Get in shape ahead of your Vietnam honeymoon

Honeymoons in Asia are becoming increasingly popular for newlyweds thanks to the far eastern country’s bold landscape, stunning coastline and cultural heritage – attributes that combine to create an impossibly romantic honeymoon destination.

Because many low cost flights to Vietnam are now available, couples wanting to get married life off to an adventurous start needn’t worry about a complicated or expensive journey. The only thing to think about is what to do on arrival, and options range from the tranquillity of the Mekong Delta to the Phu Quoc Island tropical getaway.

Phu Quoc is among Vietnam’s leading destinations and is famed for its beautiful white sandy beaches and traditional fishing villages. The country’s largest island is home to a number of discount hotels that offer easy access to more adventurous honeymoon activities such as scuba diving, sea kayaking and motor biking.

If it’s a thrill-seeking honeymoon you’re after, than you may wish to get your body in shape before embarking on your trip of a lifetime. Fortunately, this is possible without having to stick to faddy diets or repetitive gym routines. The Power Plate uses the latest in advanced vibration technology to give users an intense workout without them getting too tired.

You’ll be able to improve your body strength and tone in next to no time, meaning you can have that beach body ahead of your Vietnam honeymoon whether you choose an all-action break or a more chilled out romantic holiday.

Few visits for the Asian country ignore the attractions of Hue, Vietnam’s old imperial capital. The nation’s cultural, spiritual and intellectual heartland is home to a plethora of historic pagodas, temples and tombs, allowing newlyweds to sample the finest far eastern culture during their honeymoon.

Chances are your flight to Vietnam will land in Hanoi, the country’s capital and second-largest city. One of the most unusual experiences Hanoi offers travellers is a visit to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where you can visit the last resting place of Ho Chi Minh, affectionately known as Uncle Ho, a communist revolutionary and the country’s ex prime minister and president.

With more couples choosing to spend their honeymoon in this most fascinating of Asian countries, why sample Vietnam’s breathtaking mountains, picture-perfect rice fields or unique cuisine? And if you and your newlywed are the adventurous type, you may wish to get in shape to really make the most of your Vietnamese adventure.