Running through five countries, The Mekong is one of the longest rivers in the world. But what does it look like when it hits the sea?

While Phu Quoc Island is developing at a breakneck pace, the islands nearby remain untouched. Two of the better known places in Phu Quoc's vicinity are Nam Du and Hon Son.

Cua Lo is one of the most popular holiday spots for people living in and around Hanoi. But just to its north there's an area which is quite spectacular.

When people go to Halong Bay, they only see one side of what the area has to offer. Here's the other side.

Nam Dinh in Northern Vietnam is famed for its churches. But one of them stands out from the rest.

Quy Nhon is one of those of cities that time forgot. Six hours south of Danang, it's home to some of the best seafood in the country and unparalleled beaches. Yet few people visit. Here's some reasons to head to the Quy Nhon and the area in its vicinity.

Sometimes nature creates something which looks like it's from another world. The rocks, the coin-like rocks of Ganh Da Dia are just that. Found in Phu Yen, the province north of Nha Trang, this out-of-the-way spot has gone from obscurity to tourist site in a matter of five years. Yet they remain untouched.

Located in the East Sea close to the province of Ca Mau, Con Dao is the wildest part of Vietnam. A national park protected by the army, this archipelago is home to some of the most unspoilt scenery in Vietnam.

Lying in between Nha Trang and Mui Ne, Ninh Thuan is one of those provinces that people seem to miss. Yet, home to the largest population of Cham in Vietnam, its natural beauty is astounding. We head to the coastal area around Nui Chua National Park, home to one one of Vietnam's top resorts - Amanoi.

Over the past 20 years, Mui Ne has become the closest big-resort location to Ho Chi Minh City. But in an area where the Vietnamese desert stretches down to the sea, much remains undiscovered, and in many areas, life remains unchanged.