On March 24, tens of thousands
of domestic and foreign tourists attended a special royal ceremony named Xa Tac,
which was traditionally dedicated to the Earth (Xa) and Cereal (Tac) Gods and
has been revived in the former imperial capital of Hue.
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
has asked Vietnam Airlines to make the best of the domestic and regional
aviation markets to meet the country’s requirements for development and become
one of powerful airlines in the region.
The Prime Minister has
recognized Da Lat as the first-tier city worthy of its important political and
socio-economic role in the Central Highland region and the country as a whole.
InterContinental Hanoi
Westlake hotel has just been given the Benchmarking Bronze Level by Green Globe.
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen
Sinh Hung has just agreed on the organization of a maritime tourism promotion
program in France during the end of April.
A Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) delegation on March 23-24 visited and presented gifts to Russians injured in a bus accident in central Binh Thuan Province ten days ago.
A businesswoman, Nguyen Lan Huong, has established the Thang Long Ca Tru Theatre inside the Vietnam Revolutionary Museum in Hanoi to serve tourists. She talked about this project.
A royal garden in the
Forbidden Citadel of the ancient imperial city of Hue will be restored to its
original glory, based on historical documents and a picture drawn in 1844.
The two islets stand peaceful
and serene in the middle of the Tri An Lake, a getaway that offers visitors more
than they bargain for.
With its spectacularly shaped
limestone mountains surrounding northern Vietnam’s largest wetland, Van Long
Nature Reserve in Ninh Binh Province is becoming an attractive destination for
tourists.
Ha Giang Province located in
Vietnam’s northern pole has many attractive destinations such as Quan Ba twin
mountains, Dong Van Plateau, terraced fields in Hoang Su Phi… Visiting Ha Giang,
tourists have opportunity to learn culture of 23 ethnic groups. One of the
destinations is Lan Village in Yen Phu Commune, Bac Me District
Nestled at the foot of Mui
Dien (Dien Cape) in the central coastal province of Phu Yen, Mon Beach is
pristine and endlessly fascinating.
The arc-shaped beach, which is surrounded by boulders and hills, has captured the attention of travelers who love to swim in turquoise waters and lie on white sandy beaches.
The arc-shaped beach, which is surrounded by boulders and hills, has captured the attention of travelers who love to swim in turquoise waters and lie on white sandy beaches.
Standing in Dalat, visitors
can see the Lang Bian peaks that look like the bosom of a beautiful woman, full
of vitality, standing out against the blue sky.
Tours through the islets of An
Thoi archipelago and the bustling port in Hon Thom (Pineapple Islet) are two
not-to-be-missed sites for anyone visiting Phu Quoc.
Thank to cool weather all year round, the hilly resort city of Dalat in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong is often a chosen destination for many travelers, especially in the hot season of summer.
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