Geography in Vietnam

Vietnam is a nation of tropical lowlands, green slopes, and thickly forested mountains. Low-level land covers about 20% of the nation. The Red River delta is fronted by slopes that ascent tenderly into the high heaps of the northwest; the Annam Highlands cover a great part of the focal scene, and in the southern zones, the waterfront marshes and Mekong River Delta combine. A fruitful and thin beach front marsh broadens south from the Red River Delta to the Mekong Delta.

The Red River (Song Hong), and the Mekong are the most critical streams; both have various tributaries, and the last is surely among the extraordinary waterways of the world. Vietnam's most noteworthy point is Fan Si Pan whose summit achieves 10,315 ft. (3,144 m); the absolute bottom is the South China Sea at 0m.

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