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Ha Long Bay enters third phase of voting for new natural wonders[Code: 3483]

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay has entered the third phase of a campaign voting for the world’s seven new natural wonders, according to the New Open World (NOW) website on July 10. Ha Long tops new 7 wonders Ha Long Bay prepares for next poll Ministry calls for votes for Ha Long Bay The bay, which has been twice recognised by the UNESCO for its landscapes and geological values, is in Group G, which includes sea landscapes and...

Down in the Delta[Code: 3482]

The highest concentration of “floating houses” with fish cages can be observed on the western banks of the Chau Doc River near where it meets the mighty Mekong. Nguyen Van De, a local resident from the floating village, takes us on his boat for a quick tour around Chau Doc River. On the tranquil river, we cruise past neat rows of houses, which all have fishing cages underneath them. There are nearly 2,000 floating houses in the village. Some of the more sturdy houses are made with...

Flood gives old town a fresh start[Code: 3481]

A part of the former Muong Lay Town, which will soon be underwater. VietNamNet Bridge - Lai Chau Province prepares to bid its old town goodbye and welcomes the new facilities that comes with its rebirth. VNS reports. Emerging out of the metaphorical ashes of Muong Lay Town as it goes under several metres of water when the Son La hydro power plant begins operations in 2012, a new town prepares to radiate rejuvenating energy. Lai Chau Town is in a hurry to rendezvous with its...

On cloud nine[Code: 3480]

Down below the heat is pounding all and sundry, but on the two-lane mountain road to Tam Dao, you are also shaded by the pine forest on either side of the road. Every so often I remind myself to pull over and savour the scenery; every turn offers a stunning view. Locals shoot past on old Minsk or Win motorcycles. Some motorcyclists have attached a big branch of a tree to the back of the bike as an extra brake. Going up the hard way, some farmers trudge up the hill, carrying bunches of...

Da Lat presents adventurous tours[Code: 3479]

To finish the journey, visitors will also climb up five cliffs, reaching between seven and 25 meters in height. This tour has attracts around 1,000 visitors a year. The price is just US$35 per foreigner and VND350,000 for Vietnamese. Camping tours are also a leading choice for groups, which often have 20 to 300 campers, especially Vietnamese. The tour introduces Da Lat’s famous landscapes, such as Langbian Mountain, Tuyen Lam Lake, Love Valley and the Highland’s special ethnic culture...

Hoteliers, tourism firms hail relaxed rules on late-night hotel services, outbound tours[Code: 3478]

VietNamNet Bridge – Hoteliers and foreign-local joint venture tour operators have welcomed two new decisions from the Government that allow four and five-star hotels to remain open until 2 a.m . and tour operators to arrange outbound tours. Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung on Monday agreed to a plan of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to carry out activities to help the sector develop in times of recession. He has approved the ministry to select a list of...

A hat full of charm[Code: 3477]

A non la (Conical leaf hat) is not only a shield from the elements, but also an important part of tradition, along with ao dai (the traditional Vietnamese tunic). Thua Thien – Hue Province has the biggest conical hat manufacturing industry in Vietnam and a visit to trade villages in Hue lends a fascinating insight into how the hats are made. The legend of the non la is related to maternal love and farming history in Vietnam. According to the story, many years ago a severe deluge flooded...

Chilling out on Cua Dai Beach[Code: 3476]

Many beaches in Quang Nam province have kept their character and rustic nature After days of engulfing ourselves in the poetic scenery and walking under the fanciful light of the lanterns during the Hoi An ancient town nights, we went to Cua Dai Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches not only in the central region but also in the country. With 125km of seashore from Dien Ngoc to Dung Quat Bay, the beaches in Quang Nam province have kept their character, maintaining their rustic...

Catching mussels in Tam Giang Lagoon[Code: 3475]

VietNamNet Bridge - Deep beneath the immense blue of Tam Giang Lagoon in Thua Thien-Hue province exists not only a world of aquatic creatures, but also mysterious stories of the spiritual life of the local people’s past. Tam Giang Lagoon covers an area of nearly 5,200ha and has a great biological diversity with more than 700 species of aquatic flora and fauna. Tam Giang Lagoon is the meeting place of three big rivers, the O Lau, Huong and Bo, before they run to the sea through...

Phu Yen: come to love and leave to miss[Code: 3474]

VietNamNet Bridge – Just off National Highway 1A, about 80 kilometers from the central coast city of Nha Trang, Tuy Hoa city in Phu Yen province is famous for its primitive landscapes including O Loan Lagoon, Mai Nha (Roof) island and Da Dia Rapids. O Loan Lagoon, which has been recognized as a national tourist site, covers about 1,200 hectares. The west side of the lagoon is surrounded by small hills and the east side is the tomb of Cao Bien, a national hero. It is located...

Four-star hotels permitted to open until 2am[Code: 3473]

VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnamese government has approved a proposal allowing hotels of four- and five-star standard to offer some entertainment services until 2am from now to the end of 2010. According to the present rules, entertainment centres have to close their doors after 12 at night, which is said too early for foreign visitors. According to a dispatch signed by Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung, sent to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and...

Vietnam’s aviation industry reeling from multiple blows[Code: 3472]

VietNamNet Bridge – The economic downturn and H1N1 flu pandemic have made Vietnamese air carriers stagger. The national flag air carrier Vietnam Airlines has reported low profit for the second quarter. Indochina Airlines is still in debt and Vietjet Air remains uncertain when it will offer its first flight. Losing money on international flights The number of foreign passengers coming to Vietnam by air decreased by 12 percent in...

Cruising down the Red River by night[Code: 3471]

The Red River by night boat tour brings fresh and interesting sensations for tourists who can mix themselves with natural scenery, enjoying cool wind in hot summer days in Hanoi. VietNamNet Bridge - A Red River by night boat tour, newly established by Song Hong Tourist, will bring fresh and interesting views for tourists who can relax in the natural scenery and enjoy the cool breeze after a hot summer day in Hanoi. A journey will last four to five hours, departing from Chuong...

Welcome sunshine on Do Son beach[Code: 3470]

VietNamNet Bridge – Photographer Pham Manh Cuong shares beautiful moments at Do Son beach, a famous tourist site in the port city of Hai Phong. Do Son was turned into a summer resort by the French in 19th century, after they established themselves in Hai Phong. Do Son is known for a large number of historical and cultural attractions, several beaches besides picturesque hills. VietNamNet/VNE Please send us your comments and...

Masterpieces in the jungle[Code: 3469]

VietNamNet Bridge – Dan Tri newspaper discovers the wild beauty of a newly discovered grotto named Tu Lan in Minh Hoa district, the central province of Quang Binh. Spectacular limestone caves rediscovered in Quang Binh Biggest cave in the world Please send us your comments and feedback:


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