(TITC) – With a history spanning more than three centuries, Thanh Tien Paper Flower Village is a vibrant cradle of traditional craftsmanship, where colorful paper flowers come to life and the spirit of Hue’s folk culture is preserved. This peaceful village, steeped in tradition, is a unique destination that draws visitors back time and again
(TITC) – Dak Lak, formerly known for its expansive coffee plantations, fertile agricultural lands, distinctive highland climate, and vibrant ethnic cultures, is entering a new chapter. The merger with neighboring Phu Yen has created Dak Lak (new) – a unique province that blends the majestic beauty of the Central Highlands with the abundant charm of
(TITC) – Western Nghe An, a fertile land blessed by nature, is emerging as an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility, immersion in nature, and authentic sustainable tourism experiences. Home to vast primeval forests, majestic waterfalls, and diverse ecosystems of flora and fauna, this region promises captivating and unforgettable journeys for nature lovers and eco-travelers
(TITC) – Each OCOP product tells a story of the homeland, its people, and indigenous culture. Through a systematic approach and strategic orientation, the OCOP (One Commune One Product) program in Ha Tinh is playing a key role in building a sustainable, modern, and culturally rich rural community. Leveraging Local Strengths According to the Ha
(TITC) – Following the recent administrative merger, Quang Ngai province now holds a unique geographical advantage by combining the coastal charm of the sea with the grandeur of the Central Highlands’ mountains and forests. Blessed with a diverse ecosystem and pristine natural landscapes, the province is a harmonious intersection of sea, islands, plateaus, and forested
(TITC) – As of July 1, 2025, the provinces of Quang Tri and Quang Binh officially merged to form the new Quang Tri province. This historic union marks the beginning of a new chapter in tourism development, unlocking greater potential for exploration and investment. Among its many offerings, rural tourism – rooted in nature, countryside
(TITC) – As of July 1, 2025, the provinces of Khanh Hoa and Ninh Thuan officially merged to form the new Khanh Hoa Province – a dynamic administrative region stretching from the Ca Pass to the Ca Na coast, from the Cam Ranh Peninsula to the sun-drenched vineyards of Ninh Hai. This merger not only
(TITC) – Situated at the source of the Mekong River, An Giang Province owns diverse landscape of mountains, plains, rivers, and coastal areas. This southwestern province of Vietnam developed rural tourism in a way that integrates ecology, agriculture, culture, and spirituality. A Countryside Where Cultures Converge Unlike the predominantly flat terrain typical of the Mekong
(TITC) – Nam Du Archipelago is located southeast of Phu Quoc, a part of An Giang province and about 60 kilometers from the mainland. It is emerging as a favorite destination for both domestic and international travelers. Known for its untouched landscapes, simple lifestyle, and the rich cultural essence of sea and island communities, Nam
(TITC) – Blessed with a long coastline and abundant seafood resources, Ha Tinh has long been renowned for its traditional fish sauce production. With time-honored techniques passed down through generations, Ha Tinh’s fish sauce is not only rich in ocean flavor but also deeply infused with the essence of local culture. The production of fish
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