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Da Nang

Da Nang City

by hoangphuong
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Da Nang is one of five centrally run cities in Vietnam, located in the South Central Coast region. This is the central and largest city of the entire Central region, acting as an important nucleus of the Central Key Economic Region. Da Nang city is currently a class 1 urban area, a central city at the regional and national level.
Geographically, Da Nang is located in the central region of Vietnam, has a key position in terms of both economy – society and defense – security as an industrial, financial, tourism and service center. , culture, education, health, science, technology, startups, innovation of the Central region, Central Highlands and the whole country; The center organizes regional and international events. Da Nang is also a coastal city and a very important transportation hub by road, rail, sea and air.

Destinations not to be missed when traveling to Da Nang

1. Dragon Bridge

Danang Dragon Bridge is one of the most beautiful bridges in the world, with a dragon symbol design curling around the bridge, representing the prosperity of Asia.
Dragon Bridge is also an interesting check-in point for self-sufficient tourists in Da Nang, especially if you come here at 9:00 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays or on major holidays, you will have the opportunity to see the Dragon Bridge. spray water, spray fire.

2. Ba Na Hills

Located about 25km from the center of Da Nang, Ba Na Hills is praised by the press with beautiful names such as “green lungs of the Central region”, “climatic pearl”. Besides, with the slogan “road to paradise”, Ba Na Hills tourist area is one of the entertainment areas in Da Nang that is truly beautiful like that slogan.
The weather here clearly shows 4 seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter on the same day. Looking down from Ba Na mountain, visitors will take in the panoramic view of mountains and forests from Hoa Vang plain, Son Tra peninsula to Han river, and the beautiful city of Da Nang.

Ba Na Hills
Golden Bridge

3. Son Tra Peninsula

Son Tra Peninsula possesses a primeval forest with a fresh climate that nature bestows on Da Nang. Located only about 10km from the city center, Son Tra peninsula is a favorite destination for many tourists, especially for self-sufficient Da Nang tourists.
Famous Da Nang tourist destinations such as Linh Ung pagoda, Ban Co peak, Obama rock beach are all located on Son Tra peninsula, besides this is also the only place in Vietnam that owns a forest ecosystem. and the sea are linked together.
The climate here is cool all year round, suitable for swimming and relaxing activities for tourists. No need to go far, you can find an interesting place to check in as if you are lost in a fairyland.

4. My Khe beach

When traveling to Da Nang, you definitely cannot miss My Khe beach, which is so famous with tourists and local people. My Khe Beach is one of the cleanest and most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, among the top Da Nang tourist destinations that you must definitely visit when visiting this livable city.
Having fun and relaxing at My Khe beach, you will enjoy the clear and warm blue water, besides, there are indispensable fun activities such as beach volleyball, windsurfing, scuba diving,… favorite activities of many tourists.

5. Hoi An ancient town

Although it is not in Da Nang, when traveling to Da Nang, you definitely cannot miss Hoi An – the ancient city is only 30km from Da Nang and extremely easy to find and get to.
Hoi An Ancient Town is also one of the hottest tourist destinations in Da Nang, especially for young people and self-sufficient Da Nang tourists. According to the experience of many tourists traveling to Da Nang, you only need to spend one day to explore Hoi An ancient town.
This is a place that preserves the culture and history of the Chinese people with more than 1,300 ancient relics including ancient houses, pagodas, wells, clan churches,…
Hoi An ancient town is located right on the banks of the Thu Bon River and is also the place that produces virtual, ancient-style photos of many young tourists. Over the years, Hoi An ancient town has always been the hottest destination when traveling. to Da Nang of domestic and foreign tourists.

6. Marble mountain

Thuy Son, Kim Son, Hoa Son, Moc Son and Tho Son are five limestone mountains that make up Ngu Hanh Son – a “memorable” tourist destination in Da Nang with its towering cliffs, mysterious caves and populations. ancient temple. Possessing a multi-layered natural green carpet, the weather in Ngu Hanh Son is clear and cool.
Many tourists come to Ngu Hanh Son to collect many aesthetic works of art at Non Nuoc Stone Sculpture Village – a traditional craft village more than 400 years old in Da Nang.

7. Con Market

Con Market is the most famous tourist market in the city, located right in Hai Chau district in the center of Da Nang city. Con Market is always at the top of the list of places to go in Da Nang. This market sells everything from food, household items, fashion,… and you can find anything you want. Want to buy at Con market.
Besides, Con market is also a culinary paradise for many tourists with a food and beverage area filled with specialties of the coastal city such as fresh seafood, banh xeo, spring rolls, spring rolls, banh beo, banh canh. ,… at a very affordable price.

