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The Kh'leang Pagoda in Soc Trang Vietnam is among the most beautiful Khmer Pagodas in town and in the Mekong Delta. The Kleang Pagoda is 1km from the center of Soc Trang City. If you travel to Soc Trang from Tra Vinh or Can Tho, then the pagoda is right on the way into the city boasting its splendid architecture and lush timber trees.

Ma Le Market is about 10km north-west of Dong Van Town, on the way to Lung Cu Flag Tower in Ha Giang Province. Ma Le is not as famous as Dong Van Market and people come here are mostly from local ethnic communities. The market is on every Saturday morning, but some restaurants start selling from Friday late afternoon. Local boys and girls also come early for a drink and for socializing.

Ma Phuc Pass in Cao Bang Province is on the way between Cao Bang Town and the Ban Gioc Waterfall. The pass is not famous for high elevation or the dangerous appearance like some others in Vietnam, but for the idyllic natural beauty that one could capture from the top of the pass.

Ma Pi Leng Pass is among the most beautiful mountain passes in Vietnam. The pass is nearly 1,400-1,700m in elevation and the length is about 20km between Dong Van Town and Meo Vac Town, in Ha Giang Province.

The Mia Pagoda is located in Dong Sang Village, Duong Lam Commune, Son Tay Town, Hanoi. The pagoda is among the most beautiful ancient pagodas in Vietnam.

Minh Mang was the ruling king of Vietnam from 1820 to 1841. In 1826, the King ordered the search for a good site to build his tomb and found the place only in 1840.

Mount Bach Moc Luong Tu(officially reverted to its correct name Ky Quan San from April 7th, 2018) straddles Lao Cai and Lai Chau Provinces. The peak of the mountain is 3,046m above sea level and you can climb the mountain from both Lai Chau and Lao Cai.

Lao Cai is home to the highest mountain peak in Vietnam, Mount Fansipan. Nestled at the base of Mount Fansipan is Sapa Town, one of the most popular hill stations in the country. Both Sapa and Mount Fansipan have been turned into a money making machine and lots of constructions have been going on here. The town and the mountain are losing the pristine charm and the adventure travelers are looking for alternatives...

Mount Pha Luong, about 2,000m above sea level, is located in Chieng Son Commune, Moc Chau District, Son La Province. The mountain stretches right on the border between Vietnam and Laos.

Mui Ne Fishing Village is 7 km north of Mui Ne Town. The Village offers swaying palm trees and hundred of boats mooring on the water. The best time to visit Mui Ne Fishing Village is in early morning or in late afternoon.

Muong Phang is a valley 30km from Dien Bien Phu City via route 279 (Route 41 during the Dien Bien Phu Battle), 20km via the mountain path and 10km as the crow flies.

From 2nd century A.D through the 13th century, there used to be a kingdom called Champa in the Central and South Central Region of Vietnam. Champa owed its spiritual existence to Indian Hinduism. The remains of the Cham Civilization are still found at My Son Cham Ruins. For most of its existence, My Son was Champa's religious, cultural and political center.

Nguom Ngao Cave is in Dam Thuy Commune, Trung Khanh District, Cao Bang Province. Nguom Ngao Cave is 89 km from Cao Bang Town and 3 km from Ban Gioc Waterfall, the cave is in a limestone mountain range and has most parts underground and some parts under water.

The Nhan Cham Tower is on top of the Nhan Mountain in Tuy Hoa City. The mountain top is 64m above the sea level which offers amazing views of the sea, of Tuy Hoa City and the surrounding countryside.

Nhi Thanh is the second biggest cave in Lang Son City; the cave is 800m from Tam Thanh Cave and 3km from the city center. Nhi Thanh Cave is 300m long and the cave has openings to both sides of the mountain. While it's rocky inside Tam Thanh Cave, at Nhi Thanh cave it is even inside. There's a stream with flowing water inside Nhi Thanh Cave.

Nom Village in Hung Yen Province in northern Vietnam is one of a few villages in Vietnam that still preserves ancient houses and architectures. One of the architectural gems of Nom Village is Nom Pagoda.

The One Pillar Pagoda (also known as Dien Huu or Lien Hoa Dai) is located near Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum in Hanoi. The site was originally in the Royal Garden when the pagoda was first built.

Pac Bo is in Ha Quang District of Cao Bang Province, 50km from Cao Bang Town. Pac Bo was where Ho Chi Minh returned to Vietnam after 30 years traveling the world seeking ways to liberate Vietnam from the French rule.

The Perfume Pagoda is actually a complex of pagodas built into mountain cliffs located 60 km (2 hour drive) southwest of Ha Noi.

Pha Din is a 32-km mountain pass connecting Son La and Dien Bien via Route 6. “Pha Din” in local Thai Language means “Heaven and Earth”. The highest point on the pass is over 1,600m above sea level. The pass is one of the four most sublime mountain passes in northern Vietnam. The other three are O Quy Ho (between Lai Chau and Lao Cai), Ma Pi Leng (Ha Giang), Khau Pha (Yen Bai).