Beauty of Dien Bien’s high mountain villages

The COVID-19 pandemic dealt a heavy blow to the tourism sector in the central city of Da Nang. In an effort to bolster tourism recovery and development in the new context, the city has rolled out an array of policies to attract visitors at home and abroad. Da Nang has upgraded tourist destinations and is now offering new tourism products.

The “city of thousands of flowers”, Da Lat in the central highlands’ province of Lam Dong, has been named among the world’s ten best destinations to admire flowers by global travellers, according to the online travel service platform Booking.com.

Ba Be National Park in the northern mountainous province of Bac Kan used to be the site of large-scale deforestation. However, in recent years forest protection work in the area has brought about positive changes. In particular, tourism development has contributed to this success.

Any Halong Bay sunset and sunrise is worth its weight in gold. It is when the sun hits the water between spectacular limestone peaks and emerald green coves.

Although the Chuon Ngo mosaic craft village in Chuyen My commune in Hanoi’s Phu Xuyen district has experienced ups and downs and the craft was even thought to have fallen into oblivion, it has now been preserved and developed thanks to devoted village artisans.