1. Ho Chi Minh City – 9,300,000
Vietnam’s largest city and economic powerhouse.
2. Hanoi – 8,400,000 The capital city and cultural center.
3. Haiphong – 2,200,000 Major port city in northern Vietnam.
4. Can Tho – 1,500,000 Largest city in the Mekong Delta.
5. Da Nang – 1,200,000 Coastal city known for beaches and tech growth.
6. Bien Hoa – 1,100,000 Industrial city near Ho Chi Minh City.
7. Nha Trang – 650,000 Popular beach resort city.
8. Hue – 530,000 Historic city with royal heritage.
9. Buon Ma Thuot – 520,000 Center of Vietnam’s coffee industry.
10. Vung Tau – 510,000 Coastal city and oil industry hub.
11. Thai Nguyen – 390,000 Northern city with strong education sector.
12. Long Xuyen – 370,000 Mekong Delta city with a strong agricultural base.
13. Thanh Hoa – 350,000 Growing city with industry and tourism.
14. Nam Dinh – 340,000 Historic textile and garment city.
15. Rach Gia – 330,000 Coastal gateway to Phu Quoc Island.
16. Quy Nhon – 320,000 Port city with growing tourism.
17. Vinh – 310,000 Major city in north-central Vietnam.
18. Cam Pha – 300,000 Mining town in Quang Ninh Province.
19. Bac Ninh – 290,000 High-tech industrial zone near Hanoi.
20. Phan Thiet – 280,000 Coastal city known for sand dunes and resorts.
21. My Tho – 270,000 Agricultural hub in the Mekong Delta.
22. Pleiku – 260,000 Central Highlands city with agriculture.
23. Tuy Hoa – 250,000 Coastal town in Phu Yen province.
24. Ha Long – 250,000 Gateway to Ha Long Bay.
25. Phan Rang-Thap Cham – 240,000 Dry climate city with Cham culture.
26. Ca Mau – 230,000 Southernmost city in Vietnam.
27. Tay Ninh – 220,000 Religious center of the Cao Dai faith.
28. Uong Bi – 210,000 Near Yen Tu Mountain and sacred sites.
29. Soc Trang – 210,000 Cultural hub of the Khmer minority.
30. Tan An – 200,000 Near Ho Chi Minh City with industrial zones.
31. Yen Bai – 200,000 Mountain city in the north.
32. Tra Vinh – 200,000 Cultural mix of Vietnamese, Khmer, and Chinese.
33. Ninh Binh – 190,000 Tourist destination with limestone karsts.
34. Lao Cai – 190,000 Border city near Sapa.
35. Ben Tre – 180,000 Famous for coconut production.
36. Dien Bien Phu – 180,000 Historic battle site.
37. Bac Giang – 170,000 Industrial and agricultural city.
38. Hoa Binh – 160,000 Hydropower center near Hanoi.
39. Bac Lieu – 150,000 Coastal city with salt and shrimp farming.
40. Tam Ky – 150,000 Capital of Quang Nam province.
41. Tuyen Quang – 140,000 Mountain town with revolutionary history.
42. Lang Son – 140,000 Border city with trade connections to China.
43. Kon Tum – 140,000 Highlands city with ethnic diversity.
44. Hai Duong – 140,000 Transport and logistics hub.
45. Son La – 130,000 Mountainous city with diverse cultures.
46. Quang Ngai – 130,000 Central coastal city with oil refineries.
47. Vinh Long – 130,000 Mekong city between rivers.
48. Dong Hoi – 120,000 Gateway to Phong Nha-Ke Bang caves.
49. Lai Chau – 110,000 Remote mountainous city.
50. Mong Cai – 100,000 Border city with cross-border trade.
2. Hanoi – 8,400,000 The capital city and cultural center.
3. Haiphong – 2,200,000 Major port city in northern Vietnam.
4. Can Tho – 1,500,000 Largest city in the Mekong Delta.
5. Da Nang – 1,200,000 Coastal city known for beaches and tech growth.
6. Bien Hoa – 1,100,000 Industrial city near Ho Chi Minh City.
7. Nha Trang – 650,000 Popular beach resort city.
8. Hue – 530,000 Historic city with royal heritage.
9. Buon Ma Thuot – 520,000 Center of Vietnam’s coffee industry.
10. Vung Tau – 510,000 Coastal city and oil industry hub.
11. Thai Nguyen – 390,000 Northern city with strong education sector.
12. Long Xuyen – 370,000 Mekong Delta city with a strong agricultural base.
13. Thanh Hoa – 350,000 Growing city with industry and tourism.
14. Nam Dinh – 340,000 Historic textile and garment city.
15. Rach Gia – 330,000 Coastal gateway to Phu Quoc Island.
16. Quy Nhon – 320,000 Port city with growing tourism.
17. Vinh – 310,000 Major city in north-central Vietnam.
18. Cam Pha – 300,000 Mining town in Quang Ninh Province.
19. Bac Ninh – 290,000 High-tech industrial zone near Hanoi.
20. Phan Thiet – 280,000 Coastal city known for sand dunes and resorts.
21. My Tho – 270,000 Agricultural hub in the Mekong Delta.
22. Pleiku – 260,000 Central Highlands city with agriculture.
23. Tuy Hoa – 250,000 Coastal town in Phu Yen province.
24. Ha Long – 250,000 Gateway to Ha Long Bay.
25. Phan Rang-Thap Cham – 240,000 Dry climate city with Cham culture.
26. Ca Mau – 230,000 Southernmost city in Vietnam.
27. Tay Ninh – 220,000 Religious center of the Cao Dai faith.
28. Uong Bi – 210,000 Near Yen Tu Mountain and sacred sites.
29. Soc Trang – 210,000 Cultural hub of the Khmer minority.
30. Tan An – 200,000 Near Ho Chi Minh City with industrial zones.
31. Yen Bai – 200,000 Mountain city in the north.
32. Tra Vinh – 200,000 Cultural mix of Vietnamese, Khmer, and Chinese.
33. Ninh Binh – 190,000 Tourist destination with limestone karsts.
34. Lao Cai – 190,000 Border city near Sapa.
35. Ben Tre – 180,000 Famous for coconut production.
36. Dien Bien Phu – 180,000 Historic battle site.
37. Bac Giang – 170,000 Industrial and agricultural city.
38. Hoa Binh – 160,000 Hydropower center near Hanoi.
39. Bac Lieu – 150,000 Coastal city with salt and shrimp farming.
40. Tam Ky – 150,000 Capital of Quang Nam province.
41. Tuyen Quang – 140,000 Mountain town with revolutionary history.
42. Lang Son – 140,000 Border city with trade connections to China.
43. Kon Tum – 140,000 Highlands city with ethnic diversity.
44. Hai Duong – 140,000 Transport and logistics hub.
45. Son La – 130,000 Mountainous city with diverse cultures.
46. Quang Ngai – 130,000 Central coastal city with oil refineries.
47. Vinh Long – 130,000 Mekong city between rivers.
48. Dong Hoi – 120,000 Gateway to Phong Nha-Ke Bang caves.
49. Lai Chau – 110,000 Remote mountainous city.
50. Mong Cai – 100,000 Border city with cross-border trade.
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