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Ha Noi City

Hanoi, literally the “city between the rivers”, is the capital and second biggest city of Viet Nam. The historical Old Town, the colonial French Quarter, ancient temples of more than thousand years of age and various scenic lakes and landmarks make up one of the most fascinating cities of Southeast Asia, with the identity of traditional Vietnamese culture and blending the influences of eastern and western culture enriches the vibrant Vietnamese culture.
The compact city centre is bordered by the Red River (Song Hong) to the east as well as to the north and a railway line to the west with the Hoan Kiem Lake nowadays being its focal point of public life and an excellent point of orientation. North of the lake lies Hanoi’s historic heart, the Old Quarter (Phố Cổ Hà Nội). Most of the street names still originate from the 13th century when every guild had its own street, usually called “Hàng” meaning “merchandise” followed by the name of the product, which is produced or sold there. Since at that time the tax depended on the width of the house frontage, the area is famous for its so-called tube houses, buildings with narrow frontages of two to three metres with a length of 20 to 60 metres.
The city’s most prominent sights include the Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu), site of the oldest university in Vietnam dating back to 1070, the One-Pillar Pagoda (Chùa Một Cột), one of Viet Nam’s most iconic temples, the Flag Tower of Hanoi (Cột cờ Hà Nội), one of the few remains of the old Hanoi Citadel and one of the symbols of the city and many museums. Hanoi’s narrow and crowded streets filled with various exotic scents, hawkers weaving through motorbikes and cyclos overloaded with fruits, livestock as well as human cargo create this unique fusion of old and new making it a reflection of the rapid changes the country is recently going through. There’s no better way of exploring this spirit of Hanoi than wandering around the streets, soaking up its sights, sounds and smells.

Da Nang city

Da Nang, a young and dynamic city located in Central Vietnam, is an attractive destination for travelers from all over the world. With a long history, Da Nang was once a bustling commercial center during the development of the Champa kingdom. By the 16th century, the city had become one of Vietnam's most important seaports.

Geographically, Da Nang is unique as it is the convergence point of three famous tourist destinations: the ancient capital of Hue with its ancient beauty, Hoi An with its romantic old town, and the Central Coast with its stunning beaches. The culture of the people of Da Nang is also diverse and rich, from folk traditions to unique culinary arts. The best time to visit Da Nang is from December to March when the weather is cool and pleasant.

Moreover, Da Nang is famous for tourist attractions such as the sparkling Dragon Bridge at night, the expansive My Khe Beach with its white sand and clear blue water, Sun World amusement park with the iconic Golden Bridge, and the Son Tra Peninsula with its pristine nature and rich ecosystem. Da Nang is truly a gem of Vietnamese tourism, attracting tourists with its wonderful combination of history, culture, and nature.

Ho Chi Minh City

Dubbed as the "Pearl of the Far East," Ho Chi Minh City has long been the cultural, economic, and political center of Vietnam, where multiple cultures converge. It offers diverse tourism products and is known as the "city that never sleeps" with vibrant activities both day and night. With a history dating back over 300 years, Ho Chi Minh City holds many fascinating cultural and historical landmarks, depicting the arduous journey of the southern people.

Today, the city by the Saigon River embodies dynamism and youthfulness, blending cultural and historical traditions with the ecological characteristics of the Mekong Delta region. It has become an attractive destination for tourists from both domestic and international locations. Visitors to Ho Chi Minh City not only witness the miraculous development of Vietnam's leading economic, cultural, tourism, scientific, and technological center, with its skyscrapers, bustling entertainment centers, and vibrant shopping districts, but also have the opportunity to explore the pristine beauty of well-preserved ancient cultural sites.

Hue city

Hue is renowned for its romantic and tranquil beauty, which captivates anyone who wishes to visit at least once in their lifetime. In the ancient capital land, tourists can admire the golden palaces, majestic tombs, and historical landmarks steeped in history, all contributing to the unique charm of the land of Hue. Arrange a trip to the ancient capital of Hue to witness and experience the tangible and intangible cultural heritage, imbued with the intellectual and spiritual values of the Vietnamese people.

Kien Giang

Kien Giang is a renowned province in the Mekong Delta with a highly developed tourism industry. It is a beautiful land with countless impressive natural landscapes ranging from plains, primeval forests, islands, rivers, to borders that any tourist would want to set foot in at least once. Like other provinces in the Mekong Delta, Kien Giang has a tropical monsoon climate, hot and humid all year round, with weather divided into two seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. Depending on the preferences and purpose of the trip, tourists can choose the most suitable time to visit Kien Giang.
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Vung Tau city

Vung Tau is a long-standing tourist city in Vietnam, famous for its stunning beaches, fresh seafood, majestic islands, and rich historical and cultural heritage, making it particularly appealing to visitors. Vung Tau boasts a coastline stretching up to 20km with diverse landscapes, including flat and smooth sandy beaches, rugged rocky shores, and lush greenery all year round. The coastline connects seamlessly with the bay, forming picturesque beaches. The beautiful coastal city of Vung Tau is often likened to a gentle poem. When you set foot here, you will have the opportunity to explore, experience, and immerse yourself in the seaside life. You'll have the chance to immerse yourself in the harmonious natural scenery, which is truly captivating.

Ninh Binh city

Ninh Binh is known as a place with rich tourism resources with many historical and cultural relics, famous landscapes and a very valuable natural ecological environment. Ninh Binh has many tourist areas with beautiful natural landscapes, attractive to tourists, famous such as: Tam Coc - Bich Dong, Cuc Phuong National Park, Van Long, Yen Thang, Dong Thai Lake, Thung Nham Bird Park , Sun Valley, Thien Ha Cave,... Especially Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 2014, the first mixed heritage of Vietnam and the Southeast. ASIAN. Not only famous for its beautiful landscapes, Ninh Binh is a land rich in historical traditions, this is a sacred land, once the capital of the first centralized feudal state in Vietnam that existed 42 years ago. years (from 968-1010) associated with three dynasties: Dinh, pre-Le and the beginning of the Ly dynasty. Currently, Ninh Binh owns cultural and historical heritages: Hoa Lu ancient capital, Phat Diem Stone Cathedral, Bich Dong pagoda, Bai Dinh pagoda, Saint Nguyen temple,... Ninh Binh has up to 260 festivals, many unique festivals such as: Hoa Lu festival, Bai Dinh pagoda festival, Trang An festival,... This place is also the ancestral land of the art of Xam singing, Cheo singing and of many traditional craft villages such as: Ninh Van stone carving craft, Bo Bat ceramics, Van Lam embroidery craft, Kim Son sedge mat craft... With long-standing traditional cultural customs and practices, it has created a unique and especially attractive feature in the village. Ninh Binh culinary culture with many famous dishes such as: Goat Meat, Burnt Rice, Kim Son Wine, Yen Mac Nem, Gia Vien Shrimp Sauce, Kim Son Bun Moc,... To Ninh Binh, visitors can go by car Following National Highway 1A from both North and South, visitors travel by plane to Noi Bai Airport (Hanoi) from where it takes just over 1 hour to travel to Ninh Binh.

Bac Kan

Bac Kan is a province brimming with tourism potential, boasting natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage deeply rooted in the ethnic minority communities of the Northeastern mountainous region of Vietnam. When visiting Bac Kan, you will have the opportunity to explore Ba Be Lake with its tranquil surroundings, Nang Tien Cave - Na Ry, Na Khoang Waterfall, or the quaint village of Pac Ngoi nestled against the mountainside. Additionally, Bac Kan is home to various historically significant relics.

Bac Ninh

Bac Ninh is the smallest province in Vietnam, situated at the northern gateway of the capital city, Hanoi, consisting of 8 administrative units, including the city of Bac Ninh, the town of Tu Son, and 6 districts. Bac Ninh boasts major transportation routes that connect it with key economic, commercial, and cultural centers of the Northern region. It is one of the cradles of Vietnamese civilization, with a history spanning thousands of years, evident in its ancient urban relics like Luy Lau Citadel and flourishing commercial activities. Visiting Bac Ninh, one is struck by its rich cultural essence, being the homeland of temples, pagodas, and shrines, vibrant legends of the Ly and Tran dynasties, and the annual Quan Ho folk festival that enlivens each spring.

Mentioning Bac Ninh inevitably brings up the Lim festival. This is not merely a festival but also a convergence of the essence of this Kinh Bac region with the melodies of Quan Ho folk songs. The Lim festival takes place from the 13th to the 15th of January. Alongside solemn rituals, the festival embodies the rich folk culture through Quan Ho singing, traditional games, and more. Apart from Lim festival, Bac Ninh is also renowned for being the homeland of numerous traditional festivals, with around 500 festivals large and small held annually.

