Vietnam has a rich history that has impacted countries around the world. Americans often travel to this beautiful country so they can learn more about the atrocities of war. Whether you’re interested in learning about the Vietnam war or the country itself, you should consider visiting Vietnam. Besides learning about history, you’ll also walk around the beautiful landscapes and amazing architecture. The country is overflowing with fun attractions that will satisfy every member of your group. Below, you’re going to learn more about the top attractions in Vietnam.
Suoi Tien Theme Park
First and foremost, you’ll want to travel to Ho Chi Minh City so you can check out the Suoi Tien Theme Park. The Buddha-themed park is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. It offers thrilled and water rides for people of all ages. Plus, it is an inexpensive theme park. The theme park first opened in 1995. Since then, it has grown in popularity. It has a little of everything, including a roller coaster and the big wheel. If you’re going to be spending 10 days in Vietnam, visiting this theme park should be a top priority. It is great for groups with members of all ages.
Tad Sae Waterfall
You can find many waterfalls in the United States and elsewhere. However, it is difficult to top the Tad Sae Waterfall. It is an amazing natural wonder located near Luang Prabang. Just remember that you’ll only be able to enjoy this attraction during the wet season. The attraction is also referred to as the Tat Sae Waterfalls. The water flows over limestone formations around trees. Suffice to say, it is a beautiful attraction so bring your camera.
Ti Top Island
Next, you’ll want to take your friends and loved ones to Ti Top Island which is located east of Bai Chay. The small island is beautiful. It features a crescent shape and plenty of beach land to enjoy. Besides swimming, you can also hike to the top. It is roughly a 15-minute hike but you can follow steps to the peak. Once you’ve finished, you’ll have a beautiful view in front of you. Visiting Ti Top Island will prove to be an unforgettable experience.
War Remnants Museum
Don’t forget to visit the War Remnants Museum or the Museum of Chinese and American War Crimes. The attraction is likely one of the most popular in Ho Chi Minh City. In 2009, it received half a million visitors. The museum was established in 1975. Although it focuses on the Vietnam War, it also has exhibits linked to the Indochina War. During your visit, you’ll learn more about the My Lai massacre and the tiger cages that once held political prisoners.
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
Finally, plan a stop at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh. The museum chronicles the Cambodian genocide. It is estimated that there were more than 18,000 prisoners and the majority of them were killed. One of the most notable inmates was Chum Mey. This attraction is worth your time so you can learn more about this atrocity.
