(TITC) – Situated beside the gentle Nhue River, around 10 kilometres from central Hanoi, Van Phuc Silk Village, now part of Van Phuc Ward in Ha Dong District, has long been recognised as a celebrated destination preserving the finest traditions of Vietnamese silk weaving. With a history spanning more than a thousand years, Van
(TITC) – Nestled at the foot of Tay Phuong Mountain, in Thach Xa Village (now Tay Phuong Commune, Hanoi), lies a small craft village famous for one unique creation: the bamboo dragonfly. What may seem like a simple toy is in fact the result of remarkable craftsmanship, creativity, and artistic soul – an embodiment
(TITC) – Located around 15 kilometres west of central Hanoi, Phu Vinh Village, now part of Phu Nghia Commune in Chuong My District, has long been recognised as one of Vietnam’s most exceptional centres of bamboo and rattan craftsmanship. With a history stretching back more than 400 years, the village has become the cradle
(TITC) – From the old Cao Bang City heading west, travelers will encounter dozens of geological, ecological, and cultural heritage sites, centered around Phja Oac – Phja Den National Park and the Special National Historic Site of Tran Hung Dao Forest. This route, part of the Non Nước Cao Bằng UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals
(TITC) – Located around 30 kilometres southwest of central Hanoi, Chuong Village, now part of Thanh Oai Commune, has long been renowned throughout Vietnam for its traditional craft of making conical hats. For generations, the village has been associated with the iconic image of the pure white non la – a palm-leaf hat that is
(TITC) – Situated in the middle of Vietnam’s southwestern sea, the pearl island of Phu Quoc has long been famous for its pristine charm. With turquoise beaches stretching endlessly, colorful coral reefs, and vast primeval forests, the island captivates travelers from around the world. Yet beyond its breathtaking landscapes, what truly defines Phu Quoc is
(TITC) – When speaking of Phu Quoc, travelers often recall its turquoise sea, white sand, golden sunshine, and famous specialties such as fish sauce, pepper, and pearls. Yet, there is another flavor that leaves a lasting impression – Phu Quoc sim wine. More than just a local beverage, sim wine has gradually affirmed its position,
(TITC) – Hidden in the vast rice fields of Dinh Quan District (Dong Nai Province), Chu Thap Rock Field is one of the most unique destinations in Southeast Vietnam. The site captivates visitors not only with its strange rock formations but also with its pristine, peaceful beauty – a place where one seems to
(TITC) – In the heart of the rapidly urbanizing Southeast region, Tuong Binh Hiep lacquerware village (Thu Dau Mot, Ho Chi Minh City) shines as a beacon of traditional craftsmanship. It is one of the few places where the values of folk art, the meticulous touch of artisans, and a spirit of creativity are still
(TITC) – The People’s Committee of Hoi An City has recently launched the campaign “Tourists and fishermen bring trash back to shore” to protect the marine environment, reduce plastic waste pollution, and safeguard ecosystems and landscapes in the Cu Lao Cham Marine Protected Area. The initiative also aims to promote Cu Lao Cham as
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