Cao Bang

Cao Bang is a mountainous border province, located in the Northeast of our country, bordering the Zhuang Autonomous Region of Guangxi Province (China) with a border line of over 333km long. Cao Bang has many famous landscapes, historical and cultural relics such as: Phia Oac eco-tourism area, Phia Den, Thang Hen lake, Mat Than mountain, Nguom Ngao cave, Nguom Puc cave... In particular, Ban Gioc waterfall is considered the largest natural waterfall in Southeast Asia and is in the top 10 most magnificent waterfalls in the world.
Cao Bang has more than 200 relics, of which 98 have been ranked, 3 special national relics (Pac Bo, Tran Hung Dao forest, 1950 Border Victory site), 2 national treasures, 70 provincial-level relics, more than 2,000 unique tangible and intangible cultural heritages. Cao Bang also has Then Tay and Nung rituals, which are registered on the list of representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity. In 2018, Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark was recognized by UNESCO as a Global Geopark. Nearly 300 km from Hanoi Noi Bai International Airport and about 6 hours by car, Cao Bang is considered an ideal destination for tourists. Leaving the noisy, stuffy big city, travelers seek to enjoy the peaceful, fresh atmosphere, explore the local culture and immerse themselves in the green of mountains, rivers and trees. Enjoy unique ethnic cuisine and products

Dien Bien

Dien Bien is a new province which was created by a split of the former Lai Chau Province in the early 2004. Điện Biên Province includes all the land in the south of Da River (Black River), and New Lai Châu Province includes all the land in the north of Đà River.
Travel in this region offers the best opportunity to meet and greet people of ethnic-minority hilltribe groups, from the timid White Thai to the gregarious Hmong. 
Dien Bien possesses charming natural scenery such as Pa Khoang Reservoir, Tham Bang Cave, Ban Phu Citadel, Museum of Dien Bien Phu Victory. Dien Bien are also proud of many historic sites: Noong Nhai Vestige, Muong Phang Forest, especially, Dien Bien Phu Vestige with a global well-known victory in 1954.
Traveling from Hanoi to Dien Bien Phu, it takes 1 hour by plane. But by road, travelers go over kilometers of mountainous road and cross Pha Din Pass. The stretch of road goes uphill and downhill alternately with many sharp bends. It is a memorable event for everybody in this superb mountain.

Ha Giang

Ha Giang is a province located in the Northeast region of our country, bordered by Cao Bang Province to the east, Yen Bai and Lao Cai provinces to the west, and Tuyen Quang Province to the south. To the north, Ha Giang shares borders with Yunnan Province and Guangxi Province of the People's Republic of China. Hà Giang tourism is renowned as a place where even the rocks bloom. This land is gradually becoming an attractive destination for those who are passionate about traveling, exploring the pristine and magnificent yet romantic and poetic beauty.

The Dong Van Karst Plateau is a vast karst plateau spanning four districts: Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van, and Meo Vac. The Dong Van Karst Plateau has been officially recognized by UNESCO as a Global Geopark. The Lung Cu Flagpole is located at the peak of Lung Cu, approximately 1,700 meters above sea level, in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Hà Giang province. To conquer the Lung Cu Flagpole, visitors must climb 140 impressive spiral staircase steps. The Quan Ba Heaven's Gate, at an altitude of about 1,500 meters above sea level, is the first gateway to the Dong Van Plateau. In 1939, a wooden gate with a thickness of 150cm was erected at the Heaven's Gate. Once past this wooden gate was another "world", also known as the "Autonomous Region of the H'Mong People," consisting of districts such as Quan Ba, Meo Vac, Yen Minh, and Dong Van. Ma Pi Leng, named after the Hmong word meaning "horse's nose," actually translates, according to some local H'Mong people, to Ma Pi Leng, meaning "cat's nose." The gentle Nho Que River flows with its clear blue water, likened to a river nymph donning a shimmering dress, wandering and exploring new lands. It would be wonderful to journey along the river, cross through Tu San Gorge, and marvel at the pristine gift bestowed upon Ha Giang by Mother Nature. Tourism in Ha Giang takes on various forms. If you are from the Central and Southern regions, your transportation options include flying to Noi Bai Airport and then traveling by car along National Highway 2. Alternatively, you can also travel to Hà Giang by motorcycle or private car. These modes of transportation will allow you to experience the winding mountain roads and majestic natural landscapes of the Dong Van Plateau.

Lang Son

Lang Son is a mountainous border province with a 253 km border with Guangxi - China, with 02 international border gates: Huu Nghi border gate for roads, Dong Dang border gate for railways and 02 national border gates. Chi Ma, Binh Nghi and border markets. Lang Son is blessed by nature with many beautiful landscapes, interesting caves and many historical and cultural relics, including scenic relics that have entered poetry and people's hearts such as Tam Thanh and Nhi Thanh Caves. , To Thi, Mau Son mountain. Besides, during the process of building and defending the country of his father, Mr. Lang Son also had many historical relics and revolutionary relics such as: Chi Lang Pass, Mac Dynasty Citadel... In addition, this is also a beautiful countryside, with the blue water of the romantic Ky Cung river. Lang Son has 7 main ethnic groups, of which the Nung ethnic group accounts for 43%, the Tay ethnic group 36%, the Kinh ethnic group 16%, the remaining ethnic groups are Dao, Hoa, Mong, San Chay living together, with different customs. customs, traditions, festivals, folk songs, then singing, sli singing, luon singing... that captivate people's hearts, highland markets, the colors of traditional costumes, and bold local cuisine. ethnic identity,... You can come to Lang Son by railway and road connecting Lang Son with other provinces in the country, with important traffic routes such as National Highway 1A connecting Lang Son - Hanoi, Highway 1B Lang Son - Thai Nguyen, Highway 4A Lang Son - Cao Bang, Highway 4B Lang Son - Quang Ninh, Highway 31 Lang Son - Bac Giang, Highway 279 Lang Son - Bac Kan and the National Intermodal Railway Vietnamese - Chinese international.

Nam Dinh

Located in the southern part of the Red River Delta, which was considered the second capital of the Tran Dynasty with a series of palaces and fortresses that left a mark of its golden era. Visiting this place, tourists will have the opportunity to explore many historical sites with distinctive architectural features such as the Tran Dynasty cultural relics complex, Phu Day Citadel, Co Le Pagoda, Keo Hanh Thien Pagoda, and the memorial house of former General Secretary Truong Chinh.

Bac Giang

Bac Giang is a province of Vietnam. It is located in the northeastern part of the country, being situated 50 kilometres (31 mi) to the east of the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi. The province covers an area of 3827.45 square kilometres and as of 2008 it had a population of 1,628,400 people.
Bac Giang Province, Lao Cai, Bac Kan, Cao Bang, Ha Giang, Lang Son, Phu Tho, Quang Ninh, Thai Nguyen, Tuyen Quang and Yen Bai of the Dong Bac (Northeastern Region) are part of the 59 administrative provinces and 5 municipaltites in Vietnam.
Bac Giang history is traced to the Hung Kings who established the Van Lang nation, then followed in succession the rule of the La Dynasty and the Nguyen Dynasty. It was the prefecture of Da Phuc during the time of Emperor Tu Duc, Vietnam’s last independent monarch. However, the modern province of Bac Giang was founded in 1895.
The province lies in the Red River Delta and borders Quang Ninh to the east, Lang Sơn to the north, Thai Nguyên and the urban district of Soc Sơn in the capital Hanoi to the west, and Bac Ninh and Hai Dương to the south.
Industrial development has been planned intensively in this predominantly agararian province and as result there is discernible improvements in its economic conditions.
The province has many places of interest to visit such as the Xuong Giang Ancient Citadel, Cam Son Lake, Duc La Pagoda, Tho Ha Communal House.
Bac Giang has many beautiful sites and vestiges such as Khe Ro Primitive Forest, Suoi Mo Site, Xuong Giang Ancient Citadel Other interesting sights as Cam Son Lake, Khuon Than Resort.
The province has cultural traditional festival of Kinh Bac people, as well as spring festivals of ethnic groups.
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Hai Phong city

Hai Phong is a city with the familiar name of the City of "Thành phố hoa phượng đỏ". Hai Phong is one of the largest tourist centers in the country with historical relics, scenic spots, major festivals and famous resorts and entertainment areas that meet international standards. Every year, Hai Phong is one of the places that attracts thousands of tourists to visit and relax in famous tourist areas such as Cat Ba, Do Son, Bai Tu Long Bay,... This is the land of imprinted against foreign invaders throughout the 4,000-year history of the Vietnamese people, with the victories on the Bach Dang River by Ngo Quyen in 938, by Le Hoan in 981, by Tran Hung Dao in 1288... To Nowadays, many historical relics still exist, many folk legends have been passed down, and many valuable cultural and artistic works have been left behind for posterity. Hai Phong has an extremely rich and diverse cuisine so visitors can choose to suit their taste: Cay bread (Hai Phong bread), snails, seafood dishes, crab cakes, crab spring rolls, sui din, seafood scorched rice, crab hotpot, mixed vermicelli,... Tourists can come to Hai Phong by seaport, modern road from Quang Ninh, Ha highway Noi - Hai Phong, Cat Bi International Airport right in the city center.

