(TITC) – Surrounded by pristine nature and carrying a rich historical legacy, U Minh Thuong National Park has become an ideal destination for travelers seeking tranquility, fresh air, and the impressive green expanse of melaleuca forests. This special wetland ecosystem offers visitors a wide range of captivating ecotourism experiences. Covering 21,107 hectares, including 8,038 hectares
(TITC) – Located along National Highway 4H, Na Su Village in Nam Po, Dien Bien Province, has quickly risen to prominence as a model of community-based tourism in Vietnam’s northwest. Blessed with a favorable geographical location, unspoiled natural landscapes, and a rich tapestry of traditional culture, Na Su has transformed its inherent strengths into sustainable
(TITC) – Nestled deep within the melaleuca forests of U Minh Ha, Muoi Ngot Community-Based Ecotourism Area stands as one of the most distinctive agricultural–ecotourism destinations in the Mekong Delta. More than a scenic retreat, Muoi Ngot offers travelers the chance to immerse themselves in the lifestyle, traditions, and natural rhythms of the local people.
(TITC) – Amid the dreamy charm of Hue lies a humble craft village infused with centuries of cultural soul – Sinh Village. Known not only for its vibrant early-spring wrestling festival, the village is also celebrated as the birthplace of one of Vietnam’s most distinctive folk art traditions: Sinh Village paintings. For more than four
(TITC) – Lam Dong – land of misty hills, lush pine forests, and a thousand blooming flowers – has long enchanted travelers with its cool climate and serene beauty. Yet lately, something delightfully unexpected has been adding to its allure: a constellation of small, creative pop-up markets, each infused with the spirit of the highlands.
(TITC) – If Huế is often described as a quiet, poetic former imperial capital, then Phuoc Tich Pottery Village – nestled along the gentle O Lau River – feels like its most peaceful, authentic fragment. There are no crowds, no rush, no glittering attractions here. Instead, Phuoc Tich welcomes you with a softness that only
(TITC) – Located along the gentle Tra Khuc River, Le Vang village (Quang Ngai province) has emerged as a bright spot in developing rural tourism rooted in the cultural identity of Vietnamese villages. Once a purely agricultural community, Le Vang has transformed into a model of community–based tourism, helping revive traditional values while creating sustainable
(TITC) – In the Mekong Delta, where the rhythm of agricultural life flows through every canal and garden, rustic dishes are not only food but cultural symbols. Among these, Pia cake and bun nuoc leo (noodle soup) have gradually evolved into unique culinary tourism products in Can Tho City, combining traditional craft, local flavors, and
(TITC) – In Vung Tau, Long Son fishing village and Phuoc Tinh one-sun-dried squid craft village have emerged as two representative models of coastal agricultural–rural tourism. Both preserve the cultural identity of the sea, create stable livelihoods for local communities, and form an integrated chain of community-based tourism services typical of the Southeast coastal region.
(TITC) – Famed as the “Flower Capital of the Western Region,” Sa Dec Flower Village stands as a signature destination of the combined Dong Thap – Tien Giang area, welcoming hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. More than a traditional flower-growing space, Sa Dec today represents a distinctive agricultural–ecological tourism model that interweaves craft
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