VNAT’s video clip promotes Vietnam’s natural beauty

A video clip titled “Dat nuoc, con nguoi Viet Nam” (Vietnam – The Country and People) developed by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and published on its Youtube channel attracted over 1 million views after one month of launch.
VNAT’s video clip promotes Vietnam’s natural beauty ảnh 1A screenshot of a video clip promoting Vietnam's natural beauty (VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – A video clip titled “Dat nuoc, con nguoi Viet Nam" (Vietnam – The Country and People) developed by the Vietnam National Administration ofTourism (VNAT) and published on its Youtube channel attracted over 1 millionviews after one month of launch.

The 70-second clip offers a chance to viewers to admire stunning and uniqueterraced rice fields which make the Northwest region’s more attractive tovisitors.

It also overwhelms viewers with the magnificent scenery and rich naturalecosystems in Son Doong - the world's largest cave - in central Quang Binhprovince, and provides them with fresh air in the Mekong Delta region as wellas the hospitality of local people.

The vivid and emotional short film, which is one of the 70 clips launched onYoutube by the VNAT, has contributed to promoting the natural beauty of Vietnamas well as the hospitality of Vietnamese people to visitors./. 
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