Vietnam is a thin strip of land that borders with China up in the North, and Laos and Cambodia to the West. It was once a lesser-known travel destination but Vietnam has since become widely popular in recent years. In fact, Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi is consistently ranked among the world’s top 10 holiday destinations. Since the late 80s, Vietnam has opened its doors to foreign tourists along a popular trail of attractions. You easily find backpackers and tourists even in the most remote Vietnamese province of Ha Giang. While Vietnam has been scarred by war, its exposure to French, American and Chinese cultures has left indelible marks on the country and added to its rich tapestry. A stunning and diverse landscape, mouthwatering cuisine, beautiful beaches and a vibrant shopping scene are all great reasons to travel to the fast-developing modern Communist state.   Regions of Vietnam Vietnam is geographically a part of Southeast Asia and the easternmost country in the Indochina region. The shape of the country resembles the letter ‘S’ and its long coastline lies along the South China Sea. The country borders China in the north, Laos along the long western border and Cambodia in the southwest. Vietnam […]