Vietnam named among Top 10 Asian countries with most beautiful women

The site stated that Vietnamese women were featured on various media outlets for their incredible beauty and personality.

Their faces are known for their high cheekbones, wide eyes and long eyelashes – all of which add some extra zing to their appearance, according to the website.

The Republic of Korea topped the list for having the best-looking women who have their natural beauty, cultural influences, and their strong independent spirit.

India came second in the list. The beauty of Indian women has caught the attention of many people over the years. Some attribute this to their cultural background and their traditional dress, while others say it’s simply the result of good genes, the website wrote. 

Others in Top 10 Asian nation with most beautiful women include the Philippines, Laos, Pakistan, China, Thailand, Indonesia and the Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan).

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