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The Bau Trang sea route in Binh Thuan
The Bau Trang road in Binh Thuan province is covered amidst endless stretches of fine white sand dunes with few trees. Therefore, the dry season is the best time to conquer this "Saraha" road. In particular, July and August, when the weather is pleasant, are the ideal times to visit this place.
Traveling along what's considered the most beautiful road in Vietnam, you'll get a panoramic view of Mui Ne fishing village from above, the famous Flying Sand Dunes tourist area, and the beautiful Hon Rom Bay. The winding curves embracing the pristine white sand dunes are breathtakingly beautiful, like something out of a movie. The stunning stretches of road are what attract so many tourists to come here to admire and fully experience this scenic route.
The road through the Tan Lap mangrove forest.
Tan Lap Melaleuca Forest, located in Long An province, is a tourist destination for those seeking a peaceful and pristine environment. Strolling along this unique path and immersing yourself in the tranquil atmosphere will be a truly special experience for anyone who loves exploration.
Two watchtowers stand amidst the forest, and a 5-kilometer-long, 1-meter-wide path winding through the melaleuca forest will come into view. The path curves and branches off, offering many interesting discoveries. Many couples have also chosen this location for their stunning wedding photos. There are also hotels in the forest where you can stay overnight if you can't make it back in the day.
The Tan Lap Floating Forest is perhaps even more beautiful during the rainy season when the downpour covers the forest paths with a fresh layer of green moss, creating a vibrant scene. Even the most discerning visitors would likely be captivated by this picturesque place.
During the dry season, the melaleuca leaves fall and cover the path, adding to the rustling sound of footsteps on the dry leaves echoing through the tranquil forest. It is this romantic charm that has led many to call this place the "love road" of Tan Lap floating village.
The sea-crossing road on Diep Son Island
Diep Son Island comprises three small islands located in the middle of Van Phong Bay, Khanh Hoa Province. One of the things that makes Diep Son Island so attractive is its stunning sea-crossing path. This path, nearly 1 meter wide and 700 meters long, winds its way through the gently lapping waves on either side of the shore. Walking along this path, you'll experience many interesting things, and you can freely admire schools of fish swimming around, feeling a mix of delight and excitement as you immerse yourself in the ocean.
After a 30-minute stroll along this unique Vietnamese path, the tranquil scenery of Diep Son Island will greet you with its bright red tiled roofs, lush green trees, and soft white reeds. You can take a walk around the island, exploring the lives of the locals to fully appreciate its beauty.
The longest brocade weaving road in Vietnam is in Ha Giang.
This stunning road, located in Ha Giang province, has been recognized by the Vietnam Record Organization as the longest brocade road in Vietnam, with all the brocade patterns on the road being entirely hand-painted. Construction began in August 2020 and was completed after one month, stretching 1,700 meters along the hillside.
Initially, the purpose of this project was to create jobs for local youth during the pandemic. The idea was implemented with the desire to promote local tourism to domestic and international visitors. The brocade road in Ha Giang represents the unique characteristics of the ethnic minorities in the highlands, demonstrating the spirit of unity, honoring, and preserving traditional culture.
Steep road in Gia Lai
When you arrive in Gia Lai, you'll be amazed by a fascinating vertical road amidst the vast Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) mountains. This place is becoming a super cool check-in spot that travel enthusiasts can't miss.
The steep road, part of the bypass route from Pleiku city, Gia Lai province to Kon Tum, boasts romantic scenery on both sides, leaving everyone in awe. From a distance, it resembles a "stairway to heaven," potentially overwhelming and confusing those with limited driving experience.
It's no exaggeration to say this is one of the most beautiful routes in the Central Highlands, with its unique terrain offering a range of emotions. That's why it's a fantastic experience on your journey, allowing you to discover just how beautiful Vietnam truly is.
