A land with mountains, rivers, fields, sea, and a land of numerous ethnic groups: Kinh, Hoa, Cham, Ede, Ba Na…, in addition to the wild and charming landscape, meeting the check-in needs of young people and tourists, Phu Yen also has a depth of history and culture like the hidden part of an iceberg. If filmmakers keep exploiting that heritage well, they will certainly reap numerous sweet fruits.
The best time for cloud hunting in Ban Ba village, Trung Ha commune (Chiem Hoa) is from November to December each year. Followings are photos of cloud hunting experience off visitors when coming to this place.
Standing proudly at 2,913 meters above sea level, Lung Cung is one of northern Vietnam’s tallest mountains, offering breathtaking scenery and an escape into nature’s tranquility. This majestic peak draws trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Nestling beneath Lung Cu Flagpole in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province, Lo Lo Chai village is often described as a “fairy-tale village coming to life.” With autumn's arrival, the village adopts a tranquil and gentle beauty.
Located in Truc Ninh District, Nam Dinh Province, Dich Diep Trang is a historic village dating back over a thousand years to the reign of King Ly Thai To. The village has preserved many of its ancient architectural features, including traditional houses, a distinctive village gate, and a curved stone bridge.
Just a few hours from Ha Noi, the Suoi Thau Plateau in Ha Giang provides a picturesque escape with lush fields and blooming flowers, ideal for a budget-friendly day trip.
Perched at 1,900 meters above sea level, Lomburr Peak in Lam Dong Province beckons nature lovers and adventurers alike. With its unspoiled beauty and tranquil seclusion, the peak offers breathtaking mountain vistas, a blend of temperate pine forests and tropical jungles, and mesmerizing scenes of clouds drifting over the summits.
Go Lao waterfall in Go Mu hamlet, Son Thuy commune, Mai Chau district, Hoa Binh province is a hidden gem of the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh.
Khun village is an attractive community tourism venue in Ha Giang, a region memorable for its magnificent mountains, hills, caves, and vast rice fields. The unique cultural and culinary traits of its ethnic minority communities have made Khun village a favorite destination.
Ha Noi, Vietnam's capital, is known for its culture, history, distinctive architecture, and - on a more intimate scale - its narrow alleys. These passageways connect the ancient houses of the city’s center and tie Ha Noi to its ancient past. Today’s show will explore these hidden alleys to find out how they came to be and what makes them so cherished by Hanoians.