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The Phat Tich Pagoda is in Phat Tich Commune, Tien Du District, Bac Ninh Province in northern Vietnam. There is no definitive confirmation as to when the pagoda was built.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is located to the west of Quang Binh Province, along the Truong Son Mountain Range. The park's headquarters is 40 km from Dong Hoi City, the capital of Quang Binh Province. Phong Nha is the name of the cave system and Ke Bang is the name of a mountain peak in the park.

Pu Luong Tour is a soft adventure tour to the untouched Pu Luong Nature Reserve (Thanh Hoa Province) for 2 days, 1 night. The tour is suitable to families, couples as well as groups.

Tam Coc is a flooded paddy field with encircling karst mountains in Ninh Binh Province, northern Vietnam. The huge area of countryside around Tam Coc is also of similar landscape which is littered with several outcrops in the rice fields. A trip in Tam Coc brings you much peace and relaxation.

Tam Dao National Park with 36,883 hectares in area is in Vinh Phuc Province, 80 km north Hanoi, 23km from Vinh Yen City. Tam Dao is adjacent to Thai Nguyen and Tuyen Quang Provinces. Most of the area of Tam Dao is covered in forest or primeval forest.

Tam Thanh Cave is2km from Lang Son City, Vietnam. The cave runs through the mountain: One opening home to a Buddhist Pagoda - Tam Thanh Pagoda; and the other opening with a sweeping view of a scenic valley. Tam Thanh Cave can be combined with a trip to the To Thi Mountain and Nhi Thanh Cave. The whole tour takes about 3-4 hours.

The Cave of Winds (Hang Gio) is located near Dong Mo Town, 60km south of Lang Son City. The cave has three levels, each of which is separated from each other by a thin layer of rocks. Visiting the cave is an eerie experience.

The Do Temple in Dinh Bang Village in Bac Ninh is dedicated to the 8 kings of the Ly Dynasty who ruled Dai Viet Kingdom (Vietnam) from 1010 A.D to 1225 A.D. The village was the homeland of King Ly Cong Uan who started the dynasty. The original temple was built in 1030 and has been renewed many times.

The Old Quarter of Hanoi was established in the 11th century in Thang Long Citadel. The area was next to the Royal Citadel of Thang Long and it was where commerce in the capital city took place.

Thien Cung Cave (or the Heavenly Palace Cave) is located on the island of Dau Go (Wooden Stakes), 30 minutes cruise from Bai Chay Town, Halong City. The cave opening is located some 50m above sea level and the visitors are to hike the  steps to enter the Thien Cung Cave.

Tho Ha Village is in Bac Giang Province, 50km north of Hanoi. The village is among the best in preserving characteristics of a traditional village in northern Vietnam. AdventureGreen offers half a day tour to the village from Hanoi.

To Thi Mountain is 2km from Lang Son City Center. The Mountain offers spectacular view of the whole city. Visiting To Thi Mountain can be combined with visit to the Caves of Tam Thanh, Nhi Thanh. The mountain has paths for hiking, but do it with good care due to slippery sand.

The Xuan Son National Park in Tan Son District, Phu Tho Province in northern Vietnam. The national park includes forest on mountains of the last stretch of the Hoang Lien Mountain Range which starts from Sapa.

Originally, Trang An in Ninh Binh was the name of the city at Hoa Lu after the capital of Dai Viet Kingdom (Vietnam then) was moved to Hanoi in 1010 C.E.

U Minh Ha National Park is in Tran Van Thoi and U Minh Districts, Ca Mau Province, southern Vietnam. The forests at U Minh Ha is partially under water for six months and dry for 6 months every year.

U Minh Thuong National Park stretches on the districts of An Bien, An Minh, Vinh Thuan in the Kien Giang Province, southern Vietnam.

Van Long Nature Reserve is flooded land covering 3,000 hectares with ranges of karst mountains all around in Gia Van Commune, Gia Vien District, Ninh Binh Province. The nature reserve is 90km south of Hanoi via Route 1, 18km northwest of Ninh Binh City.

Xuan Son National Park is in Tan Son District, west of Phu Tho Province, 80km west of Viet Tri City and 140km north-west of Hanoi. The national park includes forest and mountains on the last stretch of the Hoang Lien Mountain Range (from Lai Chau and Lao Cai). The total area of the national park is 15,000 hectares.

Xuan Thuy National Park is in Giao Thuy District, Nam Dinh Province. The national park was the first one in Vietnam registered to the List of Ramsar Wetlands of International Importance by the UNESCO. The national park covers an area of 12,000 hectares.

Yen Tu Pagoda in Quang Ninh Province is a complex of pagodas built on the mountains of Yen Tu, of which the highest peak is 1,068m above sea level.