Vietnam is divided into 58 provinces and 5 centrally governed cities. These provinces are grouped into three main regions: Northern Vietnam, Central Vietnam, and Southern Vietnam, with the Mekong Delta often considered a distinct area within the south.
The five special municipalities, which are cities with provincial status due to their economic and administrative importance, are Hanoi (the capital), Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Hai Phong, and Can Tho. These cities serve as major cultural and economic hubs, each with its own distinct character and attractions.
- An Giang Province:
- Bà Rịa – Vũng Tàu Province:
- Bắc Giang Province:
- Bắc Kạn Province:
- Bạc Liêu Province:
- Bắc Ninh Province:
- Bến Tre Province:
- Bình Định Province:
- Bình Dương Province:
- Bình Phước Province:
- Bình Thuận Province:
- Cà Mau Province:
- Cần Thơ:
- Cao Bằng Province:
- Đà Nẵng:
- Đắk Lắk Province:
- Đắk Nông Province:
- Điện Biên Province:
- Sóc Trăng Province:
- Đồng Nai Province:
- Đồng Tháp Province:
- Gia Lai Province:
- Hà Giang Province:
- Hà Nam Province:
- Hà Nội:
- Hà Tĩnh Province:
- Hải Dương Province:
- Hải Phòng:
- Hậu Giang Province:
- Hòa Bình Province:
- Hưng Yên Province:
- Khánh Hòa Province:
- Kiên Giang Province:
- Kon Tum Province:
- Lai Châu Province:
- Lâm Đồng Province:
- Lạng Sơn Province:
- Lào Cai Province:
- Long An Province:
- Nam Định Province:
- Nghệ An Province:
- Ninh Bình Province:
- Ninh Thuận Province:
- Phú Thọ Province:
- Phú Yên Province:
- Quảng Bình Province:
- Quảng Nam Province:
- Quảng Ngãi Province:
- Quảng Ninh Province:
- Quảng Trị Province:
- Sơn La Province:
- Tây Ninh Province:
- Thái Bình Province:
- Thái Nguyên Province:
- Thanh Hóa Province:
- Thừa Thiên Huế Province:
- Tiền Giang Province:
- TP Hồ Chí Minh Province:
- Trà Vinh Province:
- Tuyên Quang Province:
- Vĩnh Long Province:
- Vĩnh Phúc Province:
- Yên Bái Province: