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Vietnam Location Map: Vietnam in World Map & Vietnam Map in Asia
Those 2 Vietnam location maps shows where Vietnam is in the world and in Asia. It's a long country on the eastern edge of Southeast Asia, next to China, Laos, and Cambodia.
Vietnam in World Map: Southeast Asia
Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia, shaped like an elongated "S" along the eastern coast of the Indochina Peninsula.
The country stretches about 1,650 kilometers from north to south. On the world map, Vietnam lies between 8° and 24° north latitude, making it a tropical and subtropical country.
Vietnam Map in Asia: Vietnam's Neighbors
Let me point out Vietnam's neighbors on this map. To the north is China, to the west are Laos and Cambodia. The most striking feature is Vietnam's long eastern coastline along the South China Sea, stretching over 3,260 kilometers. And the Gulf of Thailand touches the southern tip.
- North: Borders China
- South: Reaches the Gulf of Thailand (near Ho Chi Minh City)
- East: Faces the South China Sea with stunning beaches
- West: Touches Laos and Cambodia
Vietnam Map with Cities: Map of North, Centre & South Vietnam
Take a closer look at Vietnam's 3 distinct regions through these detailed maps. The northern map reveals Hanoi and Halong Bay's surroundings, the central Vietnam map showcases ancient Hue and Hoi An, while the southern Vietnam map highlights Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta area.
North Vietnam Map: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay & More
Cities: Hanoi, Halong Bay, Sapa, Ninh Binh, Mai Chau
This region is where most travelers start exploring Vietnam, with the main international gateway being Hanoi's Noi Bai Airport. North Vietnam combines limestone mountains, rice terraces, and ancient culture—perfect for first-time travelers.
From the map, you can see the following Highlights:
- Hanoi: The heart of the north. Experience the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, Temple of Literature, and vibrant street food scene.
- Halong Bay: A UNESCO site 170 km east of Hanoi. Marvel at thousands of limestone islands; enjoy overnight cruises and kayaking adventures.
- Sapa: Mountainous region near the China border. Explore terraced rice fields, trek through ethnic minority villages, and climb Mount Fansipan.
- Ninh Binh: 100 km south of Hanoi. Visit "Halong Bay on land," Tam Coc boat rides, and ancient Hoa Lu temples.
- Mai Chau: West of Hanoi. Peaceful valley perfect for cycling, traditional stilt house stays, and Thai cultural experiences.
Tourist Tip: Allow 5-7 days to explore this region. Best visited between September and December when the weather is cool and dry.
Hanoi Map: City Map, Old Quarter Map & Tourist Map
Ha Long Bay Map: Ha Long Bay Cruise Map & Tourist Map
Central Vietnam Map: Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue & More
Cities: Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue, Nha Trang, Dalat
This region represents Vietnam's cultural heartland, connecting North and South Vietnam. Most visitors arrive via Da Nang International Airport. Central Vietnam offers UNESCO heritage sites, pristine beaches, and imperial history—ideal for culture and beach lovers.
Key Cities & Highlights:
- Da Nang: Central Vietnam's gateway, home to the international airport. Located midway between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City . Visit My Khe Beach, Marble Mountains, and enjoy spectacular views from Ba Na Hills.
- Hue: 100 km north of Da Nang. Vietnam's former imperial capital. Explore the UNESCO Citadel, royal tombs, and cruise the Perfume River.
- Hoi An: 30 km south of Da Nang. A UNESCO-listed ancient town with lantern-lit streets, Japanese bridges, and tailor shops. Cycle to nearby rice paddies or An Bang Beach.
- Nha Trang: 400 km south of Da Nang. Dive into turquoise waters, visit Po Nagar Cham Towers, or relax at Vinpearl Island.
Da Nang Map: Tourist & Attractions Map of Da Nang, Vietnam
Hue Vietnam Map: Hue Imperial City Map & Tourist Map
Hoi An Maps: Hoi An Old Town Map & Tourist Map
South Vietnam Map: Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta & Phu Quoc
Cities: Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Can Tho, Phu Quoc, Mui Ne, Da Lat
This map introduces Southern Vietnam, a region of bustling cities, lush deltas, and tropical islands. Most travelers start in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC). South Vietnam combines bustling city life, lush Mekong Delta, and beach destinations—perfect for urban explorers and nature lovers.
