越南地理位置英文

Socialist Republic of Vietnam

越南，全称为越南社会主义共和国（英语：Socialist Republic of Vietnam，越南语：Cộng hòa Xã hội Chủ nghĩa Việt Nam），简称越南（Vietnam），是亚洲的一个社会主义国家。位于东南亚的中南半岛东部，北与中国广西、云南接壤，西与老挝、柬埔寨交界，国土狭长，面积约33万平方公里，紧邻南海，海岸线长3260多公里，是以京族为主体的多民族国家。

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古代越南北部属于百越中的雒越之地（又作骆越，是越南主体民族京族的祖先）。根据越南的神话传说，越南最早的王朝是鸿庞氏。鸿庞氏首位君主禄续，是神农氏的后代，获封为“泾阳王”，治理南方，号“赤鬼国”。泾阳王娶洞庭君龙王之女，生下貉龙君（名崇缆）。越南人称貉龙君为“百越之祖”，而其长子则称为“雄王”（又作骆王、雒王），继承王位，建立“文郎国”，历18代，共2000多年。因此越南人自称是“雄王子孙”或“仙龙后代”。

参考资料来源：百度百科-越南

越南的旅游资源丰富，同时旅游业也增长迅速，经济效益显著。下面我为大家带来 旅游英语 越南中英文地名对照，欢迎大家学习!

安江 an giang

安沛 yen bai

巴地-头顿 ba ria-vung tau

邦美蜀 buon me thuot

北江 bac giang

北太 bac thai

边和 bien hoa

波来古 play ku

茶荣 tra vinh

承天-顺化 thua thien-hue

大叻 da lat

迪石 rach gia

东河 dong ha

洞海 dong hoi

多乐 dac lac

藩朗-塔占 phan rang-thap cham

藩切 phan thiet

富安 phu yen

高岭 cao lamh

高平 cao bang

广南-岘港 quang nam-da nang

广宁 quang ninh

广平 quang binh

广义 quang ngai

广治 quang tri

归仁 quy nhon

海防 hai phong / haiphong

海兴 hai hung

海阳 hai duang

和平 hoa binh

和平 hoa binh

河北 ha bac

河东 ha dong

河江 ha giang

河静 ha tinh

河内 hanoi

河西 ha tay

鸿基 hon gai

胡志明市 thanh pho ho chi minh / ho chi minh city

嘉莱 gia lai

建江 kien giang

金瓯 ca mau

昆嵩 kon tum

昆嵩 kon tum

莱州 lai chau

老街 lao cai

谅山 lang son

林同 lam dong

龙川 long xuyen

隆安 long an

美 my tho

明海 minh hai

南定 nam dinh

南河 nam ha

宁平 ninh binh

宁顺 ninh thuan

平定 binh dinh

平顺 binh thuan

前江 tien giang

芹苴 can tho

清化 thanh hoa

庆和 khanh hoa

荣市 vinh

山萝 son la

顺化 hue

朔庄 soc trang

绥和 tuy hoa

太平 thai binh

太原 thai nguyen

同奈 dong nai

同塔 dong thap

头顿 vung tau

土龙木 thu dau mot

西宁 tay ninh

西宁 tay ninh

小河 song be

新安 tan an

宣光 tuyen quang

芽庄 nha trang

义安 nghe an

永富 vinh phu

永隆 vinh long

越池 viet tri

岘港 da nang

槟知 ben tre

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