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The stunning property is the first QC Terme property in the U.S. On Our Radar [Governors Island Just Got a New $50 Million Spa and We're Dying to Go]( The stunning property is the first QC Terme property in the U.S. [Peppa Pig Theme Park Just Opened—Here's How to Visit]( Kids and their families can now "go on holiday" and visit the cheeky pink piglet in person. [Ready to Fly Anywhere For $49 a Month? Alaska Airlines Announces New Flight Pass]( West Coast travel is about to get a major shake up. Destination of the Day Vietnam After two years of closures, Vietnam is finally [reopening its borders]( to international tourists this coming Tuesday, March 15. But with so many inviting choices, figuring out where to go in Vietnam isn’t easy. The vibe, food, and culture differ greatly between the north and south; there are more than enough exciting places strewn between Hanoi and Saigon. To help you narrow down your options, here's a taste of some of [Vietnam’s top destinations](. Visit Ha Long Bay Words can only do so much justice to [Ha Long Bay]( in Vietnam—you need to see the sinuous curves of the limestone islands dotting the bay for yourself, either through a day tour or by staying for a night or two aboard one of the luxury tourist ships that ply the waters. The early morning mist over the bay, the grottoes bored into the island walls, and the many activities you can pursue either on the bay or on one of the islands adjoining it—all these combine to make Ha Long Bay a highlight of any Vietnam itinerary. Spend Time in Ho Chi Minh City [Ho Chi Minh City]( is as diverse and rich with things to do as you would expect a city of 9 million to be. Busy Ben Thanh Market gets all the attention, but there are smaller markets for shopping and sampling street food. The [museums around Ho Chi Minh City]( are an excellent option for waiting out afternoon thunderstorms, but once the weather clears, retreat to one of the many [peaceful parks]( or pagodas around town for reflection. Get Lost in Hanoi With more than a thousand years of history, Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, boasts an extensive [must-see itinerary]( that reflects its many years as the country's most important political center. Fuel up on Vietnamese coffee before exploring the Temple of Literature, a 952-year-old temple to education and site of the country's oldest university. Walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, where the origin myth of the Vietnamese nation is said to have taken place, then shop nearby in the Old Quarter. Vacation Like a Pro Most travelers need a [visa to visit Vietnam](. The easiest way to get yours is to [apply for an e-visa]( through the Vietnam Immigration Department. Available to citizens from more than 80 countries (including the U.S.), an e-visa allows for single entry into the country for a period of up to 30 days. [Greg Rodgers]( Travel Writer Your Packing List [DEET lotion]( remains the most effective solution against mosquito bites and dengue fever; reapply every three hours on exposed skin to prevent yourself from becoming a tasty mosquito snack. Protect yourself against UV exposure by bringing [a light, breathable hat](, or slathering on some [sunscreen](. Bring moisture-wicking clothes that can help your sweat evaporate easier, and [comfortable footwear]( (closed-toe shoes with springy soles ideally) if you’re staying in the city. Trending in Travel [The Best Farm Stays in California]( [Planning a Road Trip: The Ultimate Guide]( [15 Alternatives to Overcrowded Beaches]( Get Inspired The "eye candy of Zhangye," China’s famous Rainbow Mountains are technically the foothills of the Qilian Mountains, but their vivid colors set them apart. Covering about 20 miles of the 124-square-mile Zhangye Danxia National Geopark, these hills are made up of alternating, mineral-rich sandstone and siltstone layers, creating the defined, striated colors. Got Any Tips? Have a travel tip or feedback on how we can improve? Send us a note at feedback@tripsavvy.com and you may just see it in a future newsletter! [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the TripSavvy newsletter. A DOTDASH BRAND 28 Liberty Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY, 10005 © 2021 tripsavvy.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely [unsubscribe](.

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