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Vietnam wallpapers for your 2020 travels
Photo by Christian Berg
To welcome in the new year and inspire your 2020 travels, here are 20 free mobile wallpapers of some of the country’s most breathtaking destinations. Share them, use them, and don’t forget to tag us (@vietnamtourismboard) in your Vietnam adventures.
Details of the Lovers’ house, a historic mansion in the riverside town of Sa Dec. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Sunsets and palm trees are calling from Phu Quoc Island this year. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Drift through history and nature at Trang An complex in Ninh Binh. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Picture-perfect views are guaranteed in Bai Tu Long Bay. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Con Dao Island is a remote getaway full of empty beaches and lush forests. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Early morning is a magical time in the charming city of Cai Be, in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. Photo by Christian Berg.
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In Vietnam, the lotus symbolises purity, serenity and optimism, as it blooms from muddy waters. Photo by Christian Berg.
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A cycling vendor sells watermelons in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Cool cafes serve up classic Vietnamese drip-filter coffee with ice and condensed milk. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Breathtaking views are a dime a dozen in Ha Giang, but the Nho Que River Pass is the main event. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Kayaking in Ha Long Bay is a highlight on any Vietnam visit. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Take a dip in the clear waters of the An Thoi archipelago in southern Phu Quoc. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Phu Quoc’s upmarket beach bars will tempt you with infinity pools and ice-cold drinks. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Hanoi is home to over 50 urban lakes, surrounded by cafes, street food and other curbside delights. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Colourful incense is one of many crafts on display at the Hue Festival, which takes place every year in the city of Hue. Photo by Christian Berg.
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There’s no dish quite like Hoi An’s Cao Lau, made with thick rice noodles and lemongrass-scented sauce. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Handmade silk lanterns are the perfect souvenir from Hoi An’s Ancient Town. Photo by Christian Berg.
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A black clay elephant made from the ethnic M’nong minority outside of Buon Ma Thuot. Photo by Christian Berg.
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Nothing beats a cup of heirloom Arabica coffee in the highland town of Da Lat. Photo by Christian Berg.
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