Elevation of Vietnam

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Discover the captivating heights and depths of Vietnam as we explore its highest peaks and lowest valleys.

From soaring mountain ranges to mysterious lowlands, join us on a journey that unveils the diverse landscapes that makes this country truly remarkable.

Vietnam Terrain

Vietnam is a diverse country with stunning landscapes that range from lush rice terraces in the north to pristine beaches along the central coast and bustling cities in the south. Its terrain includes mountains, deltas, and dense forests, offering a wide range of outdoor activities for visitors to explore.

Highest Point

The highest point in Vietnam is Fansipan, which stands at an elevation of 3,147 Meters above sea level. A sought-after destination for outdoor enthusiasts, this towering mountain promises not only a thrilling hiking experience but also offers panoramic vistas of the sprawling landscapes

Dive into the beauty of Vietnam’s elevated terrains as you explore Fansipan and other noteworthy high points across the country.

Lowest Point

The lowest point in Vietnam is South China Sea, which stands at an elevation of 0 Meters above sea level.

Topography And Similar Topographies

When it comes to the topography of Vietnam, it’s mostly Mostly mountainous terrain with plateaus and rivers. Vietnam has similar topographies to these other regions. Laos (Similar mountainous terrain with plateaus and rivers)

Popular Cities

Below are the top 10 cities in Vietnam and their elevation points in meters:

  • Hanoi – 5
  • Ho Chi Minh City – 19
  • Da Nang – 7
  • Hai Phong – 3
  • Can Tho -1
  • Nha Trang-11

  • Vung Tau-12

  • Dalat-1500

  • Hue-13

  • Buon Ma Thuot-536

Please note that these elevation points are approximate and may vary slightly.

Elevation of Other Countries

Below are 10 other countries and their elevation points. Compared to Vietnam.

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