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Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh

by hoangphuong
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Ninh Binh is located at the border of 3 geographical regions: Northwest, Red River Delta and North Central. This province is also located between three economic regions: Hanoi region, Northern coastal region and Central coastal region. Ninh Binh is located in the center of the northern half of Vietnam, the area of provinces from Thua Thien Hue outward

Destinations not to be missed when traveling to Ninh Binh

1. Trang An eco-tourism area

Located in the Trang An World Heritage Complex – a place that preserves and contains many flooded forest ecosystems, limestone mountain forests, archaeological sites and historical and cultural relics. In 2014, Trang An eco-tourism area was ranked a particularly important national monument by the Vietnamese Government and recognized by UNESCO as a dual world heritage site.
Considered a “Ha Long Bay on land”, Trang An attracts tourists with its diverse system of limestone mountains and natural caves. Visitors coming here will enjoy the captivating natural picture and have moments of tranquility and relaxation with a unique cultural and spiritual space.

2. Bai Dinh Pagoda

Bai Dinh Pagoda is located on Highway 38B, in Gia Sinh commune, Gia Vien district, Ninh Binh province, about 15km from Ninh Binh city center. This is a large pagoda complex known for having the most records in Asia and Vietnam.
The current Bai Dinh pagoda complex includes an ancient pagoda and a new pagoda built in 2003. Not only is it a sacred place, this place also impresses with its majestic, magnificent architecture and unique scenery. One-of-a-kind such as: Stupa, 100m high Maitreya Buddha statue, Bell tower, Lady Buddha hall, Release Lake,….

3. Mua Cave

Mua Cave is located at the foot of Mua Mountain in the eco-tourism complex in Khe Dau Ha village, Ninh Xuan commune, Hoa Lu, Ninh Binh.
The highlight of this tourist destination, in addition to the beautiful scenery, is the road leading to the top of Mua Mountain, built to simulate the architecture of the Great Wall with nearly 500 stone steps.
According to legend, when King Tran returned to Hoa Lu area to establish Thai Vi Am, he often came here to listen to the beautiful ladies and concubines dancing and singing. Therefore, this place was named Hang Mua.

4. Khu du lịch Tam Cốc – Bích Động

Tam Coc – Bich Dong, also known by famous names such as “Ha Long Bay on land” or “Nam Thien De Nhi Dong” is a key national tourist area in Vietnam.
The entire area includes a system of limestone caves and historical relics related to the Vu Lam palace of the Tran dynasty located mainly in Ninh Hai, Hoa Lu, Ninh Binh communes. The Trang An – Tam Coc scenic complex is classified as a special national monument and has been ranked a world heritage site by UNESCO.

5. Non Nuoc Mountain

The ancient name is Duc Thuy Son, a mountain located right on the confluence of the Van River and the Day River, sandwiched between the Non Nuoc and Ninh Binh bridges.
Nui is an outpost located at the eastern gateway of Ninh Binh city. The path to Non Nuoc peak is through 72 stone and brick steps, divided into 5 levels. The mountain top is relatively flat, with green trees, very convenient for rest and entertainment for visitors.
Right at the foot of Non Nuoc Mountain is Non Nuoc Pagoda – an ancient pagoda built during the reign of King Ly Nhan Tong. In 2006, the pagoda was renovated more spaciously but still retains its sacred and quiet appearance.

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Mu Cang Chai - Yen Bai

Mu Cang Chai

by hoangphuong
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Mu Cang Chai district has an area of 1,197.89 km², the population in 2019 is 63,961 people, the population density reaches 53 people/km². The district is located at the foot of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, at an altitude of 1,000 m above sea level. To reach Mu Cang Chai district, you must go through Khau Pha Pass – one of the Four Great Passes of the Northwest region.

Destinations not to be missed when traveling to Mu Cang Chai

1. Khau Pha Pass

Located in the border area between Van Chan district and Mu Cang Chai district of Yen Bai province, Khau Pha pass passes many famous places such as La Pan Tan, Mu Cang Chai, Tu Le, Che Cu Nha,…

Located at an altitude of 1,200m to 1,500m above sea level. The pass passes over Khau Pha mountain peak, the highest mountain in Mu Cang Chai region. The name of this mountain peak in the Thai language means “Heaven’s Horn” (mountain horn rising to the sky), because the mountain peaks often rise from the surrounding sea of clouds like a horn.

