Eo Gio cliff is located in Quy Nhon city, Binh Dinh province. Among the bow-shaped mountain range facing the sea, Eo Gio cliff is the farthest and most spectacular strait in Quy Nhon.
Tourists wander along the Da De rock area to witness Eo Gio beauty (Photo:VNA)
Majestic and untouched landscape of Eo Gio (Photo:VNA)
Visitors enjoy the crystal clear beach at Eo Gio (Photo:VNA)
Colourful snaps of the pristine beauty captured by visitors (Photo:VNA)
The southern province of Kien Giang is carrying out a project to develop eco-tourism in U Minh Thuong National Park for 2019-2020 with a vision to 2030, with a total investment of over 150 billion VND (6.46 million USD)
Hundreds of businesses in the Republic of Korea (RoK) participated in a conference in Seoul on March 26 to seek trade, investment, and tourism opportunities in Vietnam’s Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.
Russia’s international commentator Grigory Trofimchuk has lauded Vietnam as one of the brightest stars at the 26th International Travel and Tourism Exhibition (MITT-2019) that wrapped up in mid-March in Moscow.
Vietnam is moving towards a green tourism development, which is associated with environmental protection and promotion of traditional cultural values, according to Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Le Quang Tung.
This year, the Mekong Delta region will focus on enhancing tourism promotion and connectivity in the north, central and Central Highlands regions, as well as foreign markets in Southeast and East Asia.
Tourists wander along the Da De rock area to witness Eo Gio beauty (Photo:VNA) 
Majestic and untouched landscape of Eo Gio (Photo:VNA) 
Visitors enjoy the crystal clear beach at Eo Gio (Photo:VNA) 
Colourful snaps of the pristine beauty captured by visitors (Photo:VNA) 
Mossy rocks at Eo Gio (Photo:VNA) 
Locals go fishing in basket boat (Photo:VNA) 
