Son La |
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Son La is a venue of ecoregions for ones who want fresh air,
peacefulness and to mix with the nature. Going on a boat downstream of the
smooth Da River, passing Ta Khoa, to Van Yen wharf and reach Muong La to
experience charming landscapes on the river’s sides. Letting the water current
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Lai Chau |
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As a result of the massive dam construction, the landscape of
Lai Chau is set to change substantially when a number of towns and their
surrounds are submerged. As a result of this, the Vietnamese government has
changed a lot of the names of towns in Lai Chau province, or rather has switched
a lot of the names around, leading to confusions.
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Cao Bang |
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There are many ethnic groups living in Cao Bang, whose
plentiful traditions and beliefs create the province’s diverse culture. Among
all of them, the Tày group is probably the biggest group, making up a large
proportion of Cao Bang’s population.
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Dien Bien |
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Dien Bien Phu is famous as a battlefield between French troops
and Vietnam communists in 1954, the battle lasted 56 days leading to the fall of
French colonism in Indochina. A lot of French tourists have come to visit Dien
Bien Phu, almost everyday, there is still a historical site left until today is
A1 hill.
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Thai Nguyen |
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Thai Nguyen is not only known as a famous socio-economic center
in the Northeast region but also attracts tourists by its charming and poetic
natural scenery.
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Tuyen Quang |
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The landscapes in Tuyen Quang often put on a new beauty in
every season so you can arrange a time to come here at any time as long it is
compatible with, depending on the type of travel service you choose. For example
if you want to explore Thac Mo, ecotourism destinations Na Hang.
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Yen Bai |
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Yen Bai is a mountainous province with plenty of lush forests,
and two main rivers namely the Hong and Chay River. The province is primarily
powered by the Thac Ba Hydropower Plant, which is a major energy generator
located near the vicinity of the Chay River.
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Bac Kan |
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Bac Kan is a mountainous province that has common border with
Cao Bang Province to the north, Tuyen Quang Province to the west, Lang Son
Province to the south-east, and Thai Nguyen Province to the south. The
topography is mainly midland, mountainous.
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Lang Son |
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Lang Son is a northern province of Vietnam which borders Cao
Bang Province to the North, Sung Ta Province (China) to the northeast, Bac Giang
Province to the south, Quang Ninh Province to the east, Bac Kan Province to the
West and Thai Nguyen Province to the southwest.
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Hoa Binh |
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Generally, Hoa Binh has a great potential to develop its
tourism. As a mountainous area, Hoa Binh possesses beautiful caves like Thac Bo
cave, Hang Ret, Hoa Tien cave, the Pu Nooc primitive tropical forest give
tourists many types of activities like adventure mountain climbing.
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Ha Giang |
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From Dong Van to Meo Vac one has to overcome peak Ma Pi Leng.
On beautiful days Ma Pi Leng pass seems to collect all the beauty of nature,
with the windy hill sides, the eyes spread to horizon. Nho Que river as a small
thread in the beautiful valley. One must stand here between heaven and earth.
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Lao Cai |
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As its location implies, Lao Cai possess a true mountainous yet
diverse topography with several valleys lying between hills and mountains.
Fansipan - the most famous mountain peak in Vietnam and also the highest peak in
the Indochina Peninsula, stands 3’143 m above the sea level.
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