UNESCO World Heritage in Vietnam

Sights

Sights with a page of their own, with hours and fees from official sources. Not ranked.

• Imperial Citadel of Thang LongHanoi. Hanoi's UNESCO-listed royal citadel, with gates, palace foundations and an excavation you walk over.
• Khai Dinh TombHue. The last great imperial tomb near Hue, built in cement, steel and coloured glass.
• My Son SanctuaryHoi An & Da Nang. Champa brick temple towers in a valley inland from Hoi An, UNESCO-listed since 1999.
• Trang AnNinh Binh. Rowing-boat routes through flooded limestone valleys and caves, Ninh Binh's World Heritage core.
• Tam CocNinh Binh. A rowing-boat route through three caves, the oldest boat trip in Ninh Binh.
• Hoa Lu Ancient CapitalNinh Binh. Vietnam's capital from 968 to 1010, now temples among limestone hills near Trang An.

The listings

• Central Sector of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long - HanoiHanoi. Cultural. Inscribed 2010.
• Ha Long Bay - Cat Ba ArchipelagoHa Long Bay. Natural. Inscribed 1994, extended 2000 and 2023.
• Trang An Landscape ComplexNinh Binh. Mixed. Inscribed 2014.
• Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park and Hin Nam No National ParkPhong Nha. Natural. Inscribed 2003, extended 2015 and 2025.
• Complex of Hué MonumentsHue. Cultural. Inscribed 1993.
• Hoi An Ancient TownHoi An. Cultural. Inscribed 1999.

Guides

• Trang An boat tour price, plus Tam Coc and Ninh Binh tickets
• My Son Sanctuary ticket price in 2026 and the planned rise