2. La Pan Tan terraced fields

This is the place with the most terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai with 700 hectares of terraced fields. With cascading terraced fields spreading across the hill, there are especially golden raspberry fields here that are very famous and attract tourists to visit and take photos.

Mu Cang Chai terraced fields are like “golden waves” winding across the hillside, one layer overlapping the other endlessly, spreading over an area of about 3,500 hectares. Of which, 500 hectares distributed in 3 communes La Pan Tan, Che Cu Nha, De Xu Phinh (Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province) have been recognized as National Scenic Monuments since 2007.

3. Mo Mu Cang Chai Waterfall

Located in Mo De commune, Mo Waterfall Mu Cang Chai looks like a girl with long, shiny hair, soft and smooth like silk falling from above between the two mountains My Hang and Na Hang A.

Not only famous for the captivating beauty of terraced fields, Mu Cang Chai is also home to countless unique places waiting for you to explore. One of them is Mo Mu Cang Chai Waterfall, you will admire the majesty of a natural masterpiece created by the Creator in the middle of the Northwest mountains and forests.

4. Lim Mong village

Located in Cao Pa commune, Mu Cang Chai district – Yen Bai. Lim Mong has been hidden in the clouds for many generations, causing people on the move to often whisper about the four great dangerous places in the Northwest because of the difficulty of the path and also because it is also the… end of the world, and Lim Mong is one of the most dangerous places in the Northwest. Among them, full of attraction and challenge.

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Sapa - Lao Cai

Sapa

by hoangphuong
written by hoangphuong

Sa Pa is a tourist destination about 30 km from Lao Cai city center. Located at an average altitude of 1500 – 1800 m above sea level, Sapa Town is always immersed in magical clouds, creating a strangely beautiful landscape picture.
Sapa is also a destination for you to admire the wild beauty of terraced fields, waterfalls, majestic mountains, and discover the customs and cultural beauty of ethnic groups in the mountains such as: Kinh – H’Mong – Giay – Red Dao – Tay – Xa Pho…

Destinations not to be missed when traveling to Sapa

1 .Fansipan Legend

Fansipan is known to everyone as the highest mountain peak not only in Vietnam but also the highest mountain peak in Indochina, with a height of up to 3143m. This place attracts tourists not only because it is a high mountain peak but also because of its cold climate, sometimes with snow and rain.

2. Muong Hoa Valley

Crossing many misty high mountain ranges of the Northwest mountains and forests, arriving in Sapa, visitors will enter the Muong Hoa valley far away from the real world. Like a beautiful picture woven by the talented hands of nature – Muong Hoa creates melodious sounds of a peaceful place amidst the vastness.

3. Heaven’s gate O Quy Ho

O Quy Ho Sapa Heaven Gate is one of the most wonderful landscapes during a trip to Sapa. From here, visitors can have a panoramic view of the entire vast valley and the rolling Hoang Lien Son mountain range. At the same time, you can also capture the entire view of distant mountain passes and winding roads into your eyes

4. Cat Cat village

Cat Cat village is located right at the foot of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, which is the main living area of the H’Mong ethnic group. This place is about 3km from Sapa town towards Fansipan peak.

Cat Cat comes from the name “CatScat” which means “waterfall”, meaning there is a beautiful waterfall here. As a gathering place for many ethnic minorities, especially the H’Mong people, Cat Cat village is a convergence of many diverse and rich cultural quintessence.

5. Ta Van village

In contrast to the bustling Sapa center with many tourist projects, hotels, and high-rise buildings, Ta Van village still retains its wild and peaceful beauty.
Ta Van village is mainly inhabited by Giay, Mong, and Red Dao ethnic people with many interesting cultural features from house architecture, living style to customs and festivals.

6. Dragon Cloud Glass Bridge

Rong May Glass Bridge officially came into operation in November 2019 and is considered the highest glass bridge in Vietnam. This place is also known as Heaven’s Gate on O Quy Ho peak. The project is made entirely of transparent tempered glass with a total thickness of 7cm and has undergone strict evaluation. The bridge has a walkway about 5m wide, 60m long from the elevator room and 600m long, clinging to the edge of a cliff 2200m above sea level. Visitors will be able to see the depth under the mountain clearly or look far away to enjoy the atmosphere and majestic natural scenery. However, this bridge is really not suitable for those who are afraid of heights or those with a weak heart.

