Vietnam: (Full Color) Ho Chi Minh City & Hanoi Paperback – December 10, 2015

This is the “Full Color” version of “Vietnam : Ho Chi Minh City & Hanoi”.If you take a look at the free sample of this book, you will shortly come to know the reason why you can get all attractions at Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi by yourself. Maps and photos indicated by arrows and explaining boxes together with detailed information especially on the “ways” to the must-visits, will give you full confidence when you try the 2 key cities of Vietnam. You will meet Ho Chi Minh City first, which was formerly known as “Saigon”. The economic capital of Vietnam is located at the southern area of Vietnam. Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam for more than 1000 years, will follow Ho Chi Minh City. It is located at the northern part of Vietnam.At Ho Chi Minh City, you will take a look at “City Hall” first. It is one of the most beautiful colonial buildings standing at the heart of the city. And, the other 11 attractions will be followed. They are (2) Opera House, (3) Notre Dame Cathedral, (4) Central Post Office, (5) Reunification Palace, (6) Ben Thanh Market, (7) Fine Arts Museum, (8) De Tham Road (Travelers’ Street), (9) Mariamman Hindu Temple, (10) Saigon Riverside, (11) China Town and (12) Le Van Tam Park together with Tran Hung Dao Temple.At Hanoi, you will meet “Old Quarter” first. It consists of 36 streets which have been established since 1010 when Emperor Ly Thai To moved the capital city of Vietnam from Hoa Lu to “Thang Long”, currently “Hanoi”. And, the other 5 parts will be followed. They are the legendary (2) Lake Hoan Kiem, (3) a luxurious road of Trang Tien, (4) Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum Complex, (5) Ha Long Bay, one of the 7 World Landscapes, and (6) Ninh Binh, known as “Ha Long Bay on the land”.Keep this book in your pack and fly to Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi. Then, it will show you all of the ways to the must-visits at the 2 key cities of Vietnam. Except “Ha Long Bay” and “Ninh Binh” which are situated at the outskirts of Hanoi, you can get all attractions by your own self. You need neither to chase after a guide nor to ask passers-by for your destination. Read more