Vietnam wins Asia’s Leading Nature Destination at the 2024 World Travel Awards, highlighting its stunning landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and rich adventure opportunities.
For the third consecutive year, Vietnam has been honored as Asia’s Leading Nature Destination at the 31st World Travel Awards Asia & Oceania Gala Ceremony in 2024. This recognition highlights Vietnam's rich natural beauty and ecological diversity, reinforcing its status as a top global travel destination.

A Land of Diverse Natural Beauty
Spanning over 331,000 km² along the East Sea coast, Vietnam boasts an incredibly varied landscape that includes majestic mountain ranges, vast rice fields, lush tea hills, stunning waterfalls, and pristine beaches. Tourists from all over the world are drawn to the country’s captivating scenery, which offers experiences ranging from peaceful seaside retreats to thrilling mountain adventures.

Vietnam’s coastline stretches for 3,260 km, with many beaches celebrated for their white sand, golden sunshine, and crystal-clear waters. Notable beach destinations include My Khe (Da Nang), Cu Lao Cham (Hoi An), Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc, where visitors can enjoy water sports or simply relax by the sea.

Adventure in Vietnam’s Mountains and Caves
For adventure seekers, Vietnam’s towering mountain ranges and mysterious caves provide thrilling opportunities. Fansipan Peak in Lao Cai, known as the "roof of Indochina," along with other peaks like Pu Ta Leng (Lai Chau) and Ta Xua (Son La, Yen Bai), are popular trekking destinations that offer stunning panoramic views.

Vietnam is also home to Son Doong Cave in Quang Binh, the largest natural cave in the world, which continues to amaze explorers with its immense size and hidden ecosystems. Other impressive caves like Dau Go (Quang Ninh) and Mua Cave (Ninh Binh) attract tourists with their unique geological formations and adventure potential.

Waterfalls: Nature’s Majestic Artwork
Vietnam’s natural wonders extend to its beautiful waterfalls, which are scattered throughout the country’s dense forests. Ban Gioc Waterfall in Cao Bang, one of the most famous, captivates visitors with its thunderous cascades and scenic surroundings. Other notable waterfalls include Dai Yem (Moc Chau), Yang Bay (Khanh Hoa), Pongour (Lam Dong), and Dray Nur (Dak Lak), each offering a unique experience of Vietnam's untamed beauty.

A Biodiverse Wonderland
Beyond its scenic landscapes, Vietnam is home to a diverse ecosystem that includes numerous nature reserves and national parks. These protected areas harbor rare and endemic species such as the saola, red pine, crested pheasant, and white-necked crane. With its rich biodiversity, Vietnam offers excellent opportunities for ecotourism and nature-based tourism, helping raise awareness about environmental conservation.

A Top Destination for Nature Lovers
Vietnam’s blend of natural wonders, favorable climate, and ecological diversity has firmly placed it on the global tourism map. The country's combination of untouched beauty, rich cultural heritage, and diverse ecosystems makes it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. Vietnam’s recognition as Asia’s Leading Nature Destination is a testament to the value of its natural heritage, which continues to inspire and attract travelers from around the world.