(TITC) – Situated at the northern gateway of Nha Trang City, Vinh Luong fishing village appears tranquil and timeless, with sandy boat beaches, crystalline waters, and clusters of small houses that have clung to the shoreline for generations. Once simply a traditional livelihood space for Khanh Hoa’s coastal families, Vinh Luong has evolved into a
(TITC) – In the middle of the gentle Tien River, Thoi Son Islet (now part of the merged Dong Thap – Tien Giang administrative region) emerges as a “green gem” of the Southwest. Here, visitors can hear the rhythmic splash of oars, stroll through lush fruit orchards, and taste the sweetness of countryside honey. This
(TITC) – Thi Tuong Lagoon, the largest natural lagoon in the Mekong Delta, has recently been designated by the People’s Committee of Ca Mau Province as a nearly 2,000-hectare ecological tourism zone. Strategically located among four communes, Song Doc, Tran Van Thoi, Hung My, and Phu My, the project is expected to become a
(TITC) – At the foot of the majestic Chu Dang Ya volcano, Chu Dang Ya commune in Chu Pah district has recently emerged as an appealing destination for tourists from across the country and abroad. Renowned for its vibrant yellow wild sunflower season, the area has gained further recognition for its innovative model combining flower
(TITC) – Nestled within the majestic western Truong Son mountain range, Kon Trang Long Loi village (Dak Long commune, Kon Plong district – now part of Quang Ngai province after the administrative boundary adjustment) stands as a “green gem” where the cultural identity of the Xo Dang people is carefully preserved. More than just a
(TITC) – Nestled in the heart of To Tung land, K’Giang village emerges peacefully amid the green mountains and forests, preserving the unique cultural heritage of the Ba Na people. Here, Homestay A Ngui offers an authentic community tourism experience, inviting visitors to explore the rustic beauty of the Central Highlands and connect with the
(TITC) – Nestled amid the majestic Ngoc Linh Forest, Mang Ri Commune in Quang Ngai Province unfolds like a breathtaking natural painting. Its terraced fields, winding elegantly around the mountainsides, embody generations of farming knowledge and the soul of the Xe Dang people – a living testament to a unique wet rice cultural heritage in
(TITC) – Amid the bustling rhythm of Vietnam’s capital city, there remains a name that evokes a world of gentle elegance and nostalgic charm: Ngoc Ha Flower Village. Formerly located in Ba Dinh District, near the historic Thang Long Imperial Citadel, Ngoc Ha once stood proudly as one of Hanoi’s most renowned flower-growing villages.
(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) – Nestled deep in the western region of Nghe An, Thanh Chuong Tea Hill unfolds like a watercolor painting, offering a rare and unique landscape. Unlike other tea-growing regions such as Lam Dong, Thai Nguyen, or Son La – where tea thrives on high hillsides – Thanh Chuong’s tea is cultivated on small oases
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