🇻🇳🛎️Hearing the sound of a horn, it means you've arrived in Vietnam.

🇻🇳When talking about Central Vietnam, the first thing that comes to mind is the sea in Da Nang. But Vietnam actually has a wealth of historical and cultural attractions. For those looking for a change of scenery and a new culture nearby, Vietnam is a must-visit.

🏯 Our first stop was Hue, the ancient capital, home to royal palaces and Vietnamese history.

The Vinh Moc Tunnels were built during the Vietnam War and are open to the public. The entrance is small, just the right size for a person, with no lights. Inside, the tunnels are divided into various rooms, showcasing Vietnamese life during the war. The tunnels are quite cool, and those with claustrophobia might feel a bit cramped. However, it's a unique experience.

We continued on to the Hue Royal Palace, inspired by the Forbidden City. It's quite magnificent and impressive. History buffs also love the opportunity to dress up as an emperor and take photos inside the palace.

After leaving Hue, we traveled to Da Nang, a clean city with beautiful beaches and the Dragon Bridge. Our final destination was a cable car ride up to Ba Na Hills.

🎡 Ba Na Hills is now a theme park with flower gardens and pleasant weather year-round. Now open to tourists.

🏠 This former French colonial resort was built as a retreat for the French to escape the heat. Everyone who visits here is sure to fall in love.

🧸 Let's spend the evening walking around Hoi An. I think this city was the most captivating part of our trip. Its charming charm and Vietnamese charm make it incredibly charming. Plus, there are so many cafes and restaurants to choose from.

For those looking for a short trip away from Thailand, a short flight away, Central Vietnam is a must-visit. It's guaranteed to have everything you need.

📍Location: Central Vietnam (Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An)
🚎Transportation: Local Tour
⭐️Difficulty Level: 2/5 ⭐️⭐️
💰Trip Price: Approximately 10,000 THB/person

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