Tuyen Quang

Tuyen Quang is a mountainous province located in the north of our country, with a long history of development associated with many different feudal eras in the history of the Vietnamese people. During the August Revolution, Tuyen Quang was honored to be the Capital of the Liberation Zone, chosen by the Party Central Committee and Uncle Ho as the center of the national revolution. In Tan Trao-Son Duong - Tuyen Quang, many historical events related to the nation's destiny took place: The Party's National Conference decided on the policy of leading the entire people in a general uprising to seize power and appointed a Committee. nationwide uprising; The National Congress met at Tan Trao communal house to establish the National Liberation Committee, the Provisional Government with Uncle Ho as Chairman.
Tuyen Quang is famous for the ancient relics of the Mac Dynasty Citadel located on the territory of group 7, Tan Quang ward, Tuyen Quang city. The citadel was built in 1592, during the Mac Dynasty and was repaired in the early Nguyen Dynasty (19th century). During the long years of resistance against the French colonialists, Tuyen Quang was the Capital of the Resistance, where people across the country "looked to Viet Bac and nurtured perseverance", including revolutionary relics such as: Lan Na Lua , Tan Trao Banyan Tree, Tan Trao Communal House, Hong Thai Communal House (Kim Chien Communal House),... associated with the history of the Vietnamese revolution. In particular, each ethnic group has a unique treasure of folk arts such as: The Tay ethnic group has Quan Lang singing (singing to bring the bride to her husband's house), Coi, Sli, Luon, Phong slu singing (singing the love response between men and women), Then singing, Put singing (religious ritual singing) and Then dances, Sinh Tien dances, Non dances, Sowing dances, Fan dances...; The Cao Lan ethnic group has Sinh Ca singing (singing the love response between men and women), Bird dances, Shrimp scoop dances, Lamp opening dances, Flag dances...; The Dao ethnic group has Pao Dung singing (reciprocating love song between men and women), harvest-praying dances, tortoise-catching dances, and Membrane dances; The San Diu ethnic group has the song Soong co (reciprocating love song between men and women); The Mong people have the Orphan song, the bride song, and the Khen dance. Each ethnic group has unique sets of musical instruments, expressing cultural identity and high musical level with the ability to inspire effectively, such as: Tinh lute, musical fruit of the Tay ethnic group; Khen, leaf trumpet, bamboo flute of the Mong people; percussion instruments of the Dao, Cao Lan,... Tourists from all over the country come to Tuyen Quang via Noi Bai international airport (Hanoi) then to Tuyen Quang via Noi Bai - Lao Cai highway (at the node intersection IC9) connecting Tuyen Quang - Phu Tho expressway only 2 hours drive, in addition you can follow national highway 2, national highway 2c, national highway 32c,... to get to Tuyen Quang.

Phu Tho

Phu Tho is a province located in the center, the transition area between the Northern mountains and the plains, the tip of the delta triangle of the Northern Delta, the confluence of three rivers: Thao River, Lo River, Da River. , surrounded by the Tam Dao and Ba Vi mountain ranges, leaning against the hills and mountains close together like an upside-down bowl at the end of the Hoang Lien Son range, facing the vast and fertile Northern Delta. Phu Tho has many scenic spots such as Bach Hac Junction, Gioi Suoi Tien Pond, Ao Chau Dam, Van Hoi Dam, Thanh Thuy hot mineral water mine, Xuan Son National Park...
Hung Temple - a place of worship for the Hung Kings has become a place to worship Ancestors, a gathering place and to demonstrate the strength and great solidarity of the Vietnamese people today. On this land, 1,372 historical and cultural relics are preserved, including 01 special national relic, 73 national relics, 219 provincial relics and hundreds of unique folk festivals such as temple festivals Hung, Mau Au Co temple festival, Tro Tram festival, Lady Girl procession festival, Hung Lo palanquin procession, Phet Hien Quan festival... along with Xoan and Gheo folk songs. Among them, Xoan singing has been recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage in need of urgent protection; The belief in worshiping Hung Kings in Phu Tho is an intangible culture that represents humanity and is a source of invaluable cultural heritage imbued with the original cultural identity. You can get to Phu Tho by road with National Highway 2, Noi Bai - Lao Cai Highway, Ho Chi Minh Road, railway you can connect from Hanoi station.

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Yen Bai

Yen Bai, at the gateway to the Northwest, is the birthplace of the ancient Vietnamese people with over 30 ethnic groups living together, this place has the Red River and Chay River civilizations, and is the center of exchange between the Northeast region and Northwest of Vietnam. Here, there is attractive tourism potential with revolutionary historical relics, scenic spots, and a system of communal houses, temples and pagodas associated with the nation's history of building and defending the country. Nature bestows Yen Bai with a charming landscape with many beautiful landscapes such as Mu Cang Chai terraced fields, Suoi Giang tea, or Thac Ba Lake tourist area,... Those who have ever set foot in Yen Bai land Everyone feels attracted through impressive experiences in this culturally diverse land. Not only does it have beautiful landscapes of mountains and water, Thac Ba Lake is also home to 12 ethnic groups with diverse cultural colors and unique traditional festivals held on the first days of the new year such as the festival. Long Tong of the Tay people, Season Worshiping Festival of the Dao people... Coming here, visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy a feast of guests from all ethnic groups with the delicious, attractive flavors of bamboo-tube rice and flower salad. wild bananas, hill chicken cooked with lemon leaves, roasted pork or fish and shrimp salad,... Tourists can come to Yen Bai by train, by road along the Noi Bai - Lao Cai highway or National Highway 2 and the National Highway. Route 70.

Lai Chau

Lai Chau is a northwest border province, about 450 km southeast of Hanoi. This place has many plateaus over 1,500m high with extremely favorable weather; Clouds cover all four seasons, the climate is fresh and cool like the Sin Ho, Ho Thau, and Dao San plateaus. Nestled in the vast mountains and forests of the Northwest, next to the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, Lai Chau is blessed with priceless gifts from nature. Lai Chau has many natural landscapes and valuable relics such as: National treasure area of King Le Thai To stele, Nam Nhun district; Hoang Lien Pass Peak Ecotourism Area, Rong May Glass Bridge, Pusamcap Cave, Tac Tinh Waterfall, Putaleng Peak, Bach Moc Luong Tu Peak, Ta Lien Son Peak,... Lai Chau is also home to 20 ethnic groups with diverse Unique and interesting cultural identities such as: Sin Suoi Ho village, Vang Pheo village, Si Thau Chai village, Hon village, Lao Chai village, Tham village... Lai Chau currently has 5 national intangible cultural heritages , including: Xoe dance art, Tug of war game of the Thai ethnic group, Tu Cai ceremony of the Dao ethnic group, Gau Tao festival of the Mong people and Brocade weaving of the Lu ethnic group. When mentioning Lai Chau specialties, you cannot miss the famous delicious purple sticky rice, dried buffalo meat, Hoa ban bamboo shoot salad,... Visitors to Lai Chau from Hanoi can choose to travel via the road. 32 to Nghia Lo, Mu Cang Chai, Than Uyen and then to Lai Chau (distance about 420km). This palace is suitable for exploring Nghia Lo or watching the ripe rice season in Mu Cang Chai. The second route is to take the Hanoi - Lao Cai highway, then go to Sa Pa and cross O Quy Ho pass to get to Lai Chau. This option reduces the distance by about 40-50km.

Hoa Binh

Hoa Binh is a mountainous province adjacent to the capital Hanoi, with 6 main ethnic groups (Muong, Kinh, Thai, Tay, Dao, H'Mong) of which the Muong ethnic group accounts for the majority with over 63%. Hoa Binh is located at the gateway to the Northwest region of Vietnam, 76 km from the center of Hanoi capital along Highway 6, bordering Hanoi capital, Phu Tho province, Son La and Thanh Hoa provinces, bordering Ha Nam province. , Ninh Binh. Hoa Binh has Hoa Binh Lake with an area of about 8,000 hectares, with large water capacity and more than 40 floating islands in the lake, this is where there are tourist attractions and ecotourism. Besides, Kim Boi Mineral Spring tourist area also has great attraction to tourists from near and far, suitable for relaxation, sightseeing, and medical tourism. Hoa Binh is also known as the cradle of the world-famous "Hoa Binh Culture" with a dense system of archaeological sites; system of folk festivals, unique customs and traditions. Some famous tourist destinations of Hoa Binh province include: Song Da lake bed, Dragon Dau mountain (Cao Phong), Tien cave (Lac Thuy), Mineral spring (Kim Boi), Lac village, H'mong village (Mai Chau), Muong Giang Mo Village (Binh Thanh - Cao Phong), Muong Cultural Space Museum (Hoa Binh City),... To get to Hoa Binh, visitors can follow Ho Chi Minh Road, National Highway 6, National Highway 12B, Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi) then move along Thang Long Avenue to Hoa Binh Highway to Hoa Lac for about 2 hours by car.