7. Silver waterfall

Silver Waterfall has a height of more than 200 meters and is upstream of Muong Hoa stream with an altitude of 1,800 meters located at the foot of O Quy Ho pass. Standing on the top of Ham Rong mountain in the center of Sa Pa town, you can see the white Silver Waterfall on clear days and this is also the origin of the waterfall’s name. From the high ravine, the water roars down, white foam scatters like flowers, so people call it Silver Waterfall.

8. Hoang A Tuong Palace

Hoang A Tuong Palace, also known as Hoang Yen Chao Castle (Hoang Yen Tchao), was the palace of a famous landowner at that time, built from 1914 until 1921. The project is about 1000m2 wide, surrounded by solid walls.

Hoang Yen Chao is a Tay mandarin (mandarin in the ancient minority community) but governs an entire region with up to 70% Mong people (formerly known as the Meo people), so he is also known as the Meo king. Hoang Yen Chao. Hoang A Tuong is the name of one of his children.

9. Sapa stone church

Sapa ancient church was started construction in 1935 by the French, located in a favorable geographical location with the majestic Ham Rong mountain range behind and a large flat land in front. With more than a hundred years old, this church is a witness to many important historical milestones in Vietnamese history.

Sapa Church is built of stone bonded by a mixture of sand, molasses and lime. Inspired by French architectural style, this church is the only remaining architectural work in Sapa that still retains the soul and beauty of Catholic architecture.

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Ho Chi Minh

Ho Chi Minh City

by hoangphuong
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History begin

In 1698, Lord Nguyen sent Marshal Nguyen Huu Canh to invade the Southern region, giving birth to the city of Saigon. On June 5, 1911, from Nha Rong Wharf, young man Nguyen Tat Thanh set out to find a way to save the country. After the country was unified, Saigon was renamed “Ho Chi Minh City” on July 2, 1976. With more than 300 years of establishment and development, the city has many ancient architectural works, many relics and a rich museum system.

Destinations not to be missed when traveling to Ho Chi Minh

1 .Notre Dame Cathedral

Notre Dame Cathedral is one of the famous Saigon tourist destinations that any tourist coming here must visit. This church also has another name: Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. This project has a very special design. The interior includes a main chapel, two secondary chapels and two additional rows of chapels. The capacity of the entire cathedral can be up to 1200 people.

2. Independence Palace

Independence Palace is one of the most unique and famous architectural works in Ho Chi Minh City, having existed for more than 150 years. The construction stone was laid by Mr. La Grandière, the French Governor in South Vietnam, in 1868 and completed in 1871. This place has witnessed many important milestones in the history of the nation’s struggle for independence, representing the enduring vitality and stubborn fighting spirit of previous generations.

3. Ben Thanh Market

Ben Thanh Market is a large market located in the city center. From a market built on the banks of the Ben Nghe River in the 17th century, through many ups and downs, Ben Thanh market has become a solid, symbolic structure of Saigon.

Initially, the market was built of bricks, wooden frames and thatched roofs, located next to a river wharf near Gia Dinh citadel. This wharf is used to welcome visitors and soldiers into the citadel, so it is called Ben Thanh and therefore, the market is also called Ben Thanh market.

4. Cu Chi Tunnels

Cu Chi Tunnels is an underground defense system in Cu Chi district, 70 km northwest of Ho Chi Minh City. This system was dug by the Viet Minh resistance army and the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam during the Indochina War and Vietnam War. The tunnel system includes an infirmary, many rooms, a kitchen, a warehouse, a working room, an underground tunnel system, about 250 km long and has ventilation systems at the location of the bushes. Cu Chi Tunnels were built at the end of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, on land known as “steel land” to praise the resilient defense will of the people and soldiers here.

5. Anh Sao Bridge

Anh Sao Bridge was built in 2009 with a length of 170m, a width of 8.3m with an impressive design. The Canal area has a square designed to simulate the shape of the moon, and the Crescent Lake area simulates the shape of the sun. Both sides of the bridge are installed with seven-color LED lights.
The reason it is called “Starlight Bridge” is because the bridge design uses a multi-colored LED lighting system, creating a brilliant scene like a starry sky. From a distance, Starlight Bridge becomes prominent with sparkling rays of light like the seven colors of the rainbow, beautiful and poetic. This place not only creates a unique beauty for Saigon but is also a witness to love stories of couples.

6. Nha Rong Harbor

Nha Rong Harbor is a famous historical relic, associated with President Ho Chi Minh’s great journey to find a way to save the country. Previously, this place was the headquarters of the Saigon commercial port, built by the French colonialists in 1863. It was at this port that, on June 5, 1911, Uncle Ho boarded the ship Amiral Latouche Tréville to leave Vietnam. Nam went to France and began the journey to create great victories for the nation.

