Rural Discovery

Kon Tum province is located in the north of the Central Highlands and on the western side of the Truong Son range. It’s the second smallest province in the Central Highlands, with mountains and plateaus, interspersed with narrow valleys. Kon Tum has a cool climate and attracts tourists with its rugged landscape and the cultures

On December 29th, Song Hau Farm held the opening ceremony of its ecological area, which was built in 2020. The ecological zone is now complete and ready for operation, marking a significant milestone in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Can Tho City under the Central Government and the establishment of Co Do District. The

Bui Hui Plateau has emerged as an idyllic camping destination, offering expansive hills and vast stretches of lush green grasslands that extend to the horizon. It is an ideal location for organizing outdoor activities, perfect for those who relish exploring nature’s wonders.   An panoramic view of Bui Hui Plateau – Photos: Nguyen Hưu Nam 

Co Tu artisans in Tay Giang district (Quang Nam province) have made a lot of wicker products by using rattan and bamboo, which help them earn more income. Y Đêl Chiêl and his back basket. Photo: VOV Wicker is a long-standing traditional profession of ethnic minorities in the Annamite Range. The preservation and promotion of

(TITC) – Nine stairs on the stilts of the Tay people in Lam Binh in the past only welcomed the footsteps of relatives, the villagers now receive the footsteps of guests near and far.

Lai Chau province was blessed by nature with majestic landscapes and mountains covered with clouds. There are peaceful villages in the valleys and on the mountainside and unique mountain fairs featuring local goods and culture. One of the fairs that attracts the most domestic and foreign tourists is San Thang. At San Thang fair in

Keng loóng dancing is an indispensable part of the lives and festive events of Thai ethnic people in Mai Chau district, Hoa Binh province. When Thai villages conduct community tourism, they often perform keng loong to greet and entertain the tourists.   Thai women in Na Phon commune, Mai Chau district, Hoa Binh province dance

Located about 7km northeast of the city centre, Lệ Mật Village is famous for snake catching and raising, as well as delicious dishes prepared from snakes raised by locals.

Located at the entrance to the fertile Mekong Delta, Long An province is blessed with luxuriant fruit gardens and lush paddy fields that make it ideal for developing ecotourism. The Tan Lap floating village is a tranquil oasis located in the middle of intertwined canals and cajuput forests. The village becomes a “kingdom of birds” from the

Located about 40 km from the center of Hanoi, Duong Lam Ancient Village in Son Tay Town (Ha Noi) has been likened to a precious gem or gold mine for tourism in Vietnam’s capital city.