(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) – 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) – 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) – Amid the rapid urban rhythm of Vietnam’s capital, where modern buildings rise one after another, there still exists a humble craft that preserves the rustic essence of the countryside, the traditional tofu-making trade of Mo Mai Dong Village. Located in Hoang Mai District, Hanoi, Mai Dong has long been renowned for its soft,
(TITC) – Amid the fast-paced modern life of Hanoi, there remains a quiet corner where the fragrance of tradition lingers – Vong Village, located in Cau Giay Ward. Mention com (young green rice), and one immediately thinks of this delicate, elegant treat synonymous with Hanoi’s autumn. It is Vong Village that gives this gift its
(TITC) – Amid the bustle of modern Hanoi, on the tranquil shores of West Lake lies Quang Ba Village, a place where the delicate essence of Vietnamese culture continues to bloom. Known for its serene lotus ponds that grace the summer months, Quang Ba is also the cradle of a centuries-old art form: the
(TITC) – Nestled in the heart of the Phia Oac–Phia Den Nature Reserve in Cao Bang Province, the Phia Oac tea hills are an emerging destination for nature lovers seeking peace amid the tranquil mountains of northeastern Vietnam. Perched over 1,000 metres above sea level, this highland retreat enjoys a cool, misty climate year-round, the
(TITC) – Vinh Son, a distinctive traditional craft village now situated in Vinh Tuong Commune, Phu Tho Province, is renowned for its more than 200-year history of snake raising. The village’s origins lie in the age-old practice of hunting wild snakes among the local people. Over time, this subsistence activity gradually transformed into an
(TITC) – Ben Tre has long been known as the “land of coconuts” in the southwestern region of Vietnam, where endless rows of coconut palms stretch along the Cuu Long River. It is here that a unique traditional craft has flourished for over a century: the making of coconut candy – a sweet gift
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