If the North welcomes summer happily after long, cold winter months and wet, drizzly spring, the Central region welcomes the strong sea breeze and the South has alternating rain and sunshine on fertile gardens.
Such a diversity of weather and landscape is enough for tourists to create a rich menu and a challenging schedule to explore with “nothing but passion”. Summer is the season of vacations, from vast green mountains to white sand beaches with blue water, from gentle street corners to the countryside full of legendary colors.
Humans are like a fruit of nature, ripened by the sun, rain, waves and wind. On the lips of travelers, the song is bustling from the moment "the sky gradually rises higher, my soul seems like a bird's wings" (Entering Summer - Le Huu Ha) to the endless "Summer is happy, my feet spread their wings, my hair is pink and my eyes sparkle" (Rainy Hair - Pham The My). Because of this joy, people's feet and hearts seem to fly up, fly far away to freely explore. Summer is like the golden time for the land along the East Sea to shine in a series of long festivals.
The destination can be as simple as a harvest festival in the countryside that makes people attached to their villages and roots; or it requires a lot of preparation like an adventure in caves or underground rivers famous for their challenges; or it can be leisurely on white sand strips welcoming the blue water of the sea... Those are all gifts that make you happy. Do you choose the North with Co To island district or the Central with the World Natural Heritage Phong Nha - Ke Bang? Or the Southern garden region that helps you slow down, leisurely following the rhythm of the water in the Nine Dragons land?
For each place, the greatest gift is sometimes the beauty of life there, the difference and diversity of each place makes each gift different. Read the travel guide "Summer Gift" published in May and June 2024 on Vietnam Airlines flights. The publication will bring you useful information for a vibrant and memorable summer.
Sunny season, the season calls people to go.
Heritage Magazine
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