Vietnam National
Administration of Tourism has launched a special package tour offer Campaign
namely "Impressive Vietnam!" to attract inbound tourists as well as to boost
domestic tourism from January to September 2009.
Conservationists from central
Quang Ngai province have completed restoration of four ceramic jar tombs
belonging to the Sa Huynh Culture, which dated back more than two millennia.
The grace of ao dai
(traditional long dress of Vietnamese women) shines at a show held by a
Vietnamese photographer in Berlin, Germany.
Vietnam’s land, people and
culture were introduced internationally when the Vietnamese Embassy in the UK
attended the 50th World Fair held in London from May 12-13.
InterContinental Hotels Group
(IHG) will inaugurate a second luxury hotel in Vietnam in September this year
and introduce more brands to new projects in this market in the future, a senior
executive said.
An exhibition featuring 90
artworks of painter Nguyen Kim Xuyen features a world with strange animals and
plants.
A pictorial collection of
lives, people and natural landscapes along the Mekong River was introduced to
the public yesterday to commemorate the second death anniversary of People’s
Artist and Labour Hero Pham Khac.
The Lang Sen (Lotus Village)
Festival 2009 will debut on May 15 and close on May 19 in Vinh city and Nam Dan
district in the central province of Nghe An, late President Ho Chi Minh’s
hometown.
The construction companies
have finished putting up a marble statue of a monument to the national hero
Quang Trung on Ban mountain in the former imperial city of Hue.
Visitors to Vietnam, under the
programme “Impressive Vietnam”, will be exempted from visa fees in the coming
time, said the National Tourism Administration.
A group of representatives
from 7 Austrian tourist companies and Thai Airways arrived in Hanoi on May 12th
starting a one-week survey on Vietnam’s tourism potentials.
It is said that in the past,
people in the North who could not endure the exploitation of the feudal
imperialists went Southwards and finally reached Ca Mau Cape, the Southernmost
land of Vietnam, endowed with advantages by nature.
Ham Rong Street in downtown
Sapa is home to something quite unique. Within a section of 100m, you can count
some 30 food stalls. They all sell delicious broiled foods.
On one side of the softly
sloping Cham Mountain outside Hue in central Vietnam is a small pagoda
surrounded by a verdant beauty so otherworldly that visitors feel they’ve just
stepped into the Elysian fields.
Very few nations in the world
have the custom of worshipping the mother of the country, as is done in Vietnam.
This custom not only reflects the Vietnamese people’s traditional culture and
belief but also their gratitude and respect for the loyalty to the ancestors.
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