Vinh Phuc

Vinh Phuc province was established in 1950, on the basis of merging two provinces: Vinh Yen and Phuc Yen, in 1968 merged with Phu Tho province to become Vinh Phu province, from January 1, 1997 Vinh Phuc province was re-established. . Vinh Phuc is located in the North adjacent to Tuyen Quang and Thai Nguyen provinces, to the West adjacent to Phu Tho province, to the South adjacent to the capital Hanoi, to the East adjacent to 2 districts of Soc Son and Dong Anh - Hanoi. Vinh Phuc has 41 ethnic groups living in the area, of which the main ethnic groups are: Kinh, San Diu, Nung, Dao, Cao Lan, Muong. Vinh Phuc has many famous tourist destinations such as Tam Dao, Dai Lai with many luxury tourist areas, Truc Lam Tay Thien Zen Monastery, Binh Son Tower, Tich Son Pagoda, Huong Canh Pottery Village,... Come to Vinh Phuc , visitors not only enjoy moments of real rest, admiring the beautiful landscapes of nature, but also enjoy the region's own specialties such as hill chicken, black pig, Tam Dao chayote tops, and whelk fish. Lap Thach, Tam Duong pineapple, Dau Dam Vac shrimp, Yen Lac coconut wine... There are also Lung Ngoai cake, Vinh Tuong molasses cake, Tay Dinh rice cake, Hoi Hop cake, Tu Yen braised sweet soup,... Du Guests can easily come to Vinh Phuc by air via Noi Bai airport, only 45 minutes drive from Vinh Yen city, in addition there is also Noi Bai - Lao Cai highway,... suitable for transportation. Quick response to your weekend getaways.

Thai Binh

Thai Binh has 56km of coastline with a number of beaches that still retain their pristine beauty such as Dong Chau, Vanh Islet, Den Den and a system of rich historical and cultural relics such as Keo Pagoda, Tran Temple, Dong Bang Temple. ,... is an attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists. Festival tourist attractions such as: Keo Pagoda, Tran Temple, Dong Bang Temple, Tien La Temple, Bach Thuan Garden Village, Minh Lang Embroidery Village, Dong Xam Silver Carving, Vanh Islet, Thu Islet, Den Den Islet. In particular, Keo Pagoda is one of the ancient pagodas in Vietnam that is preserved with almost intact architecture hundreds of years old. Con Vanh belongs to the Red River Delta biosphere reserve area (recognized by UNESCO in December 2004), located in a continuous system of coastal mangrove forests stretching from Ninh Binh - Nam Dinh - Thai Binh. - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh. This place has a quite rich mangrove ecosystem with many plant species such as tigers, parrots, cork, pine, over 200 species of valuable seafood and many rare bird species. Thai Binh is one of the tourist destinations that is not only famous for its many beautiful landscapes, famous historical relics, or sacred pagodas... but also has an extremely rich and diverse cuisine: Nguyen Village Cay Cake, Vi Thuy Spring Roll, Nem Chao Vi Thuy, Nem Salad, Bun Bung, Dai Dong Gai Cake, Thai Thuy Jellyfish Salad, Ben Hiep Pork Cake, Ca Ra River Crab Hotpot, Kien Xuong Earthworm, Vu Thu Khuc Cake,...

Thanh Hoa

Thanh Hoa, a pivotal city in Central Vietnam, is situated in a region where various historical and cultural areas converge, giving it a strategic geographical position and distinctive cultural diversity. Throughout the nation's illustrious history, this place has served as an important and steadfast stronghold, contributing significantly to the resistance against foreign invaders.

The culture and people of Thanh Hoa province play a crucial role in embellishing the diverse and rich tapestry of this region. Thanh Hoa's people are known for their strength, resilience, and ingenuity. They are deeply connected to the land, renowned for their diligence and meticulousness, while preserving the cultural traditions of the nation. Furthermore, Thanh Hoa's culinary culture is exceptional, featuring a variety of traditional dishes such as sour fermented pork, thorn leaf cake, noodle soup with shredded chicken, grilled fish cake, and many other specialties.

When mentioning tourism in Thanh Hoa, one must highlight famous attractions such as the Pu Luong eco-tourism area with its captivating pristine natural beauty, Sam Son Beach, one of Vietnam's most renowned beaches, Lam Kinh historical site – where historical relics of the early Le dynasty founded by King Le Loi are exhibited, Hang Ken with its fascinating and unique cave system, and many other enticing destinations awaiting exploration.

Hung Yen

"First Kinh Ky - Second Pho Hien' Hung Yen is located on the left bank of the Red River, the center of the Northern Delta, a land with a long-standing cultural tradition. With a favorable geographical location, topography flat, the North borders Bac Ninh province, the Northwest borders Hanoi city, the East borders Hai Duong province, the South borders Thai Binh province, the Southwest borders Ha Nam province and is covered by fertile alluvium from two Big rivers are the Red River and Luoc River, giving Hung Yen green rice and corn fields, large lotus ponds and famous delicious specialties such as longan, honey, lotus seeds...
Along with the thousands of years of history of building and defending the country of our ancestors, Hung Yen has become a sacred land, the birthplace of many famous people and national heroes in the fields of economics, politics, and culture. society such as: Pham Bach Ho, Do The Dien, Pham Ngu Lao, Nguyen Trung Ngan, Le Nhu Ho, Doan Thi Diem, famous physicians Le Huu Trac, Nguyen Thien Thuat, Hoang Hoa Tham, To Hieu, General Secretary Nguyen Van Linh... Through the historical process, generations of ancient ancestors have left thousands of valuable relics on Hung Yen land, which are architectural works: communal houses, temples, pagodas, shrines, tombs... Many Famous historical and cultural relics such as Da Hoa temple, Da Trach temple associated with the legend of Chu Dong Tu - Princess Tien Dung is one of the "Four Immortals" of Vietnam, Phu Ung temple worships general Pham Ngu Lao, especially the Pho Hien relic complex, testifies to a prosperous period of Pho Hien - Hung Yen.
As a civilized province, Hung Yen still preserves thousands of valuable relics. Currently, there are a total of 1,802 relics in the province, including 03 special national-level relics and 175 national-level relics (the province ranks 3rd in the country in terms of number of relics). Nationally ranked), 271 provincially ranked relics, 7 national treasures. These are valuable assets, the core of the national cultural identity and the pride of the people of Hung Yen.

Ha Tinh


Ha Tinh is considered a land of extraordinary natural landscapes, strategically located along the coast of Central Vietnam, bordering the provinces of Quang Binh and Nghe An. With its diverse terrain featuring numerous bays, beaches, and pristine forests abundant in resources, this city possesses many captivating tourist attractions, making it a destination full of developmental potential in the near future.

Having endured a glorious period of resistance during wartime, the people here have managed to maintain an optimistic outlook on life, nurturing a love for their nation, homeland, and each other. Particularly noteworthy is the unique cultural fusion of various ethnic minority groups, creating a highly appealing humanistic value that is sure to captivate visitors.

If you ever have the chance to visit Ha Tinh, be sure to explore some of its famous tourist spots, such as:

- The beaches of Thien Cam, Xuan Thanh, and Ky Xuan, boasting crystal-clear waters and gentle waves, perfect for swimming and enjoying the natural seaside atmosphere.
- Historical and spiritual landmarks such as Huong Tich Pagoda, Dong Loc T-junction, and Hong Linh Mountain, ideal destinations for those interested in discovering the distinctive spiritual culture of the region.
- For nature enthusiasts, a visit to Vu Quang National Park, Ky Trung Tea Hill, or the ecological tourism area of Ho Trai Tieu is a must to experience the untouched wilderness and natural beauty of Ha Tinh.

Nghe An

Nghe An, the homeland of the great President Ho Chi Minh, is a land that has nurtured generations of heroes and boasts a rich revolutionary tradition of the people. Situated in the heart of the North Central region, Nghe An attracts visitors with its pristine and captivating natural beauty.

Especially when visiting Nghệ An, you will notice the unique blend and combination of various cultures, as it is home to many ethnic communities, each with its own distinctive characteristics. The people here are diligent, meticulous, and carry on the patriotic traditions of their ancestors, instilling a deep sense of national pride. Here, you can enjoy various traditional songs and unique cultural performances during festivals and celebrations.

Nghe An city also preserves many scenic attractions such as Cua Lo Beach, Cua Hoi Beach, Nghi Thiet Beach, Bai Lu,... with cool blue waves every summer; Kim Lien historical site, where memories of President Ho Chi Minh's homeland are kept; Cua Dong Temple - a symbol of the culture and history of this land, with classical architecture and lush landscapes; or Hon Moc - Xuong Noc - a small archipelago belonging to Huong Son commune, Huong Khe district, famous for its pristine beauty, white sandy beaches, and diverse ecosystems. These tourist destinations are just a small part of the list of attractive destinations in Nghệ An, with its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Let's explore many other fascinating destinations in this region with Timtour!





