The red-headed crane, known by Vietnamese people under the popular name hac, is the symbol of strength, faithfulness and longevity. But as a species, they might not have long to go.
Tanh Linh District in Binh Thuan Province is well-known for its beautiful waterfalls. On the Ta Pua mountain pass of Duc Phu Commune, there is a system of waterfalls. Each has its own beauty and attraction. Among them, Mua Bay makes a strong impression with its grandiose image.
Cai Mon is located on the bank of the Tien River in the village of Vinh Thanh Communes, Cho Lach District. It is considered the cradle of fruit trees in South Vietnam, with fruit ready for visitors in any season.
Cai Mon’s professional village annually supplies millions of products, such as durians, mangosteens, mangoes and longans.
Truoi is a famous name in the central city of Hue with Truoi Mountain, Truoi River, Truoi Village, Truoi people and also Truoi Lake in Loc Hoa Commune, Phu Loc District, Thua Thien-Hue Province. A hydroelectric work built in 1996, Truoi Lake makes a strong impression with its crystal blue water and poetic surroundings.
Hon Da Bac Island (Silver Stone Island), one of the most splendid landscapes in the Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau, the southern tip of the country, is becoming more and more attractive to travelers to the Mekong Delta.
Sacred to Vietnam’s millions of Buddhists, Yen Tu Mountain in Quang Ninh Province boasts breathtaking scenery along with hundreds of temples, other man-made structures, and religious objects.
Ba Li Stream, that comes from Chien Mountain, together with Tranh Stream and Thuong Stream (Cha Pau Mountain) and Rich Stream (Nhon Mountain), runs into Cam Ranh Reservoir, some 30km away from the centre of Nha Trang City.
From Nha Trang, driving some 50 kilometres toward the north, you will have a chance to discover Van Phong Bay, a wild and typical small paradise in Khanh Hoa Province.
Perhaps no place in Vietnam has as many centuries old trees as Cuc Phuong National Park which boasts ‘can’t miss’ nature tours, engaging cultural and wildlife heritages and enchanting scenery. Magnificent limestone mountains rise majestically behind green rice-terraces and traditional stilt houses of the Muong hill-tribe. Some of Asia’s rarest animals are enticing researchers, naturalists and conservationists to this corner of the world.
Phu Quoc National Park in the southern province of Kien Giang has become an ideal eco-tourist destination. It has special and unique biodiversity values compared to other national parks across the country.