From the map, you can see the following Highlights:
- Ho Chi Minh City: The southern hub. Discover Ben Thanh Market, War Remnants Museum, Cu Chi Tunnels, and vibrant street food culture.
- Can Tho: Heart of the Mekong Delta. Experience floating markets, fruit orchards, and traditional river life.
- Phu Quoc: Island in the Gulf of Thailand. Enjoy pristine beaches, snorkeling, fish sauce factories, and pearl farms.
- Mui Ne: Coastal resort town east of HCMC. Famous for sand dunes, kitesurfing, and fishing village scenes.
- Da Lat: Highland city northeast of HCMC. Explore French colonial architecture, flower gardens, waterfalls, and cool mountain climate.
Tourist Tip: Allow 5-7 days to explore this region. Best visited between December and April during the dry season. Avoid May-November when afternoon rains are common.
Ho Chi Minh City Map: Tourist & Travel Map of Ho Chi Minh City
Mekong Delta Map (Detailed): Mekong River Delta Map, Vietnam
Vietnam Tourist Map: Find Top Attractions on Map
Having previously explored some local attractions in Vietnam, let's now look at this comprehensive Vietnam tourist map where we've marked all of Vietnam's most popular tourist sites. We can identify the most visited attractions from north to south.
Ha Long Bay: UNESCO wonder with thousands of limestone islands. Must-try experiences include kayaking through caves and overnight cruises.
Sapa Rice Terraces: Magnificent step-farming landscapes stretching across mountainsides, best viewed September-October when rice turns golden.
Trang An Scenic Complex (Ninh Binh): UNESCO site featuring limestone karsts, ancient temples, and scenic boat rides through caves and rice fields.
Hue Imperial Citadel: UNESCO site, former home of Nguyen Dynasty emperors, showcasing royal Vietnamese architecture.
Hoi An Ancient Town: UNESCO-protected 15th-19th century trading port, famous for monthly lantern festivals and preserved architecture.
Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills): Giant hands holding a golden bridge, surrounded by mountain views and French village architecture.
My Son Sanctuary: UNESCO site with ancient Cham temples dating from 4th-13th centuries.
Cu Chi Tunnels: Vast network of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam War, now a fascinating historical site.
Cai Rang Floating Markets: Vietnam largest floating markets.
Phu Quoc Island: White-sand beaches, snorkeling, and Phu Quoc National Park
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Airports in Vietnam Map: How to Get to Vietnam by Air
Here you can see 2 useful Vietnam airports maps to help you fly to and around Vietnam. One map shows you how to get to Vietnam from other countries, with all the flight paths coming into Vietnam's biggest airports. The other map helps you move around inside Vietnam, showing how all the cities connect by air.
Main International Gateway: Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam has 3 main big airports for international flights. In the north, you'll fly into Hanoi's Noi Bai Airport. Most flights here come from East Asia like Tokyo and Seoul, and some from Europe and Australia.
In the middle of Vietnam, Da Nang Airport welcomes planes mostly from nearby Asian countries. In the south, Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat Airport is the busiest, with flights from all over the world, including Australia, Europe and America.
Domestic Airports in Vietnam: How to Travel Around Vietnam
Inside Vietnam, you can fly between many cities. The main route goes between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, taking about two hours. There are also airports near famous places like Halong Bay, Hue, Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc Island. These smaller airports make it easy to move around the country quickly.
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Vietnam Travel Map: Ideal Travel Length & Itinerary
Let me share these two helpful travel maps of Vietnam. One shows you how long to stay in each popular city, while the other maps out a perfect 8-day journey through Vietnam's highlights - from Hanoi's old streets to Halong Bay's waters, through charming Hoi An, busy Ho Chi Minh City, and the peaceful Mekong Delta.
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