 

Quang Binh

Quang Binh - an impressive destination in Central Vietnam. Throughout the country's development process, Quang Binh has witnessed many historical events, marking the ups and downs of land opening and preservation efforts. It is for this reason that today, many tourists come here to revisit the indelible historical imprints. Along with its distinctive traditional culture, terrain, landscape, and unique natural heritage, Quang Binh has become an attractive destination along the long stretch of Central Vietnam. Blessed by nature, Quang Binh is bestowed with numerous mysterious caves that challenge adventurous footsteps; pristine beaches with smooth white sand perfect for leisurely vacations; and precious hot mineral springs that help visitors relax, rejuvenate their bodies, and enhance their health. In addition to sightseeing, you can also learn about the local culture and customs. Enjoy unique and rustic local cuisine.

Quang Tri

Quang Tri tourism is known for its spiritual tourism, as it was a focal point during the Vietnam War. However, few know that Quang Tri also boasts many pristine and beautiful destinations, offering fascinating experiences. The province is home to numerous historical landmarks and revolutionary relics worth exploring, which are not widely known. Quang Tri is renowned for the Ben Hai River - Hien Luong Bridge - the 17th parallel that divided the North and South for 20 years.

Binh Dinh

Located in the South Central Coast region, Binh Dinh possesses a long coastline and ideal climatic conditions, with warm temperatures throughout the year, making it highly favorable for the development of coastal and island tourism, as well as resort tourism. Binh Dinh is characterized by picturesque landscapes, with majestic mountains on one side and vast expanses of sea on the other. The transition between the mountains and the sea is marked by lush plains adorned with green rice fields and coconut groves.
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Binh Thuan

Binh Thuan, located in the Southeast of Central Vietnam, stands out as one of the bright spots in Central Vietnam tourism, attracting visitors with its pristine beauty and rich history. The best time to visit Binh Thuan is from December to April. During this time, the intense heat subsides, and the sea is clearer, suitable for recreational activities, swimming, and exploring nature.

The culture and people of Binh Thuan are an integral part of the beauty and allure of this region. Binh Thuan prides itself on being a melting pot of various cultures, from ancient Cham culture to contemporary Vietnamese culture, creating a diverse and rich tapestry. The people of Binh Thuan live close to the sea and mountains, reflected in their simple, sincere, and gentle way of life. They nurture a spirit of peace, hospitality, and care for the protection and development of their community. Binh Thuan's culinary culture is also remarkable, featuring flavorful seafood dishes such as grilled squid, spicy salt-grilled fish, and traditional Cham dishes.

Notable tourist destinations in Binh Thuan include Cam Ranh Bay with its long beaches and clear blue waters, Phan Thiet sand dunes with their beautiful white landscapes, and Mui Ne Fishing Village showcasing the daily lives of fishermen at sea. Binh Thuan, with its excellent combination of history, culture, and nature, is an ideal destination for those who love exploration and relaxation.





 

Ninh Thuan

When mentioning Ninh Thuan, one must talk about coastal tourism along with modern experiential sports. With a coastline stretching up to 105km, Ninh Thuan boasts pristine bays with beauty that rivals some tourist destinations in Greece or the Maldives. The image of tourism in Ninh Thuan, along with its tourist attractions, has gradually been recognized by travelers, being voted into the "World Tourism Map." The Amanoi resort in Vinh Hy Bay (Ninh Hai) was selected by Forbes Life magazine (USA) as one of the "Top 10 most attractive destinations in the world."





 

Phu Yen

Currently, Phu Yen is becoming a preferred destination for many tourists in their journey through the South Central Coast region. The land of "yellow flowers on green grass" is now likened to a "sleeping princess" with numerous potentials and inherent advantages being exploited and preserved for tourism development. Phu Yen's diverse and rich terrain has created beautiful landmarks and landscapes including many bays, lagoons, cliffs, and capes with a pristine and appealing natural beauty such as Dam Cu Mong, Dam O Loan, Vung Ro Bay, Xuan Dai Bay, and others.

Quang Ngai

Quang Ngai is a coastal province located in the South Central Coast region, within the key economic area of this region. Tourism in Quang Ngai is renowned for its long stretches of coastline with smooth white sandy beaches. With the bustling activity of the open sea, expansive salt fields, rocky cliffs, and abundant seafood, all of these create a unique allure for tourists when they set foot in this region.

Kon Tum

Kon Tum offers a journey into mountains, rivers, and the cultural beauty of ethnic minorities. Situated in the vast Central Highlands region, Kon Tum is the northernmost province in the Central Highlands. While not as famous as Da Lat or Buon Ma Thuot, the wild and mysterious beauty of Kon Tum has charmed visitors who have set foot here, promising to become a highly promising tourist destination in the future. Located in the expansive highlands of the Central Highlands, Kon Tum enjoys a climate similar to Da Lat, characterized by cool and pleasant weather. The weather in Kon Tum can be divided into two distinct seasons: the rainy season, which begins in April and lasts until November, and the dry season, which spans from December to March every year. One interesting aspect of visiting Kon Tum is that each month offers a unique landscape, showcasing the area's diverse beauty. Kon Tum is rich in the traditional folk culture of ethnic minorities. Its system of tangible and intangible cultural heritage is diverse and unique, reflecting in various aspects such as customary laws, settlement culture, communal houses, festivals, gongs, traditional folk arts, cuisine, costumes, language, writing systems, carvings, patterns, weaving, and more.

Dak Lak

When mentioning gong culture, coffee, or elephants, everyone will immediately think of Dak Lak tourism, a province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. If you've been captivated by beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, or bustling tourist attractions for a long time, take some time to "change the scene" with the Central Highlands region, which promises to offer you many new experiences. Dak Lak is most beautiful around late November when the rainy season has passed, leaving the autumn sky clear and cool, and the waterfalls still flowing abundantly. The weather in the early months of the year is also pleasant. Late February to early March is the coffee blossom season, April is the season of vibrant red rhododendron flowers, and November is the season of wild sunflowers. Additionally, there are seasons for white lilies, yellow muong flowers, and cherry blossoms as well. And if you've come to Dak Lak, you must visit Buon Don - a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists. Known as the "elephant kingdom" of the Central Highlands, Buon Don is famous for its tradition of elephant hunting, taming, and raising. Here, you can hear stories about mahouts (elephant caretakers), visit ancient stilt houses over a hundred years old, and explore the unique architecture of the tomb of the elephant hunting king Ama Kong... You can also feed and take photos with the elephants under the supervision of the caretakers.





 

Đak Nong

With the event of UNESCO recognizing Dak Nong Geological Park as a global geopark, UNESCO Dak Nong has contributed to positioning the global value and prestige of tourism for Dak Nong province. Dak Nong boasts a system of caves that still retain their pristine beauty, precious stone mines, mineral mines, and the majestic scenery of waterfalls such as Dray Sap, Gia Long, Lua, Luu Ly, Bay Tang, as well as national parks like Ta Dung, Nam Cat Tien, and the Nham Nung Nature Reserve with diverse and rare forest ecosystems and wildlife species such as leopards, gibbons, and langurs. In addition, the unique geological values, associated with the formation of cave systems (over 100 caves), sapphire mines, alumina mines, wolfram mines, formed by volcanic eruptions around 3.5 million years ago, are also distinctive features of the geological park.

Furthermore, the unique cultural heritage, including tangible and intangible cultural values such as the Tay Nguyen Gong Culture Space, the Ot N'drong Epic, Nau M'pring folk songs, observing artisans perform stone carving, traditional weaving, and bamboo knitting, as well as the diverse and rich traditional cuisine of ethnic minority communities living here, are also factors attracting tourists from both domestic and international markets.

Gia Lai

When mentioning tourism in the Central Highlands (Tay Nguyen) region, people often only remember about the "City of a Thousand Flowers," Dalat, or the coffee capital, Buon Me Thuot, while overlooking the land of Gia Lai with its countless equally attractive destinations. With its breathtaking landscapes generously bestowed by nature, Gia Lai resembles a bold and pristine young woman standing out amidst the majestic mountain ranges, exuding a sense of freedom and wilderness. Gia Lai's climate is distinctly divided into two seasons: the rainy season and the dry season, each with its own characteristics. The dry season begins from November to the end of April the following year. During this time, the weather is dry with mild sunshine. In the period from November to December, Gia Lai is immersed in the golden hues of ripened rice fields, wild sunflowers, and vibrant yellow muong flowers. If you want to admire the pure white beauty of coffee flowers, you should visit around February to April each year. If you plan to travel to Gia Lai, it is advisable to avoid the period from May to October, as this is when the city enters the rainy season and is often inundated with incessant downpours.

An Giang

An Giang leaves a strong impression on tourists with its simple beauty of the Mekong Delta, where there is a mixture and convergence of many distinctive cultures of the Kinh, Khmer, Cham, and Chinese communities. In addition, An Giang also captivates many tourists with its picturesque and poetic natural scenery, characterized by lush green rice fields and towering palm trees reaching into the sky. With a terrain that includes both plains and hills, mysterious Thất Sơn mountain range, numerous historical and cultural relics, and many impressive check-in points, An Giang is becoming a focal point attracting a large number of tourists.

