Vietnam’s top lagoons VietNamNet Bridge would like to introduce the four best lagoons in Vietnam, which attract a lot of tourists every year. Van Long Lagoon, Ninh Binh Province Van Long Lagoon is located about 80km from Hanoi, in Gia Vien district, Ninh Binh province. Like Long Lagoon in Ba Vi district, Hanoi, Van Long Lagoon is an interesting destination in the North. Surrounded by limestone mountains and spectacular caves, Van Long Lagoon is becoming an attractive eco-tourism site for domestic and foreign tourists. Van Long Lagoon is also the largest wetland reserve in northern Vietnam, with thousands of fauna and floral species, including many rare species such as white-hipped langur, Tibetan bear, antelope, big loris, red-faced monkeys, leopards, etc. It also has charming and poetic scenery and many relics. Van Long also has 32 beautiful caves such as Ca, Bong, Rua, Chanh... Each cave has its original beauty. Van Long is not only a submerged nature reserve but also a site of historical heritage. It is a mecca for eco-tourism but also a place to study ideal for researchers, students and Vietnamese and foreign students O Loan Lagoon, Phu Yen Province Phu Yen is famous for its unique Ganh Da Dia. But few know that not far away from that site is a poetic beauty of water and clouds - O Loan Lagoon. This is a brackish water lagoon with magical beauty of the town of Chi Thanh in Tuy An district. At dawn, O Loan lagoon looks like a giant bird that is about to spread its wings to fly into the sky. Also at that angle, in the sunset, the lagoon looks like a flying bird to find a peaceful place. As a brackish water lagoon, O Loan has a lot of seafood such as oysters, shrimp, squid, jellyfish, seaweed, scallops, crab... Visiting O Loan to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery and enjoy seafood, visitors can feel all the beauty of dreaming Phu Yen. Nha Phu Lagoon, Khanh Hoa province Located between Nha Trang and Van Phong Bays, 15 km north of the center of Nha Trang city, Nha Phu lagoon emerges as an attractive destination which converges natural beauty with mountains, forests, streams, waterfalls and sea. Coming to Nha Phu you will have the opportunity to mingle with the complete transformation of the nature of the three islands: Hon Thi, Hon Heo and Hon Lao. All of them are peaceful oases in the heart of the romantic ocean. What would be more interesting than playing in the crystal clear water in the morning, going into the jungle in the afternoon, waiting for the sunset to camp with friends along the stream and toast, dance and dance at night near a flickering firelight?... Nha Phu is too much attractive and still waiting for your visit. Tam Giang Lagoon, Thua Thien - Hue Tam Giang Lagoon, about 15 kilometers from Hue City, is endowed with pristine and handsome features like a would-be suitor. With 22,000 hectares of water surface, Tam Giang Lagoon is the dating place of three big rivers, O Lau, Huong and Bo, before they run into the sea through the Thuan An estuary. To get to the lagoon, travelers can take a 30 minute ride along O Lau River then pass through Bao Vinh ancient town, and finally to Vinh Tu wharf. From there, travelers can depart on a fishing boat with locals to explore the mystery of the lagoon. The most beautiful moments on the lagoon are at sunset when it turns purple. A few fishing boats return home late with lines of casuarinas running with the skyline separating the water from the sky, with the whole lagoon’s surface shaking in the breeze. These are images that visitors have to capture. Tam Giang locals survive due to catching fish and shrimp. Men go fishing offshore. Before the sun breaks over the eastern horizon they get up to collect fish and shrimp from traps. And at dusk, they reset traps and nets. Meanwhile, women toil to catch oysters and clam as they have to soak their body in water for some hours to finish their work. Under the final rays of sunshine, some kids in old costumes frolic in the shallow water as others tie their father’s boat and go for a swim. Endowed by nature, Tam Giang is spoiled with its biodiversity and rare and valuable marine products. Every day, large volumes of fish caught at the lagoon are then sold in local markets or to wholesale traders. Some locals keep some of the goods to make fish sauce. The lagoon is also home to a number of birds’ species and a variety of fauna and flora species. The lagoon is also like a giant air-conditioning area, contributing to present storms in Hue City. People call Tam Giang-Cau Hai an unopened treasure. Coming to the lagoon, tourists never leave without sampling fresh seafood in cottages along the lagoon such as fish, squid, clam, crab or shrimp. Depplus