And what most delights visitors to Thanh Ha Terracotta Park is the world of impressive miniature architectural structures that are iconic symbols of many countries around the world. In addition, visitors can witness firsthand the process of creating beautiful handcrafted ceramic products through the skillful hands of artisans. Visitors can also try their hand at making a souvenir ceramic product, following all the steps in the process.

3rd of February Park, Hue

After hours exploring the magnificent Hue Imperial City, take a break to visit a green space right on the banks of the Perfume River – 3rd of February Park. Located on Le Loi Street – the most beautiful street in Hue city – the park is covered with lush, shady trees. The park's highlights include stone statues of heroic soldiers, Vietnamese women, and a bowing man… The fresh, airy atmosphere and beautiful scenery make it an ideal place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Tao Dan Park, Ho Chi Minh City

While Ho Chi Minh City is famous for its countless historical and cultural sites, museums, vast markets, and vibrant nightlife, its parks are also popular places for people to relax, chat, gather with friends, or simply stroll and exercise. Tao Dan Park, located right in the heart of District 1, is considered the "green lung of Saigon," providing shade and fresh air during hot days. The park is also a frequent venue for unique festivals such as the Tao Dan Spring Flower Festival, featuring thousands of unique artworks made from flowers and plants.