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In late 2016, farmers and landowners in Dong Thap Province officially introduced agricultural tourism to visitors. Since then, this “land of pink lotuses” has continuously diversified its tourism offerings to attract more visitors. While progress has been made, sustainable and effective agricultural tourism still requires coordinated solutions. Tourists experience cutting and threshing rice by hand

In 2025, Yen Bai aims to recognize four new craft villages, including one in the city, one in Tran Yen, one in Van Chan, and one in Van Yen. The gemstone painting craft in Yen The town, Luc Yen district, has provided stable income and employment for many local workers Yen Bai prioritizes the development

Ba Che district (Quang Ninh province) is home to 27,430 people of various ethnic groups including the Dao, Tay, Hoa, San Chi and Cao Lan. Every form of culture bears a distinctive character, clearly expressing the requirements and special characteristics of their way of life. It is what remains special and mysterious in the villages and hamlets where they live.

Nam Giang district, Quang Nam province plans to promote community-based tourism and eco-tourism through specific support activities, creating ideal destinations for visitors.

Huong Hoa district (Quang Tri province) enjoys a mild and cool climate year-round, along with numerous beautiful, unspoiled, and majestic natural landscapes. Combined with the rich cultural traditions of the Van Kieu and Pa Ko ethnic communities, these factors are paving the way for tourism to become a key economic driver for the region.

Mong Cai city (Quang Ninh province) has become a suitable destination for a two-day trip on weekends or holidays since the operation of an expressway. Some 30 km from the city, Hai Son commune is a famous attraction for nature lovers.

In the first nine months of 2024, Da Bac district (Hoa Binh province) has intensified efforts in preserving and promoting the cultural values of ethnic groups in tandem with community-based tourism development. Many cultural tourism products have been built on the basis of preserving and maintaining the architecture of ethnic minority houses as well as

Hoi An (Quang Nam province) was named “Asia’s Leading Cultural City Destination” for 2024 by the World Travel Awards, earning this title for the fifth year in a row. The city is also home to dozens of traditional craft villages, attracting a large number of visitors.