Vietnam is known for the Vietnam war, motorbikes, its food, and its capital, Hanoi. Vietnam’s capital is Hanoi and it became its capital because there are certainly political and symbolic values in Hanoi. Also, most political institutions in the north of Vietnam are in Hanoi. Hanoi is Vietnam’s first capital. The population of Hanoi, when it was the capital, was about 800k and is mainly Asian. Vietnam is located in Asia and at 21.0278° N, 105.8342° E, in the northern hemisphere. Vietnam is most known for the Vietnam War, its food (pho, rice dishes, and coffee), motorbikes, and Hanoi (their capital). The resources they have is coal, bauxite, oil, gas, and rubber trees. In 2018 Vietnam exported 2.4 tons of coal (it made $325M), In 2017 it exported about 130k tons of bauxite (it made about 5.8M), and each year Vietnam makes about 33.5M a year from rubber exports.

Vietnam is a country with mostly forests, it covers about 44% of Vietnam. Some major landscapes in Vietnam are Mekong Delta, Sapa, Mui Ne, Phu Quoc Island, and more. Vietnam has 8 regions, southeast, red river delta, Mekong river delta, northeast, northwest, north-central coast, south-central coast, and Central highlands. A red river delta is an important region because Hanoi (it’s capital) is located there. A mountain range in Vietnam is the Fansipan range or Fansipan mountains, it is 680 miles from the NW to SE and is about 3.1k meters tall. The longest river is the Mekong river, which is about 2.7k miles long. Fansipan mountain is located in tam duong, lai chau. The major vegetation Vietnam produces are rice, coffee, and seafood. Vietnam made $2.8b in rice exports(2019), $3.5b in coffee exports(2018), $220m in tea exports(2018). .Climates in north Vietnam are cool and dry in winter and hot, humid, and rainy in the summer. The mountains in north Vietnam are snowy and have freezing temperatures. In central Vietnam, the winters are cool and rainy and summers are hot and dry. In southern Vietnam, May through November is warm and rainy, but November through May is warm and dry.