As the Summer sun begins to fade and a gentle breeze begins to blow through the bustling streets, it's an ideal time to travel and explore the romantic beauty of the capital.

Full of magnificent colors, autumn can be refreshing after a long, hot summer! Booking.com shares a selection of Vietnam's five destinations to discover the fabulous fall.

Locals and tourists have been eagerly embarking on short train journeys, particularly on weekends, from the historic Saigon Railway Station to Bien Hoa Railway Station.

Off-road driving on sand dunes, kayaking or driving sidecars are new experiences that attract domestic and foreign tourists in the ancient town of Hoi An.

Vong Village's green rice flakes or egg coffee are among snacks that make autumn in Hanoi even more unforgettable for its dwellers.

Dalat, renowned for its favorable highland climate, is a perfect locale for cultivating persimmons.

La Luoc, Dau Tieng, T'Nung, Ta Dung and the northern mountainous scenes such as Bac Son valley and Mu Cang Chai terraced fields are among the most attractive tourist attractions in Vietnam.

The ongoing Hue Autumn Festival features a variety of activities to entertain travelers to Vietnam's former imperial capital.

Like tra da (sidewalk ice tea), nuoc mia (sugarcane juice) is a popular street drink favored by many foreign visitirs in Vietnam. Many like making a glass of nuoc mia with kumquat to suit their taste.

Travel+Leisure has listed Vietnam as one of the top 12 destinations for honeymooners, with experiences and affordable prices.

International travel website Traveldudes has run an article suggesting top scuba diving destinations in Vietnam.

Michelin Guide has published an article unveiling the secrets of embracing the true essence of Vietnamese delicacies.

Travel site The Culture Trip has listed 10 experiences in Vietnam that everyone should try in their lifetime.