The north is the only region that has four separated seasons which amusingly is one rare thing to have in a tropical country like Vietnam. Besides the seasons, North Vietnam has a wide range of natural landscapes – mountains, plains, caves, beaches, and seascape of limestone structures. North Vietnam sees a lot of changes through the history, yet it preserves its very core – a Buddhism-influenced agriculture country.

North Vietnam has total six world heritages, tangible and intangible forms of both nature (Halong Bay, Trang An) and culture (Xoan Singing, Ca Tru, Bac Ninh Alternate Singing, Thang Long Imperial Citadel). Ha Long Bay with thousands of limestone islets scattering on the green sea water is one of the best wonders of the world to behold. The Northwest of Vietnam, with Sapa as the highlight, promises adventures challenging yet rewarding where you can enjoy the hill-tribe ethnic culture and the breathtaking beauties of the terraced paddy fields. Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam is the destination to enjoy city life, night scenes and learn more about Vietnamese history, culture, and cuisine.