Tourist destination
Trung Leng Ho Dragon Waterfall
Trung Leng Ho Dragon Waterfall is located between Trung Ho village and Po Ho Thap village, Trung Leng Ho commune, Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province. This is one of the beautiful waterfalls that still retains the pristine features of the Northwest mountains, attracting tourists with its majestic beauty amidst the mountains and forests of Hoang Lien Son. Local people also call this place Bach Long waterfall or "white dragon", because the white water flows down from the high cliffs, winding like the shape of a dragon rising among the mountains. On both sides of the waterfall are steep cliffs covered with green forest trees, creating a natural scene that is both majestic and poetic. At the foot of the waterfall is a cool, blue lake, contributing to the beauty of the landscape painting here. Dragon Waterfall is an ideal destination for those who love nature, exploration and experience. The peaceful space, the sound of pouring water mixed with the sounds of the mountains and forests bring a sense of relaxation, helping visitors temporarily leave the noisy pace of life to immerse themselves in nature. From the foot of the waterfall, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the white water amidst the green of the mountains and forests, take impressive photos or enjoy the fresh air of the highlands. With its wild beauty and unique natural landscape, Trung Leng Ho Dragon Waterfall is an attractive stop on the journey to explore Bat Xat, contributing to enriching the eco-tourism picture of Lao Cai province.
Lao Cai
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Nam Luc Waterfall
Nam Luc Waterfall is located in Nam Luc 2 village, Phang So Lin commune, about 40 km from Sin Ho district center. Amid the majestic scenery of the Sin Ho plateau - a land famous for its cool climate all year round and deep green primeval forests - Nam Luc waterfall appears as an attractive highlight of Lai Chau tourism. Surrounded by a rich primary forest ecosystem, the waterfall is more than 140 m high, consisting of three consecutive cascades. The water flowing down from above creates soft white silk strips amidst the green of the mountains and forests. Each level of the waterfall has its own beauty, sometimes gentle and poetic, sometimes white foam, creating a scene that is both majestic and poetic. The journey to conquer Nam Luc waterfall is also an attractive experience. Visitors can follow the stream, cross primeval forests or trek on mountain slopes to reach the waterfall. In particular, on beautiful sunny days, the sunlight shines through the water curtain creating a shimmering, magical scene, while the clear, cool lake at the foot of the waterfall is an ideal place to rest and immerse yourself in nature. Not only possessing a pristine landscape, Nam Luc waterfall is also a destination for those who love to explore, experience and take photos. From the waterfall area, visitors can see the rolling mountains of the Sin Ho plateau, feeling the wild and peaceful beauty of the land blessed by nature. With majestic beauty and fresh space, Nam Luc waterfall is becoming one of the attractive destinations, contributing to enriching the journey to discover the nature and culture of Lai Chau province.
Lai Chau
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Huoi He Cave - Waterfall
Huoi He Cave is an important historical relic associated with the Dien Bien Phu Campaign in 1954. Located deep in the rocky mountains, in the middle of a primeval forest, in front of the cave is the Huoi He O stream and a natural waterfall. This place was once the second location for the Dien Bien Phu Campaign Command Headquarters of the Campaign Command. While stationed at Hang Huoi He, the Campaign Command held many important meetings to direct preparations for the campaign, from paving the way, pulling artillery, transporting food and weapons to developing a battle plan. In front of the cave entrance, natural rocks are used as meeting tables and chairs, where comrades in the Command discuss and make strategically important decisions. In particular, Huoi He Cave is the place that marks the historical event on January 26, 1954, when Vo Nguyen Giap and the Front Party Committee decided to change the combat motto from "fight quickly, win quickly" to "fight firmly, advance firmly". This is considered a landmark decision, making an important contribution to the victory of the Dien Bien Phu Campaign, demonstrating clear military thinking and the spirit of putting the victory of the campaign first. Today, Huoi He Cave is one of the typical relics in the Dien Bien Phu Battlefield Historical Relics complex. Not only does it have special historical value, this place also preserves pristine natural landscapes with mountains, forests, streams and waterfalls, giving visitors the opportunity to learn about a strategic decision that contributed to the "illustrious, earth-shattering" victory of the Vietnamese people.
