Hanoi tops the list as Vietnam’s cultural heart and a great way to introduce children to the country. Must-do experiences include a food tour to sample phở (noodles), bún chả (grilled pork served with rice noodles and herbs), and gỏi cuốn (fresh spring rolls with shrimp, pork, vermicelli, and herbs), as well as visiting the Museum of Ethnology, where kids can explore full-scale traditional houses.

Ninh Binh offers peace and scenic beauty, with rice paddies and limestone cliffs replacing traffic and city crowds. Families can cycle through rice fields, take a river cruise, or stroll through the gardens near Mua Cave.

Coming third, Da Nang í a clean, modern city that's perhaps the most family-friendly in Vietnam. With great infrastructure, like wide sidewalks and big green spaces, plus beautiful beaches, it's the best of both worlds. It's also the gateway to iconic sights like the Golden Bridge and Hoi An – a UNESCO-recognised World Heritage site.

Phu Quoc, a classic island getaway, delivers stunning beaches and growing family-friendly entertainment options, making it more than just a tranquil tropical retreat.

Nha Trang, a sun-drenched coastal spot, is a good place for a truly relaxing beachside holiday. On the southern coast, it has calm water and stays warm year-round, making it an ideal family spot.

Travel+Leisure reveals best family resorts in Vietnam

VOV.VN - Magazine Travel+Leisure of the United States has published an article unveiling the five best hotels and resorts for families in Vietnam, all of which have facilities such as farms, lawn cinemas, basket boats, and much more to entertain people of all ages.