Vietnamese landscapes are among 10 ideal hot spots in Asia
(VOVWORLD) - Channel NewsAsia (Singapore) recently selected Sapa, Ba Na, and Da Lat among the 10 ideal cool destinations to avoid the summer heat in Asia.
 The first place suggested by Channel News Asia is Sapa. The climate is not the only feature that makes Sa Pa so attractive. The villages, terraced fields, waterfalls also contain cultural stories that attract tourists. (Photo: Travel + Leisure Asia)
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 Thac Bac Waterfall is always on the top of the best Sapa waterfalls. (Photo: topriviu.vn) |
 Visitors can conquer Fansipan peak – the highest mountain in Southeast Asia with a climbing trip or choose to take the cable car to enjoy the panoramic view. (Photo: Sunworld) |
 Sunset on O Quy Ho pass, the largest and most beautiful pass of Sapa. (Photo: To Ba Hieu/vietnamnet.vn) |
 Channel News Asia describes that while Sa Pa is attractive by its rustic features, Ba Na Hills, located at an altitude of 1,489 m on Chua Mountain, in Da Nang city, offers an ideal entertainment, entertainment and resort experience. (Photo: toquoc.vn) |
 The Ba Na Hills cable car network. (Photo: Sunworld) |
 The Sun God Waterfall in Da Nang is one of the unique sculptures in Vietnam. (Photo: vietnamnet.vn) |
 Ba Na Hills is famous for its iconic Golden Bridge, the uniqueness of this structure has immediately caused a fever on social networks since its launch in 2018. (Photo: toquoc.vn) |
 With Da Lat, Channel News Asia believes that this place is considered the “Paris of Vietnam”. (Photo: amazingourworld.com) |
 Da Lat has a lot of European charm with a train station, churches and picturesque villas. (Photo: tapchikientruc.com.vn) |
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 Da Lat is also an ideal tourist destination for visitors who like thrills because there are games such as Zipline and SUP rowing. In addition to the above locations, Channel News Asia lists some other locations such as: Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands and Kundasang of Malaysia, Khao Yai, Khao Kho, Chiang Rai (Thailand), Alishan (Chinese Taipei). |