When it comes to finding ways to relax, Vietnam has something for everyone. From the hustle and bustle of city life in the south, to the stunning countryside of the north, this beautiful country offers a wealth of opportunities for visitors looking to take a break from the everyday routine. In this article, we'll explore ten different ways to relax while traveling in Northern Vietnam. photo: Quang Nguyen Vinh 1. Go for a drive on…
I think that “beach hopping” is a great way to relax in Northern Vietnam. There are many beautiful beaches around the region, and you can easily spend days on them if you want.
@RinieTran What is the best area for this? I know there are a lot of beaches but I would imagine they need to be close together, close enough anyway, to do this without wasting time!
I would add to this list the best way to relax in northern Vietnam: taking a bike ride through the countryside. The Vietnamese countryside is stunning and you'll see local farmers going about their business, which is always a calming sight.
I love articles like these. Sometimes I am planning a trip and completely overlook or forget amazing things I can be enjoying in the area. Vietnam is such a beautiful place filled with everything!
There are so many different things to do. I have yet to do everything I want to in Vietnam but one of my favorite ways to relax when I go is getting some coffee or tea early in the morning and just enjoying nature.
@homeg1rl This is something I did the last time I went and I feel like I was missing out this whole time. There are parks, fields, and outdoor areas that are just amazing!
Up north is my favorite area for the food, culture, and weather. I have been to many different areas around Vietnam but I have gone to northern Vietnam several times.
I disagree, as I find the central region of Vietnam to be the most relaxing. The slower pace of life and stunning landscapes make it a great place to unwind.
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There are many ways to relax in Northern Vietnam, including taking a walk in the park, visiting a beach, visiting a temple, or taking a trip to a nearby city.
Sounds like a great way to destress! I'm sure it'll be a memorable experiance.
I absolutely love Northern Vietnam! The scenery is just gorgeous and there's so much to do. I definitely recommend Ha Long Bay, Hanoi, and Mai Chau Valley. And a cooking class is always a great way to learn more about the culture.
I like to go for a drive in the country and spend time outdoors. There's something about the rural atmosphere that really relaxes me.