Truly, An Giang is beautiful in every season and worth experiencing. If tourists want to visit during the flood season to admire the floating water hyacinths or the lush Tra Su cajuput forest, they can visit around October to November. Alternatively, if they prefer to visit during the dry and cool season, they can go between March and May. Or if they want to experience the grand festival of the Mountain Lady Xứ in Sam Mountain, they can try visiting in April (23rd-24th of July in the lunar calendar). During this time, there will be many fun activities and shopping opportunities for tourists visiting this "Land of Seven Mountains."

Bac Lieu

If you have the opportunity to visit the southwestern region of Vietnam, don't miss out on Bac Lieu province. This land has long been renowned for its wealth and abundance. It is also a cultural convergence point of three ethnic groups: Kinh, Hoa, and Khmer, reflected through unique cultural works, creating its own beauty. When visiting Bac Lieu, tourists will immerse themselves in the pristine space of natural bird gardens, ancient longan orchards, and mangrove forests stretching alongside the young city; listen to fascinating legends about the life of Bac Lieu's Young Master, and visit the wind turbine field... Tourists can visit Bac Lieu all year round. If you want to learn about the local customs and beliefs, you should visit during festivals, around February to April in the lunar calendar. The most interesting time is on the 10th lunar month - the day of the Ok Om Bok festival, one of the three largest festivals of the Khmer people. Exploring Bac Lieu can typically be done in a day. If you have more time and want to visit more places, tourists can extend their trip to two days and one night.
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Ben Tre

Located in the southwestern part of the Mekong Delta region, tourism in Ben Tre offers not only the serene beauty of its rivers and waterways but also the opportunity to explore the unique culinary and cultural aspects of this land. Known as the land of coconut trees, Ben Tre boasts a network of meandering rivers lined with fruitful orchards, abundant aquatic resources, and a cool climate all year round, making it an ideal destination for attracting a large number of visitors. With warm sunshine throughout the year, tourists can visit at any time, but the best time is during the summer months of June, July, and August. This is when visitors can admire the colorful natural scenery and enjoy freshly picked fruits such as coconuts, durians, and rambutans. With its rich natural tourism resources and diverse cultural heritage, in recent years, Ben Tre tourism has focused on developing various types of tourism, including ecotourism, river tourism, fruit orchard tours, visits to historical and cultural sites, community-based homestay tourism combined with visits to traditional craft villages, beach tourism combined with exploring the mangrove ecosystem, as well as resort, entertainment, and recreational tourism.
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Binh Duong

The natural advantages, coupled with the human touch in building, have created numerous historical relics, famous landmarks, and beautiful landscapes in Binh Duong. These are favorable factors for the development of the tourism industry. Visitors to Binh Duong can explore famous historical, cultural, and architectural sites such as Phu Loi Prison, Tay Nam Ben Cat Tunnels, Thuan An Hoa Battle Zone, ancient houses like Tran Cong Vang, Tran Van Ho, Nguyen Tri Quan, Phu Long Temple, Tan An Temple, Ba Lua Temple... or visit ancient pagodas to find tranquility and blessings like Hoi Khanh Pagoda, Chau Thoi Pagoda. These pagodas are renowned architectural landmarks, preserving many ancient artifacts. Additionally, Binh Duong is also known for traditional crafts such as pottery, lacquerware, sculpture, and bamboo and palm leaf crafts. With renowned brands like Minh Long pottery, Cuong Phat, Nam Viet, Dai Hung brick kiln, Tương Bình Hiệp lacquer village, each product crafted by artisans is a unique work of art that will surely satisfy tourists.





 

Binh Phuoc

Binh Phuoc serves as both a gateway and a bridge connecting the Central Highlands with the Mekong Delta and Cambodia. The climate of Binh Phuoc is divided into two distinct seasons, the rainy season from May to October and the dry season from November to April of the following year. Binh Phuoc is most beautiful in spring, from late December to January of the following year. During this time, the sun shines brightly, and the rubber forests turn golden orange. Interspersed among the yellow of the rubber forests are vibrant cashew gardens. In early March to April, coffee flowers begin to bloom white.

Binh Phuoc also boasts a rich and diverse ecosystem of primary forests and various ethnic cultures. This is the key "Specialty" for developing the tourism industry in Binh Phuoc, driving the economic development of the province. Speaking of the tourism potential of Binh Phuoc, three types of tourism must be mentioned: ecotourism in natural forests, aquatic tourism, homestay tourism, and cultural, historical, and folk belief tourism.
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Ca Mau

Ca Mau is known as the southernmost region of the country and is always a must-visit destination for all Vietnamese people at least once in their lives. As the final province of Vietnam with three sides predominantly bordered by the sea, visitors here will have the chance to visit the national coordinate milestone, admire the forests, seas, and witness the vast expanse of the coastal sky. Ca Mau exudes a poetic and romantic beauty, tranquil and rustic, captivating the hearts of visitors. When you come here, you will encounter familiar images of people on three-leaf boats and sampans swaying on the water channels during the flooding season. The characteristic riverine culture in Ca Mau is reflected through traditional craft villages such as fishing, netting, boat building, roofing, boat rowing, mooring, and building docks. Ca Mau is also famous for its vast expanses of lush green rice fields. Exploring these fields, visitors will encounter scenes of people fishing or boats swaying on the Ganh Hao River. It all resembles a watercolor painting with scenes of everyday life serene and tranquil.
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Can Tho City

Long known as the "Western Capital" - the capital of the Mekong Delta for over a hundred years, Can Tho is one of the most attractive destinations in the South. Can Tho is located in the center of the Mekong Delta, in the downstream region of the Mekong River. Despite its rapid economic development, the "Western Capital" still retains the distinctive cultural characteristics of the rivers and canals region. Can Tho is less affected by storms, with pleasant weather throughout the year, despite distinct rainy and dry seasons. The ideal time to visit Can Tho is in the summer from May to August, when fruit orchards are ready for harvest. September to November is the flood season, suitable for experiencing the rustic life of the people in the Western region and enjoying specialties only available during the flood season. From December to February of the Gregorian calendar is the pre-Tet season, Can Tho is adorned with colorful flowers. The modernity of the streets blends with the simple and rustic charm of the Western orchards, which are always lush with fruit trees all year round, making Can Tho a uniquely attractive tourist destination in this region.

Dong Nai

Adjacent to Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai also boasts numerous tourist attractions that are equally appealing, attracting many young people and families for weekend getaways or holidays. Tourism in Dong Nai has been planned into 5 routes, each featuring various eco-tourism destinations of different sizes. Not only does Dong Nai have the advantage in terms of quantity, but its eco-tourism destinations are also rich and diverse in natural and biological aspects.

The prominent feature of Dong Nai's eco-tourism destinations is their close resemblance to the water-based tourism of the Mekong Delta while also possessing the distinctive characteristics of the Southeast region. Therefore, this is also one of the advantages for developing eco-tourism in Dong Nai, which will become a significant competitive advantage in the tourism development process.

Dong Thap

"Dong Thap, the land of a thousand lotus flowers, Vietnam's most beautiful bears the name of Uncle Ho" - Mentioning Dong Thap, surely everyone will recall these two lines of poetry by the late poet Bao Dinh, describing the beauty of thousands of lotus flowers blooming in the wind. Not only that, the beauty of Dong Thap also lies in its golden rice fields, majestic primeval forests, and the gentle, hospitable nature of its people. Dong Thap has two distinct seasons: the rainy season (lasting from May to November) and the dry season (lasting from December to April of the following year).

For a trip to Dong Thap during the rainy season, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the lush vegetation and admire the gentle beauty of the blooming lotus fields. And if you visit this region during the dry season, you will be greeted by flourishing spring flower gardens full of vibrant colors, along with the chance to indulge in the delicious sweet citrus fruits of Lai Vung. To fully experience the beauty of Dong Thap and its exquisite local specialties, it is recommended to plan your trip during the flood season, from August to November according to the lunar calendar each year.

Hau Giang

Hau Giang is a province in the Mekong Delta, bearing the distinctive features of the rivers and canals of the Western region. This place attracts tourists with its untouched and rustic beauty, with vast rice fields, meandering canals filled with alluvial soil, tranquil life, and the hospitality of the local people. Hau Giang is a destination with great potential for tourism development, with its lush rivers and canals, diverse landscapes of mountains, forests, seas, and fields, along with eco-tourism sites that offer dining, relaxation, and entertainment.

In addition, Hau Giang also attracts tourists with its traditional fishing villages, local cultural characteristics, and beloved local specialties such as pomelos, oranges, and grapefruits.