Dien Bien
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Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum
Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum is located on National Highway 279, Muong Thanh ward, Dien Bien Phu city. Inaugurated in 2014, the museum is a large-scale and modern cultural project, built to preserve, preserve and introduce the historical values of the Dien Bien Phu Victory - the "illustrious victory on five continents, shaking the earth" in the resistance war against the French colonialists. The project is designed in the shape of a soldier's camouflage hat, standing out in a space of more than 22,000 m². Inside, the approximately 1,250 m² exhibition area introduces nearly 1,000 valuable documents, artifacts, images and maps, recreating the entire scene of the Dien Bien Phu Campaign in historical order. The exhibition content is divided into many topics, helping visitors understand the context, developments, meaning and stature of the victory for Vietnam as well as the world. The highlight of the museum is the modern display system that combines original artifacts, models, models and vividly recreated spaces such as scenes of pulling artillery into the battlefield, transporting food, paving the way, treating wounded soldiers or fierce battles on the battlefield. Many artifacts associated with historical victories such as bicycles, wheelbarrows, radio machines, 105 mm guns, anti-aircraft guns... are solemnly displayed, contributing to portraying the brave spirit, will and creativity of the Vietnamese army and people during the campaign. In particular, the museum owns a panorama of the Dien Bien Phu Campaign - one of the largest round paintings in the world. The work recreates all 56 days and nights of fighting using the art of painting combining sound, light and multimedia effects, giving visitors the feeling of living in the heroic atmosphere of the old battlefield. Not only is it a place to preserve historical memories, the Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum is also a red address with special significance in educating patriotic traditions, national pride and gratitude to generations of ancestors who sacrificed for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. This is a destination not to be missed for every tourist coming to the heroic land of Dien Bien.
Dien Bien
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Dung Tan eco-tourism area
If you are looking for a fresh space to rest, relax and immerse yourself in nature, Dung Tan Ecotourism Area is a destination not to be missed when coming to Thai Nguyen. With an area of more than 6 hectares, this place offers a cool green space, harmoniously combining natural landscape, garden art, cuisine and experiential activities, suitable for all ages. Right from the entrance gate, visitors will be impressed with rows of meticulously cared for artistic ornamental plants along with miniature landscapes, rockeries, lakes and colorful flower gardens. Spacious space, lots of trees and fresh air create a feeling of relaxation, helping each tour become a true vacation time. One of the highlights of Dung Tan is the Royal Garden with more than 100 species of precious birds. The sound of birds singing in the green space, mixed with the sound of gurgling water and the scent of plants brings a rare feeling of peace. This is also an ideal place to take photos, enjoy nature and find balance after busy days. The international garden area is a place that attracts a large number of visitors with its lush green lawns, colorful Japanese KOI fish pond and harmoniously and delicately designed space. Every little corner is carefully cared for, creating a beautiful setting for walking, relaxing and taking impressive photos. For families and groups of friends, a swimming pool of more than 3,000 m² is an attractive choice on summer days. Spacious space, clear blue water and modern treatment system bring safe and comfortable moments of fun and cooling. Coming to Dung Tan, visitors also have the opportunity to explore the clean agricultural model right on site. Vegetable gardens, farms and food production areas create a close-to-nature experience, while providing fresh ingredients for dishes served at the restaurant. Cuisine is a highlight not to be missed. The resort's restaurant serves many Thai Nguyen specialties and country dishes prepared from clean, fresh ingredients. Spacious, airy enjoying space amidst nature helps each meal become more complete. On weekends and festivals, Dung Tan often organizes many unique cultural experience programs such as traditional martial arts performances, then singing, guitar playing, tea enjoyment and folk activities. This is an opportunity for tourists to not only relax but also understand more about the cultural identity of Thai Nguyen.
