Vietnam named in top 10 best destinations in the world
With its majestic natural landscapes and friendly people, Vietnam has been named in the top 10 of the 20 best countries in the world to visit by CN Traveler magazine.
Vietnam was introduced by CN Traveler as a country with a diverse climate, changing from the northern mountainous provinces to the southern palm-shaded beaches on a stretch of more than 1,500km. In particular, Sa Pa (Lao Cai), Phu Quoc (Kien Giang), Hoi An (Quang Nam), Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City are destinations mentioned by the famous travel magazine. CN Traveler rated Vietnam at 90.46 points.
Topping the rankings, Indonesia received the highest rating from CN Traveler readers. The country of thousands of islands attracts visitors to its poetic beaches and beautiful natural scenery. As a neighboring country of Vietnam, Thailand is also named, with plenty of beautiful islands and beaches to choose from./.
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