Living in the Mekong Delta, the people of Hau Giang carry the rich cultural heritage of the river region. Living on boats or stilt houses along the rivers is still common, although many have now moved to areas further from the river to trade in markets or settle on the mainland. They engage in trade, raise families, and pass down traditions through generations, embodying the hospitable and gentle nature of the Western region. When visiting Hau Giang, tourists can feel the warmth of the riverine people, their hospitality, and sincerity in every service or tourism product offered.
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Long An

 Long An province situated in the Mekong Delta and in the main areas of the Southest economic development. Long An has many special festivals such as the Ky Yen Festival, rainmaking ceremony, Tong Phong festival with traditional games like racing boats, tug of war, wrestling. All of them probably attract more tourists. The traditional handicraft villages such as wood carving (Can Duoc, Ben Luc), jewelery making (Phuoc Van), ship building (Can Duoc)...are also main sources for tourism. These important tourism sources are of great significance to the exploring and planning process to develop the tourism of the province.

Long An has rich potential for diverse tourism development. In addition to Dong Thap Muoi ecotourism site, it also owns Noi Pagoda (Vinh Hung district), Ton Thanh Pagoda, hundred column house, Rach Cat Military Post (Can Duoc District), Vam Nhut Tao historic relic (Tan Tru district), tomb of Nguyen Huynh Duc (Tan An city).
In Long An, there are special dishes such as sour fish soup, grilled snakehead, fish sauce hot pot, Nang Thom rice in Dao market, Go Den wine, Long Tri watermelon, Duc Hoa peanuts, Thu Thua sugarcane, Chau Thanh blue dragon...ect. Each specialty characteristic of the land and local people is also a major factor to attract all tourists.
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Soc Trang

Soc Trang Province of Vietnam is located deep in the Mekong Delta. Soc Trang is bordered to the north and north-east by the Hau River (lower Mekong River) and Tra Vinh Province, to the north by Can Tho Province, to the north-west by Hau Giang Province, to the west and south-west by Bac Lieu Province, and to the south by the East Vietnam Sea.

Soc Trang is covered by vast rice paddies, shrimp lagoons, luxuriant fruit gardens like longan, rambutan, durian, and orange. Viet (Kinh), Khmer, Hoa ethnic groups live together here. The province has 89 pagodas of Khmer group, 47 pagodas of Hoa people. Ma Toc (Bat), Khleang, Chruitim Chas, Chen Kieu, and Buu Son Tu (Set) are famous pagodas. Coming to there, tourists like to taste tropical fruit in My Phuoc River Islet, or join many recreation and entertainment activities in Binh An Tourist Resort. Chol Chnam Thmay, Oc Om Boc festivals, Ngo Boat Race also attract many visitors.
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Tay Ninh

Located at the junction between the South Central Highlands and the Mekong Delta, Tay Ninh boasts a harmonious combination of two landscapes: it carries the rugged features of a plateau while also displaying characteristics of a delta region. Tay Ninh has become a hot keyword for travel enthusiasts and young people alike. Partly due to the transformation of Black Lady Mountain - a landmark inseparable from Tay Ninh, and partly due to the emergence of new check-in spots that are worth experiencing. This is a land without blue seas, only filled with sun, wind, and sand, yet it possesses countless interesting things waiting for people to come and explore. If you are living or working in Ho Chi Minh City or the southeastern provinces and are looking for a weekend getaway destination for relaxation and fun, then Tây Ninh is definitely an unmissable destination.
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Tien Giang

​Located to the North of the Mekong Delta, along the North of Tien River, Tien Giang Province shares border with Long An Province on the north, Dong Thap Province on the west, East Sea on the east, and Ben Tre Province on the south.

Tien Giang has rich aquatic supply including freshwater fish, brackish fish, and saltwater fish. Some of special fruits are Trung Luong plum, Vinh Kim star-apple, Cai Be guava, sweet mango, rambutan, and thick-skinned orange. Many fruits, vegetable, and other products are anchored on lively Cai Be Floating Market and Tan Phong Island, along Tien Giang River. Visitors also like to picking fruit, enjoy them and experience the life of Mekong River Delta community in orchards of Thoi Son Island.

Located 120km from My Tho City, Dong Tam Snake Farm is an interesting place to see snake, bird and mutant turtles. Vinh Trang Pagoda owns many precious wood statues and beautiful tree in large garden.
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Tra Vinh

Tra Vinh is located in the Mekong River Plains, 202 km southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. The main ethnic groups to populate the area include the Kinh, Khmer, and Hoa. There are 140 pagodas of Khmer, 50 pagodas of Viet (Kinh) and 5 pagodas of Hoa. The famous ones include Ang, Sam-rong-ek, Co, Hang. Co Pagoda is home of thousands of birds including storks, Cong coc and pigeons. 

When talking about the specialty food in Tra Vinh. Visitors will mention immediately Vinh Kim dried shrimp and Tra Vinh glutinous rice cake (Bánh Tét). Vinh Kim dried shrimp has been a well-known brand of Tra Vinh for a long time.Tra Vinh glutinous rice cake (Bánh Tét) is a traditional food there. This rice cake is made by a secret way that have more delectable tasty than others. It also brings a memories home for people who living away home for a long time.

 
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Vinh Long

Vinh Long is home to 450 relics, including 10 relics recognized as national relics of culture and history and 32 provincial relics of culture and history. Vinh Long is the gateway to river islands and some worthwhile sites, including the Cai Be floating market, orchards and homestays – which can be a highlight of a Mekong journey.
Coming to there, visitors have chance to walk among the trees, relax in hammocks, try all kinds of delicious tropical fruits in the gardens of An Binh and Binh Hoa Phuoc islands. Several popular places are Mr. Sau Giao's Flower Garden, Mr. Muoi Day's Stilt-House, and Mr. Hai Hoang's Old House.
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Luang Prabang

First settled more than 1200 years ago at the confluence of the Nam Khan and Mekong Rivers in the heart of Northern Laos, Luang Prabang city has served as the capital of kingdoms both ancient and modern.
Its former names include Muang Sua, Xieng Thong and Lane Xang; the present name derives from the Pha Bang, a revered Buddha image currently on the grounds of the National Museum in the city centre.
Luang Prabang is best known today for its protected, unique juxtaposition of temples, traditional architecture, and colonial buildings and for the natural beauty of its surrounding province. And even as the city warmly welcomes visitors from all over the world, it remains a vital political, educational, and trade hub for the diverse cultures of Northern Laos.
So the daily markets of Luang Prabang–where you’ll find fresh wild mushrooms from the nearby mountains alongside hand-woven textiles and distinctive, locally-prepared dishes–mean as much to the life of this city as magnificent temple complexes like Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Mai, and Wat Visoun. Souphanouvong University and the Teacher Training College are as important, today, as the National Museum. Slow boats and fishermen continue to ply the Mekong River as jets touch down at the international airport. It is a city forged–but not constrained–by history and tradition.
Luang Prabang Province is situated in the center of northern Laos, bordering the provinces of Oudomxay, Phongsaly and Houaphanh to the north, Vientiane the capital and Xayabouly to the south and south west and Xieng Khouang to the east.
Luang Prabang was the capital of Lane Xang until it moved to Vientiane in 1560 by King Setthathirath (although Luang Prabang remained the country’s main religious center). The city’s contact with western emissaries occurred in the mid-17th century during the reign of King Surigna Vongsa. After his death in 1694, Lane Xang broke up into three separate kingdoms; Vientaine, Champasak and Luang Prabang.
By the late 19th century Luang Prabang was under attack by marauding black flag bandits who destroyed may sacred Buddha images, temples and historical documents.
Under king Sisavang Vong (1904 – 1959) a number of restoration and beautification projects were launched, many of which are still evident today. French influenced buildings began to appear in the late 1800s adding to the mixture of Lao, Tai Lue, Burmese, Chinese and Tai architecture.

Phnom Penh

A mixture of Asian exotica, the famous Cambodian hospitality awaits visitors to the capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia. Situated at the confluence of three great rivers, the ‘four arms’ of the Mekong, Tonle Sap and Bassac, form right in front of the Royal Palace. Phnom Penh is the commercial, political and cultural hub of the Kingdom and is home to over one million of the country’s estimated 11.4 million people. It is also the gateway to an exotic land….the world heritage site, the largest religious complex in the world, the temples of Angkor in the west, the beaches of the southern coast and the ethnic minorities of the northeastern provinces.
The city offers several cultural and historical attractions including the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda and the National Museum. There are also a wide variety of services including five star hotels and budget guest houses, fine international dining, sidewalk noodle shops, neighborhood pubs, international discos and more.
Phnom Penh, like other Asian-city tourist destinations, is in the midst of rapid change. Over the past few years, the number of restaurants and hotels have grown considerably and in the last year there has been a huge increase in the number of visitors. Three overland border crossings have opened since 1998 and now there are daily direct flights from several Asian cities. Even travel within the country is easier with road conditions gradually improving, several airlines flying domestic routes, and regular bus service to major cities like Sihanouk ville and Kampong Cham. Cambodia is becoming easier to visit everyday.

Ha Long bay

Ha Long is a city under Quang Ninh province. The city is named after Ha Long Bay, a famous natural heritage of Vietnam located to the south of the city. "Ha Long" translates to "descending dragon."

