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Unique in Southeast Asia, differ from Laos and Cambodia, Vietnam is a fascinating meld of Confucian values, western capitalism and the somnolent pace of life that is so characteristic of the far east.
While the legacy of both the war and Vietnam’s seductive French colonial era remain well evident, both are being pushed well into the background as the very young, vivacious and enterprising Vietnamese population concentrate fully on the future.
For the independent traveler and tourist, Vietnam offers enough experiences and attractions to fill a lifetime. From sitting on a barge in the Mekong Delta eating freshly caught crispy fish, to the breathtaking vistas of Haling Bay or the charming yet cheeky novice that takes you around his village pagoda, traveling in Vietnam is an experience you’ll never forget.
Sitting in a Saigon streetside cafe you can enjoy steaming noodles, while just down the road, cyclo drivers — relics of yesteryear — badger and bark at each other over a game of checkers, only to look up, catch your eye, and break out into that amazing Vietnamese smile.
Open to foreign tourists for well over a decade, Vietnam has rapidly developed a well-trodden trail of tourist attractions. In the north, hanoi charms, while the vistas of Ha Long Bay and the hilltribes of Sapa draw tourists in their thousands. In the centre of Vietnam the remnants of the war can still be seen around the DMZ, the Imperial capital of Hue offers a glimpse into yesteryear and the incredibly popular Hoi An attracts shoppers in their droves. South again to the beach strips of Nha Trang and Mui Ne offering the opportunity of a bit of sun and sand, before reaching the country’s southern capital Saigon. Below Saigon the Mekong Delta offers much to the independent and intrepid traveller — be sure to palm of the organized tours and do it yourself — you won’t regret it.
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A view of Bien Ho in Pleiku City. (Photo: SGT) About six kilometers north of Pleiku City, Bien Ho, or Sea Lake, is a crater that has been dormant for millions of years. Its surface area is about 250 hectares and its average depth is from 20 to 40 meters.
Tam Dao in mist. 
More villas are built in Tam Dao. 
Chayote – Tam Dao’s specialty. 
The road to the television tower. 
The television tower is built at Tam Dao’s highest site. 
With 269,000 hectares of fruit, the Mekong Delta is the largest fruit growing area in Vietnam, which accounts for 70 percent of the country’s total fruit area. With a diverse range of fruits, which have high economic value such as Lo Ren Vinh Kim star apple, Hoa Loc mango, Cho Gao dragon fruit, Tan Phuoc longan and Cai Be mandarin and attractive tourist sites such as Thoi Son Island, Cai Be floating market…, the Mekong Delta has a lot of advantages to develop tourism. At a Vietnam Fruit Festival which recently took place in Tien Giang province, managers, scientists and businesses discussed weaknesses and suggested solutions to develop the region’s tourism.
According to organisers, 50 countries have so far registered to participate in the large festival that features not only the cuisine but also the culture of those countries. 