Thai Nguyen
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Real-life show of the Quintessence of the North
Essence of the North is a famous outdoor performance show, staged in the Thay Pagoda area, about 25 km from the center of Hanoi. This is one of Vietnam's first and typical real-life shows, recreating the cultural beauty, history and life of the Northern Delta through performing arts combined with natural space. Inspired by the life of Zen Master Tu Dao Hanh and the cultural values of Doai, the program takes the audience on a journey to discover traditional beauties through six performances: Poetry, Buddha's Land, Nostalgia, Music, Happiness and Festival. The large water stage combined with modern lighting and sound effects and the backdrop of mountains and ancient pagodas creates an emotional artistic space. One of the special features of Northern Essence is the participation of a large number of local people in performances alongside professional artists, contributing to bringing authentic, rustic and culturally rich performances. The show has won many domestic and international awards and records, including two Guinness Vietnam records for the largest water stage and the largest number of farmer actors. Northern Essence is also highly appreciated by many international organizations, becoming one of the unique art programs that visitors should not miss when coming to Hanoi. Not only is it an entertainment show, Essence of the North also contributes to promoting traditional culture, preserving heritage values and creating livelihoods for local people. With a harmonious combination of art, history and natural landscape, the program gives visitors profound experiences about the spirit and cultural identity of the North.
Hanoi
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Vietnam Museum of Nature
The Vietnam Museum of Nature is a unit under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, established in 2004 with the mission of researching, collecting, preserving and introducing the values of nature, biodiversity and the history of the Earth's development in Vietnam. The museum stores tens of thousands of precious specimens in many fields such as animals, plants, insects, fossils, minerals and geology. Through a scientific and lively display system, this place recreates the process of forming life, the evolution of living creatures and the rich biodiversity of Vietnam over millions of years. The display spaces are designed according to each theme, helping visitors explore the natural world from ancient fossils, animal skeletons, rare specimens to typical ecosystems of Vietnam. The museum also applies many forms of visual display, contributing to enhancing the learning, research and discovery experience for visitors. Not only is it a place to store valuable scientific artifacts, the Vietnam Museum of Nature is also a center for research, education and communication on nature conservation, contributing to raising public awareness about environmental protection and biodiversity preservation. With a rich source of documents and profound scientific and educational value, the Vietnam Museum of Nature is an attractive destination for students, researchers as well as those who love nature and wish to learn about Vietnam's natural history. The museum is open from Wednesday to Saturday every week. Morning: 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m Afternoon: 13:30 - 16:30 Building A20, Vietnam Academy of Science & Technology.
Hanoi
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Times City urban area
Times City is one of the model urban complexes invested and developed by Vingroup, located at a strategic location at 458 Minh Khai, Vinh Tuy ward, Hai Ba Trung district, Hanoi. The project owns a scale of 36.5 hectares with a construction density of only about 20%, optimizing green living space and amenities. The entire area includes more than 12,000 high-rise apartments and 10 low-rise houses, methodically planned in a modern, synchronous urban style. Times City is operated by the Vinhomes brand - the leading real estate management unit in Vietnam, guaranteeing outstanding quality of life and service. In general, the urban area has an outstanding utility subdivision system such as: Vincom Mega Mall Times City: Large underground shopping center with an area of more than 200,000 m², gathering more than 300 brands of fashion, cosmetics, household appliances, and a food court with hundreds of famous restaurants. Vinpearl Aquarium: Area of 4,000 m², is home to more than 30,000 marine creatures, including rare species such as penguins, otters, and king crabs. VinKE educational play area: Combining learning and playing, helping children explore future careers and develop life skills. Vinmec International General Hospital: International standard hospital-hotel model, providing high quality health care services. Vinschool: Multi-level school system from preschool to high school, with modern facilities and comprehensive educational program. Air conditioning lake and water music: Area of 17,000 m², with artistic water music performances at 7:00 p.m. every day, creating a special highlight for the urban area. Swimming pool and sports court system: Includes 3 swimming pools (2 outdoor, 1 four-season) and tennis, basketball, and badminton courts, serving the health training needs of residents. Are you looking for an ideal weekend entertainment spot in the bustling city? Times City Hanoi - a modern entertainment, shopping and resort complex right in the heart of the capital is the perfect choice. From the mysterious Vinpearl aquarium, the useful VinKE educational amusement park to the vibrant Vincom Mega Mall and a system of comfortable hotels and apartments, this place offers an "All in one" experience for all ages. So what are you waiting for, explore today!
