Places to Explore In Side Trips from Ho Chi Minh City

Discover the best places to explore in Side Trips from Ho Chi Minh City with curated recommendations from our travel experts.

Can Gio

A maze of channels, inlets, and tiny hamlets hidden among swamp and forest, Can Gio has only appeared on the tourist radar within the last...

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  • 0 Hotels
  • 1 Things To Do

Con Dao Islands

One of Vietnam's star attractions, this stunning archipelago of 16 islands has picturesque beaches, jungles teeming with wildlife, and a fabulous marine environment. In 1983...

  • 6 Restaurants
  • 3 Hotels
  • 15 Things To Do

Cu Chi

Cu Chi, now an outlying district of Ho Chi Minh City, was the Vietcong base of operations during the last war. The base was underground...

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  • 1 Things To Do

Ho Coc

Two and a half hours from Ho Chi Minh City, just past Ho Tram, this is a splendid, secluded area for anyone seeking an escape...

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  • 2 Hotels
  • 1 Things To Do

Ho Tram

There's not much to Ho Tram apart from a very long—and very beautiful—stretch of golden sand beach. Two upscale resorts front the beach but it's...

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  • 2 Hotels
  • 0 Things To Do

Long Hai

There's not much to Long Hai aside from a beautiful beach and an interesting temple with views of the beach. It's close enough to Vung...

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  • 1 Hotels
  • 2 Things To Do

Tay Ninh

Generally a visit to Tay Ninh is part of a day trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels arranged through one of the travel agencies in...

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  • 0 Hotels
  • 1 Things To Do

Vung Tau

Known as Cap St-Jacques during colonial times, Vung Tau was a popular beach resort for the French and later, during the Vietnam War, it became...

  • 6 Restaurants
  • 6 Hotels
  • 14 Things To Do

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