Tired of the standard rest and wanted exotic? Welcome to Vietnam! This southeastern state will surely appeal to nature lovers. There are about 60 nature reserves and 12 national parks at their disposal. And lovers of passive recreation are waiting for a lot of beaches here, because this country has a coastline 3,000 kilometers long. Also in Vietnam there is a lot of interesting things for lovers of culture and history.
This is a fairly civilized country, and Vietnam's international airports happily welcome tourists. In fact, there are 15 airport terminals in this country, but only five of them accept international flights. They are located in Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc and Haiphong.
Direct planes from Russia land mainly in two of them. And these airports are located in different parts of Vietnam: one in the north, in the capital of Hanoi, and the other insouth, in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon). But from Moscow they are located at approximately the same distance - approximately 9-10 hours of summer. Fans of excursions usually choose the northern, Hanoi airport. Vietnam here appears to tourists in the form of a modern two-story building made of concrete and glass. This is Non Bai Air Terminal.
This is the oldest and already familiar airport for tourists. It received international status in 1975. And at the dawn of the new millennium, in 2001, a modern international terminal was opened in it. And tourists visiting Asia for the first time see the most modern airport upon arrival. Vietnam is seen by many as a poor country. But the terminal building has all the necessary infrastructure: cafes, shops, ATMs and more. You can also book a hotel room here.
Well, beach lovers usually fly straight to Ho Chi Minh City. Here they get to Tan Son Nhat - the second most important airport. Vietnam welcomes tourists all year round. But this terminal is busiest in winter. Despite this, Tan Son Nhat copes well with the flow of people who want to relax on the beaches of Vietnam, its capacity is 10 million people a year.
This is facilitated by the new and spacious international terminal opened in 2007. Its four-story building was planned and built by Japanese designers and architects. And its total area is approximately 10,000 square meters. And it took about three years to build, and the result is the most modern airport.
Vietnam is a rather big country,you can travel inside it by air. Therefore, at each international airport there are terminals serving domestic lines. In addition, there are about a dozen local airports. And all Vietnamese flights are well connected to each other. So tourists do not have to spend a lot of time waiting for their flight.
Also worth noting is another airport in Vietnam - Nha Trang. It received international status in 2009. Since then, it has been accepting international flights, including charter ones, from the CIS countries. Airplanes from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City also land here regularly (three times a day). And from this terminal you can easily fly to such a popular Vietnamese resort as Da Nang.