Hanoi
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Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark
Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark has an area of more than 3,275 km², accounting for nearly half of the area of Cao Bang province, spread over 6 districts and parts of 3 other districts. This is a land that preserves a history of geological development spanning more than 500 million years, while converging many outstanding values in landscape, biodiversity, history and culture. On April 12, 2018, UNESCO officially recognized this place as a Global Geopark. Not only does it possess a unique system of limestone mountains, caves, waterfalls, lakes and underground rivers, the park also has more than 130 surveyed geological heritage sites, fully reflecting the process of geological evolution and tropical karst terrain in Northern Vietnam. Paleozoic fossils, volcanic rocks, minerals and many rare geological traces have contributed to the special scientific value of this land. This is also home to 8 ethnic groups including Tay, Nung, Mong, Dao, Kinh, San Chay, Hoa and Lo Lo, with rich traditional cultural treasures. Within the park, there are more than 215 historical and cultural relics, notably the Pac Bo Special National Monument, Tran Hung Dao Forest and the 1950 Border Victory Site. In addition, there are many famous landscapes such as Ban Gioc Waterfall, Nguom Ngao Cave, Thang Hen Lake and Phia Oac - Phia Den National Park. To promote the values of the geopark, Cao Bang has built three typical experiential tourist routes. The Northern route "Journey to the Origins" takes visitors to explore revolutionary historical relics and geological vestiges formed hundreds of millions of years ago. The Western route "Discovering Phia Oac - the mountainous region of changes" stands out with high mountain landscapes, primeval forest ecosystems, biodiversity and cultural heritage of the Dao Tien people. The Eastern route "Experience indigenous culture in a wonderland" connects famous landscapes such as Ban Gioc Waterfall, Nguom Ngao Cave, Thang Hen Lake, Than Mat Mountain along with traditional craft villages, festivals and unique cuisine of the Tay, Nung, Dao and Mong people. With a harmonious combination of geological, natural, historical and indigenous cultural values, Non Nuoc Cao Bang UNESCO Global Geopark is not only an attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists but also one of the typical geoparks of Southeast Asia, contributing to promoting the image of the land and people of Cao Bang to international friends.
Cao Bang
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Nghieu Son Linh historical site
Nghieu Son Linh is a relic associated with the uprising against the Ming army in the early 15th century by two Tay leaders, Be Khac Thieu and Nong Dac Thai. After the Tran Dynasty weakened and Ho Quy Ly ascended the throne, the country fell into crisis. In 1407, the Ming army invaded and placed a brutal domination on our country. In Cao Bang, Be Khac Thieu and Nong Dac Thai gathered the insurgents and led the people to stand up against the enemy. The insurgents chose the Nghieu Son Linh mountain range, located on the right bank of the Bang Giang River, as a resistance base. With rugged terrain, high mountains, dense forests and many deep ravines, this place is convenient for building defense lines, training troops and organizing ambushes. The Phuc Tang - Ky Chi area was exploited as a food production area, ensuring logistics for the insurgents during the battle. According to historical documents and local traditions, the insurgents repeatedly attacked the Ming army, causing many losses to the enemy. The climax was the ambush in Na Khuoi valley at the end of 1426, contributing to the disintegration of the Ming army in Cao Bang. After this victory, Cao Bang was liberated from colonial rule. To date, on the top of Khau Thuoc there are still traces of a rampart system with two defense lines surrounding the mountainside. These are evidence of an important military base in the local people's resistance war against the Ming army. Nghieu Son Linh relic not only has historical value but also has great significance in educating patriotic traditions, the spirit of solidarity and the will to fight to protect the homeland of the people of Cao Bang ethnic groups. With majestic mountain landscapes and remaining vestiges, this place is an attractive destination for those who love history and want to learn about the fighting traditions of the frontier lands.
Cao Bang
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