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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:

Mui Nai waves tourists to summer[Code: 3468]

VietNamNet Bridge – From HCMC to Highway 1A, over My Thuan bridge, turning towards Sa Dec to Highway 80, onto the Vam Cong ferry to Rach Gia and continuing on Highway 80, we come to the land of Ha Tien after 320 kilometers. Ha Tien, on the coast of Vietnam, attracts people with its natural beauty and its mysterious legends. Once coming here, travelers must visit Mui Nai which is 10 kilometers from Ha Tien. Mui Nai, with its many peaceful hamlets and villages leaning against...

Tuong developed as tourist product[Code: 3467]

VietNamNet Bridge – "Vietnamese tour operators should take tourists to sites of traditional art performances such as tuong (Vietnamese classical drama) together with splendid landscapes in older that foreign tourists can know more about Vietnamese culture and arts. Vietnam can also develop this genre of art in market orientation to attract more tourists," said Janvan Hois, a tourist from the Netherlands at an talk show at Hong Ha theater, 51 Duong Thanh street, Hanoi early last...

Bau Da wine village[Code: 3466]

VietNamNet Bridge – Bau Da wine is a famous specialty of Bau Da village in the central province of Binh Dinh. This wine is entirely made by hand. It is said that Bau Da wine makes drinkers have sensations of fire and ice. As a matter of fact, get a drop of wine on your skin, and you will get a chilly feeling. Pour this wine from a height to hear the marvelous sound of wine splashing. Then let the glass of wine spread it fragrance through the atmosphere for a moment before...

Cycling to explore the Mekong Delta[Code: 3465]

VietNamNet Bridge – Cycling through orchards and along rivers, visiting pagodas to discover culture and history and indulging in stunning landscapes are wonderful experiences. We start in the Mekong Delta province of Long An’s Tan An commune and follow Bao Dinh Canal toward My Tho city. Full of strength and curiosity, we are all keen to explore the land on our iron horses. The road is surrounded by colorful fruit orchards, elegant pagodas, poetic rivers and peaceful...

Fanciful Champa towers[Code: 3464]

VietNamNet Bridge – The central province of Binh Dinh is home to eight groups of Champa towers, located in Phu Cat, Tuy Phuoc, An Nhon, Tay Son and Quy Nhon. In the city of Quy Nhon, visitors can see Thap Doi (Twin tower) on the bank of Thi Nai lagoon. Around 30km from Quy Nhon is Banh It tower complex in Tuy Phuoc district, which comprises four small towers located on a mountain next to the Kon River. Heading to the north, visitors will see Phu Loc and Canh Tien towers on...

Ha Long tops new 7 wonders[Code: 3463]

According to a recent announcement released by the NewOpenWorld, the campaign is now entering the end of the second phase, where 21 sites with the most votes will be selected for the final round. The organizing committee will announce the list of 21 finalists on July 21. There after, the campaign will continue to vote for New 7 Wonders of Nature, which will be unveiled in 2011. During the first phase of the campaign, which took place between July 2007 and December 2008, three of...

Tour companies compete for cheap domestic airline seats[Code: 3462]

VietNamNet Bridge – Tourist companies that joined the Impressive Vietnam promotion say they are facing difficulty buying low-priced airline tickets for domestic tours from June to August. Nguyen Cong Hoan, deputy director of Ha Noi Red Tours, said flights from Ha Noi to Hue and Ha Noi to Da Nang were not available at low prices. The company at times has had to buy tickets at higher prices or shifted to tours by train for the Ha Noi - Da Nang tour. Although Vietnam Airlines...

Cat Ba Bay in the evening[Code: 3461]

VietNamNet Bridge – When the last beams of sunlight cast over the karst islets in Cat Ba off Haiphong city, life on the bay turns lively with the chatting of locals on their boats as well as the bustle of tourist boats. Evenings on Cat Ba Bay start with locals going on deck to cook dinner for their families, children walking around to help their parents and fishermen catching shrimp, squid and other creatures of the sea from their small boats. All is worth seeing and...

Sacred places[Code: 3460]

The 1B national highway, which connects Hanoi with the far northeastern province of Lang Son, makes for a short trip to Bac Ninh province. After a swift drive of 20km, you can find yourself in Dinh Bang village standing outside Den Do (Do Temple), which was built nearly one thousand years ago by the Vietnamese King Ly Thai Tong. This was his hometown and the temple, which was constructed in 1030AD, was later used to worship the eight kings of the Ly Dynasty, hence it also bares the name Den...


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