Therefore, this place has an extremely important historical significance and has become a symbol of the city named after Uncle Ho. When the war in the South ended, this port was managed by the South Vietnamese government. After that, they repaired and renovated the project with 4 main areas: Ho Chi Minh museum, Uncle Ho’s monument, harbor campus and fountain. Local people often refer to the museum as “Dragon House” and the nearby harbor as “Nha Rong Wharf”.

7. Southern Women’s Museum

The Southern Women’s Museum in Ho Chi Minh City was built to honor Vietnamese women who contributed to the country’s development and also to honor their roles as mothers, wives and war heroes. women’s fight in war.
Three floors and 10 galleries depict historical figures, including a standout exhibition highlighting the role of women in the revolution: As politicians, diplomats, and administrators country. In addition, the museum is also a center for organizing educational activities, scientific talks, and cultural exchanges.

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Ha Noi

Hanoi City

by hoangphuong
written by hoangphuong

Hanoi – The capital is more than 1000 years old. Not only famous for its long history, rich identity, and traditional national culture, this land is also known as one of the places that attracts many domestic and foreign tourists.

Destinations not to be missed when traveling to Hanoi

1. Hoan Kiem Lake

As a symbol of the capital Hanoi, no matter where they go, Hanoians cannot forget the romantic and charming scenery of Hoan Kiem Lake.

2. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum

Coming to the capital Hanoi, it is impossible not to visit Uncle Ho’s mausoleum – the nation’s greatest hero. When visiting Uncle Ho’s mausoleum, you should prepare neat clothes and can only enter the mausoleum on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday mornings.

3. One Pillar Pagoda

Built from the Ly Dynasty until now, the One Pillar Pagoda has always been a symbol of a thousand-year-old capital of civilization. The architecture of the One Pillar Pagoda reflects the cultural values of Vietnamese people in feudal society.

4. Temple of Literature Quoc Tu Giam

Temple of Literature is one of the impressive tourist attractions in Hanoi, leaving many memories with visitors. Coming to the Temple of Literature, you can not only visit the architecture, learn about the history of Vietnamese intellectuals during the feudal period, but also have unique check-in photos of Hanoi.

5. Hanoi Cathedral

When you come to Hanoi, you cannot help but visit Hanoi Cathedral. If you have ever admired the unique architecture of both ancient and modern Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City, then come to Hanoi Cathedral. You will see an ancient architectural work built by France in the 19th century. The Cathedral is located quite close to Hoan Kiem Lake, you can walk from Hoan Kiem Lake to the church to take check-in photos.

6. Old Quarter

The capital Hanoi is famous for its 36 streets, the old quarters not only have old houses but also delicious restaurants imbued with Hanoi flavor. Coming to Hanoi’s 36 streets, you can also buy gifts for your loved ones to forever remember your trip to Hanoi.

7. West Lake and Thanh Nien Street

Thanh Nien Street is known as the most romantic “love street” in Hanoi. Formed around the 15th – 17th centuries, Thanh Nien Street has gone through hundreds of years of history with many changes.

8. Tran Quoc Pagoda

Located east of West Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda, more than 1,500 years old, is the oldest and most sacred pagoda in Hanoi. Once the Buddhist center of Thang Long under the Ly – Tran dynasties, Tran Quoc Pagoda has now become an attractive spiritual destination of the capital, attracting many tourists to visit and worship each year. In particular, in 2016, Tran Quoc Pagoda was included in the list of 16 most beautiful pagodas in the world voted by the British Daily Mail newspaper.

9. Bat Trang pottery village

When talking about long-standing traditional craft villages in Vietnam, we cannot ignore the name Bat Trang Pottery Village. Bat Trang Pottery Village is not only a place to preserve the traditional culture of Hanoi, but also one of the largest sources of ceramics in Vietnam. Through many ups and downs of time, Bat Trang Pottery Village today is a very attractive tourist destination nearby, attracting many people who want to learn about the pottery industry, as well as buy excellent ceramic products home. most here

10 . Duong Lam ancient village

Duong Lam ancient village is a long-standing ancient village with many unique cultural features. To this day, the village still retains the basic characteristics of an ancient village with village communal houses, banyan trees, water wharfs, pagodas and temples… It can be said that the artistic value here has made Duong Lam has become a highlight when traveling to Hanoi

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