Phu Tho

Tourism in Phú Thọ, celebrated as the "Ancestral Land" of Vietnam, offers a profound journey into the nation's origins through a unique blend of spiritual heritage, majestic landscapes, and rustic flavors.

As the cradle of the Worship of the Hung Kings—a UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage—the province is home to the sacred Hung Temple complex, where millions gather each spring to honor the country’s founding fathers. This rich cultural tapestry is further woven with the ancient melodies of Xoan singing and the vibrant traditions of the Mường and Dao ethnic communities.

Nature lovers are drawn to the "four-seasons-in-a-day" climate of Xuân Sơn National Park, which features a rare primeval forest on limestone mountains and mysterious cave systems, as well as the picturesque Long Cốc tea hills, often described as "oases" in a sea of mist. The experience is completed by a distinctive cuisine that reflects the local terrain, featuring specialties like Thịt chua (sour meat fermented in bamboo), Bánh tai (ear-shaped rice cakes), and the rich, buttery taste of Cọ ỏm (simmered palm fruit). Whether you are exploring the historical depth of Hùng Lô ancient village or trekking through hidden waterfalls, Phú Thọ provides an authentic and soul-stirring glimpse into the heart of Vietnamese identity.