Hanoi is a dreamy city has been infatuated human heart. Besides the noise and busyness, that is the poetic and peaceful beauty. From long time ago, Hanoi was famous for thirty-six streets… Each street is a village, has unique characteristics unique. In general, people here are very elegant, open-minded and friendly. They are very willing to give directions to tourists and even invite them home. Besides, they are also very hardworking people, always try their best in life. Most of their time they spend on working and raising their children. Coming to Hanoi, we can not ignore the tourist attractions such as Bat Trang pottery village, the Temple of Literature, President Ho Chi Minh mausoleum, one pillar pagoda, ... They are associated with the existence and development of Hanoi, also Vietnam. Here, we will be attracted by the special dishes such as Vong Rice, Trang Tien ice cream, Ho Tay shrimp cake ... They are very delicious and are special characteristic of Hanoi, not similar to anywhere. For me, Hanoi is a beautiful and poetic city. Hope that one day, I will meet the dream of a travel to Bat Trang pottery.

My mother had a business trip to Da Nang last weekend, and I had a chance to visit this beautiful city with her. She worked for one morning, and the rest of the time she took me outside to visit some famous places. The first spot was the Hoi An ancient town, which was a completely different world from the busy roads out there. I took many pictures with the lanterns, the old corners, and enjoyed some of the very delicious food. In the evening, we took a short trip to Dragon Bridge - a symbol of Da Nang City. Since it was Saturday night, we had chance to witness the Dragon head blowing fire and water. It was such a wonderful view, and I was really impressed by that. Next we went around the city to enjoy the nightlife here, and Da Nang was very different from Ho Chi Minh City. Next morning, we woke up pretty early to go to My Khe beach - which is also known as one of the six most beautiful beaches of the world. The sand was white, the water was crystal clear, and the ranges of coconut made the atmosphere seemed so poetic. In the afternoon, we visited the Asian Park - Sun World Da Nang Wonder so I could play some interesting games. In the evening, we went to two other famous bridges - the Han River and the Love bridges. Both of them were so beautiful, and it was a pity that we did not have more time to actually enjoy the view. I left Da Nang in regret that night, and I had to admit that Da Nang was such a worthy city to live.

Last summer, my family and I had a vacation in Dalat in order to escape the burning days in Ho Chi Minh city. Instead of traveling by plane, we chose to travel by bus to enjoy the scenery along the way. Dalat is a city of fog, so everything was covered in a thick layer of mist when we arrived there at a very early time in the morning. After checking in at the hotel, we spend time to visit Bao Dai Palace - a very famous structure that tourists should not miss when coming to Dalat. This is the place where King Bao Dai - the last king of the Nguyen Dynasty spent a part of his life together with his family. It was built in a classical European style with skilful details. In the afternoon, we visited Dalat Flower Garden, the place that gathered many different kinds of beautiful flowers from all over the world. We took several pictures there, and I heard that this place would be even prettier in the Flower Festival. In the evening, we went out to the night market to enjoy some featuring foods of Dalat and enjoy the fresh air. It was getting cold as the night approached, and I had to wear an extra T shirt right in the middle of summer. On the next day, we visited Mount Lang biang. That mountain carried a sad story of a pair of lovers who could not have a happy ending. When the girl Biang and her lover Lang were forced to leave each other, they kill them self so they could stay together forever. We ended the trip by going around the city one last time. 3 days were not enough to explore Dalat, and I am sure that I will come back here next summer.