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Ho Tram Resort & Spa
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Located along the coastal road of Ba Ria, Vung Tau Province, Ho Tram Beach Resort & Spa is the ideal getaway from the hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City.
A mere two-hour leisurely drive from Saigon, Ho Tram Beach Resort & Spa showcases authentic Vietnamese architecture with a backdrop of blue seas, clear skies and a rich garden landscape that is unique to the area.
Using only the highest quality materials, the Ho Tram Beach Resort & Spa is a great way for guests to experience local culture whilst still enjoying an international standard of service.
The resort was created to provide a memorable and authentic experience of Vietnamese culture through architectural design. It is perfect for both couples and families with its selection of uniquely designed bungalows and villas. The accommodations incorporate Vietnamese culture with western touches, creating a traditional yet modern fusion for guests to enjoy.
Private balconies allow guests to choose between a sea view and a garden view, and both are equally as spectacular. There is a range of accommodations that ensure a room to suit all guests.
Authentic and deluxe
The Garden View rooms overlook the sprawling gardens and most have a spacious open-style shower and bath. The Deluxe rooms are special, with a rich woodwork that is authentically Japanese. The Sea View rooms are situated in front of the private beach allowing guests direct access to the white sand and beautiful water of Ho Tram Beach. The Bellavista suites are exceptional in their design—reminiscent of old Vietnamese ancestral houses—come complete with a second level loft for lazy afternoons.
All rooms feature the latest amenities such as high-speed internet connection, IDD telephone, work desk, satellite television and individually controlled air-conditioning. The resort allows you to fully experience the beautiful, natural surrounds.
For dining, the resort’s restaurant has a picturesque outdoor setting while the option of an outdoor massage to enjoy nature will allow you to immerse yourself in the healing, relaxing qualities of the resort.
Ho Tram Beach Resort & Spa is the perfect venue for personal rejuvenation—it is hard not to relax in the pristine surroundings with the soothing combination of lush pine trees, sun, sea and sand.
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Guide to South Vietnam
Popular sights include the Reunification Palace, the War Remnants Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral, built in Neo- Romanesque style. The central Ben Tanh Market is the best for souvenir bargains and delicious street food. You can also visit Giac Lam Pagoda, the oldest pagoda in the city, and the spectacular Chinese-style Emperor of Jade Pagoda.
Dalat, located in the Central Highlands region is renown for its relaxing, natural ‘green’ environment. A popular tourist destination, it is probably one of Vietnam’s best-known vacation sites and is known as the country’s unofficial honeymoon mecca.
The many sites include Emperor Bao Dai’s Summer Palace and the colourful fresh food and flower markets. Picturesque crumbling French villas from the 1930s dot the surrounding hillsides.
Nha Trang is on the south central coast of Vietnam and has probably the best beach in the country. Its turquoise waters are perfect for swimming and boat trips are available to interesting offshore fishing villages and islands including Monkey Island with diving also an option.
The local beach resort in Vung Tau, located 128 kilometres south-east of Saigon, is a popular weekend getaway. The best way to reach Vung Tau is by a 75 minute hydrofoil trip from Ho Chi Minh.
The flat but lusciously green Mekong Delta is the southernmost region of Vietnam and is an attractive patchwork of rice paddies, swamps and canals. The Cai Rang floating markets are the hub of the Mekong Delta’s fishing and farming trades. These markets appear frantic but tourists should not be discouraged. Everything on sale usually hangs off the front of each boat and bargaining is encouraged.
A sampan boat is the perfect way to watch the Mekong come alive and tourists can expect to find everything from fish to jack fruit. The riverbank is dotted with stilted, wooden houses that are built right on the water’s edge.
My Tho is a quiet city, a day trip from Saigon, with an interesting Central Market. Take a boat trip to explore local canals and nearby islands including Tan Long, where longan orchards are found.
Further into the Delta lies the colourful town of Can Tho, the biggest city in the Mekong Delta, with rice the most important industry. Can Tho has an array of delicious, local cuisine and photogenic floating markets nearby and is close to the Cambodian border. Here you can also find the lively river town of Chau Doc, with beautiful sunset views from the top of Sam Mountain.
Off the far south-west coast of Vietnam lies Phu Quoc Island, which has beautiful white sandy beaches and an increasing choice of resort-style hotels. It is famous in Vietnam for its black pepper and nuoc mam, or fish sauce, as well as its pearl factories. While it is not considered a prime nightlife destination, for peace, tranquillity and relaxtion, it is the perfect holiday spot.