Located approximately 160 km from Hanoi, Ha Long City is a renowned tourist destination not only in northern Vietnam but also nationally and globally. Ha Long boasts a beautiful bay, world heritage sites, diverse tourism activities, and delicious cuisine that attract tourists. With its strategic location, modern infrastructure, and developed transportation system, Ha Long City attracts tens of millions of domestic and international tourists every year.

When mentioning Ha Long City, one cannot overlook Ha Long Bay, covering an area of 1,553 square kilometers with 1,900 limestone islands of various shapes and sizes. The bay has been recognized multiple times by UNESCO as a natural wonder of the world and is an unmissable tourist destination.

Phu Quoc island

Located in the Gulf of Thailand, with a coastline of 150km belonging to Phu Quoc City, Kien Giang Province, Phu Quoc is the largest tourist island in Vietnam. It is known as the pearl island in the southwestern sea of the country, attracting many tourists as well as international investors. Here, visitors will be captivated by the pristine beauty with gentle waves and calm winds at Sao Beach or the tranquil atmosphere with turquoise sea and white sand at Khem Beach.

Sapa

Sa Pa (also written as Sapa) is located about 30 km from the center of Lào Cai city. Situated at an average altitude of 1500 – 1800 meters above sea level, Sa Pa Town is often shrouded in floating clouds, creating an extraordinarily beautiful and mystical landscape. The area boasts a year-round cool and fresh climate, with an average temperature of 15-18°C.

Tourists come here not only to enjoy the fresh air and the simple peace of a northwest region but also to admire the pristine beauty of terraced fields, waterfalls, and majestic mountains. Visitors can explore the customs and cultural beauty of mountain ethnic groups such as the Black H’Mong, Red Dzao, Tay, and Dzay.

Sa Pa is home to Fansipan peak, which stands at 3,143 meters on the Hoang Lien Son mountain range; Ham Rong Mountain, located near the town, where any tourist can climb to get a panoramic view of the town, Muong Hoa Valley, Sa Pa, and Ta Phin hidden in the mist; the ancient Stone Church; and Silver Waterfall, with water cascading from a height of over 200 meters, creating a spectacular mountain sound.

A special cultural feature in Sa Pa is the Sa Pa Market, held on Sundays in the town. People from distant areas must travel on Saturday. On Saturday night, everyone stays up enjoying each other's company with folk songs sung by H’Mong and Dzao boys and girls, the sounds of the H’Mong flute and khèn (panpipe), and overflowing cups of wine among the elders. This unique gathering is often referred to as the "love market."

Moc Chau Highlands

Moc Chau is a district located in the southern part of Sơn La province, approximately 200 km northwest of the capital city Hanoi. The entire district has a population of over 150,000 people, covering an area of 2025.1 km2 with a population density of 69 people/km2.

Moc Chau is the largest and most beautiful plateau in the northern mountainous region, characterized by a temperate climate with seasonal winds, often likened to the second Dalat of Vietnam. Famous tourist attractions include Hang Doi cave, Mộc Châu pine forest, Thái Hưng waterfall... and not to be missed are the tea hills and grassy fields in the town of Moc Chau Farm.

Hoi An city

Hoi An is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Central Vietnam. With centuries of history, Hoi An's ancient town exudes a timeless charm and tranquility. The ancient houses with their unique architecture, narrow, golden-tiled lanes, and twinkling lanterns at night create a picturesque scene that transports visitors to a fairytale world

Da Lat city

Da Lat, the city of thousands of flowers, is an unmissable destination for those seeking peace and enjoying the beauty of nature. With a cool climate all year round, Da Lat is an ideal place for you to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of city life. You can spend time strolling along small roads, admiring ancient houses, and enjoying a hot cup of coffee in the cool air. In addition, Da Lat is also a paradise for outdoor activities such as trekking, camping, and fishing... With its pristine beauty and fresh air, Da Lat is sure to bring you unforgettable experiences.

Vientiane

Located on a curve of the Mekong River, Vientiane Capital has a recorded history that stretches back to around 1,000 AD. The area was originally settled because of the fertility of the surrounding alluvial plains, and Vientiane became the capital city of Laos around the mid-16th century.
Vientiane Capital is the home to the most significant national monument in Laos: That Luang (Great Stupa), which is the symbol of Lao and an icon of Buddhism in Laos. Of the many beautiful Wats in Vientiane, a visit to Wat Sisaket is a must; built in 1818, this is one of the oldest temples in Vientiane. Other Buddhist holy places are Wat Ong Teu Mahavihan, known for its 16th century bronze Buddha sheltered by a carved wooden masterpiece, and Wat Si Muang, the site of the Lak Meuang or pillar-stone of Vientiane. Wat Si Meuang is also home to the guardian spirit of the city. Hor Phakeo, across the street from Wat Sisaket houses a beautiful collection of Buddha statues, including traditional Lao style of the “Calling for Rain” and “Offering Protection”. Spend a morning in the Lao National Museum, which displays an interesting mixture of revolutionary and contemporary exhibitions. The main sights in Vientiane are only a short walk or bicycle ride from most hotels. Wat Xieng Khouan, better known as the Buddha Park should not be missed: take a tuk-tuk to this unique park that includes Buddhist and Hindu. Shopping for handicrafts is easy in Vientiane Capital; visit Talat Sao (morning market) for a wide range of colourful textiles including silks, wall-hangings and other decorative pieces. For very fine handicrafts, try one of the many upscale galleries in the city center. Keep your eyes open for traditional wood carvings, mulberry paper and a variety of basketry made from bamboo and rattan.
In the old part of Vientiane city, an attractive and interesting settlement is situated along the Mekong River where the ancient temples, museums, monuments and parks are all located just a short distance apart.
The cosmopolitan capital of Laos, Vientiane, has galleries, boutiques, theatres, nightclubs and internet cafe, making it a major attraction for visitors from all around the globe. Although the city is small, it offers visitors a great variety of restaurants serving both Lao and foreign cuisine. When you get hungry try the nation’s signature dish, tam mak-hung (spicy green papaya salad),  laap (spicy minced meat salad) and ping kai (fried chicken). Quench your thirst with a refreshing Beer Lao or fresh fruit shake from one of the many small restaurants found along almost every street in town. At dusk, find a spot along the Mekong promenade to enjoy an amazing view of the sunset over the river.
The largest fair, Boun Pha That Luang, is held in Vientiane Capital around mid-November each year. Celebrations begin at Wat Si Muang followed by a procession to That Luang. Festivities last a full week, ending in fireworks on the last night, which coincides with the full moon. In mid-October, the riverbank overflows with spectators watching the annual boat races. Boun Ok Phansa or the last day of Buddhist Lent precedes the boat races by one day. In the evening of Boun Ok Phansa, Lao people prepare small banana leaf boats called heua fai and set them afloat on the Mekong illuminated by candles and incense in a charming ceremony meant to bring good luck and prosperity.

Hoang Sa islands

Hoàng Sa và Trường Sa là của Việt Nam "Việt Nam có đầy đủ các chứng cứ lịch sử có giá trị pháp lý để chứng minh và bảo vệ chủ quyền của mình đối với 2 quần đảo Hoàng Sa và Trường Sa"
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Truong Sa islands

Hoàng Sa và Trường Sa là của Việt Nam "Việt Nam có đầy đủ các chứng cứ lịch sử có giá trị pháp lý để chứng minh và bảo vệ chủ quyền của mình đối với 2 quần đảo Hoàng Sa và Trường Sa"
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Nha Trang

Nha Trang is a tropical paradise that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences. With its pristine beaches, lush mountains, and charming coastal villages, Nha Trang is a destination that caters to all types of travelers. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Nha Trang has something to offer.

Siem Reap

Siem Reap or Siem Riep is the most famous tourism city of Cambodia. It is a small city as Hue city of Vietnam with many green trees. Siem Reap is also the name of a small river which flows through the city centre and then meets Tonle Sap. Yearly, Siem Reap welcomes millions of tourists all over the world to visit and explore the unique of Angkor Wat Temple. Angkor Wat is the historical site of Suryavarman II Reign in the beginning of 12th Century.
Today Siem Reap has the large network of big hotels, restaurants, bars, stores and shopping malls as well as mini hotels and guesthouses. Besides, visit Siem Reap and discover ancient temples, you can enjoy the traditional Apsara dance of Cambodia girls or make a boat trip on Tonle Sap Lake, fishing village.
You can travel to Siem Reap by road, river or plane. In the end of 1992, UNESCO recognized Angkor is a World Heritage Site. You should choose hotel near Old Market once you visit Siem Reap for easy to travel around. The Old Market is the place which most of tourists gather at night to wander around, buy souvenir gifts, and have a coffee.
There are many transports in Siem Reap by bicycle, electric bicycle, motorbike, tuk tuk, car/van, helicopter and hot air ballon. And the most convenient transport to travel around Siem Reap is electric bicycle to visit Angkor. There is direction maps show how to visit Angkor clearly. Must see sites in Siem Reap are Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Phnom Bakheng, Banteay Srei, Preah Khan…

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