Sapa is home to a wealth of colorful, diverse hill tribes, who have steadfastly resisted integration into Vietnamese society and modern life. In fact, the hill tribes, including the Hmong, Dao (Dzao), Tay, Day (Dzay) and Xa Pho, comprise the majority of inhabitants in the area, outnumbering the Vietnamese (Kinh) who prefer the warmer low lands.

A UNESCO world heritage site and truly a natural wonder -  Halong Bay is made up of over 3000 limestone karsts that soar skyward out of calm emerald waters. Within the islands of the Bay there are hundreds of beautiful caves, including many famous names such as Thien Cung, Dau Go, Sung Sot

Cat Ba National Park is situated in Cat Ba Island and on several smaller islands nearby. The park currently comprises 98km2 of total land are, 54km2 of inshore waters. The National Park was Vietnam’s first national park to included both terrestrial and marine ecosystems.

Hanoi is the Politic - Economic - Cultural - Science and Technology centre of the whole countrv. The city is located in the center of the Northern Delta with the population of 2,6 million people, the area is over 927 km2.

Hue has been known as a city with a glorious royal architectures and cultural beauty which characterises Vietnamese identity in the fields of folk music, festivals, religions, and traditional handicrafts. This area saw so many patriotic revolution movements against foreign invasion through ages that indeed Hue became Vietnam's most well known ancient capital.