Travel to Vietnam

Travel to Vietnam

Vietnam is the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (SRV), located in the Asian continent on the Indo-China East Peninsula between latitudes 8 ° and 24 ° north, 102 ° long and 110 ° east. The country borders the northern corner of China, the northwest corner of Laos, the south-west corner of Cambodia, and the southeast corner of Malaysia through the South China Sea. The country ranks 13th in the world in terms of overcrowding with a population of more than 90.5 million. Its total area is 331210 square kilometers. Travel to Vietnam The country has 21 major airports, including three international portals: Noi Bay in Hanoi, Da Nang International in Da Nang and Tan Son Nhat, the country's largest airport, handling 75% of international passenger traffic. It also contains a large network of roads that facilitate the process of vehicles, and many of the passengers rely on the means of transport as a pillar of transportation in place from place to place, and there are many reasons to travel to this country, the most important is to identify the ancient history of the country through Visit ancient archaeological sites, especially temples. Since 1990, Vietnam has been a major tourist destination. The country has been granted assistance from major countries to support investments, especially in the coastal areas. The number of visitors to the country each year is more than 3.77 million. Visitors come from China, South Korea, Japan, the United States of America, Taiwan, Malaysia, Australia, Singapore and Cambodia. Vung Nha-ke Bang is a national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is located in the limestone area and has a total area of ​​857.54 square kilometers. The main reason for its construction is the protection of karst caves. Changlong Castle is a cultural complex and royal palace that houses most of the structures in the Changlong area, which was found in the late 19th century. This is the result of the riots between Vietnam and France. The castle is one of the castles in Tai Gia. The castle has an attractive architectural style and has three eastern, northern and southern doors. It also contains a stone ball found in Tai. The most important characteristic of this ball is its ancient history.