Bac Me |
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Bac Me is the place if storing the traditional handicraft such
as: Wum, brocade weaving cooking wine, Wrought,???Which creates the abundant
choices for tourists when traveling to Ha Giang. | |
Nghia
Lo |
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Being the second largest town in Yen Bai, Nghia Lo sees its
centre as bustling and vibrant as any other town in the Red River Delta in the
north, if not to say more colourful. It is home to various ethnic minorities and
was once the biggest trading centre of the northwestern region. | |
Muong
Te |
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Muong Te is 98km northwest of Lai Chau along the scenic Da
River. The majority of the population is ethnic Thai, although they have
assimilated and are nearly indistinguishable from the Vietnamese. | |
Than
Uyen |
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Unlike other areas in the northern mountain area, there are
still two rice crops a year in Than Uyen, so tourists can contemplate pouring
water season in Than Uyen and neighborhood regions as Tan Uyen and Muong Lay in
December. | |
Tam
Duong |
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Tam Duong town is home to beautiful natural landscape and many
ethnic minority groups. Each ethnic group is featured with a special and unique
traditional characteristic expressed through the songs, the dances, the
specialties and the old stories. | |
Tuan
Giao |
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The folks in town seem to be very camera shy, but along the
highway leaving town, they were lining up to have their pictures taken. You're
always supposed to ask before taking a picture. | |
Phia
Den |
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Visiting Phia Den and climb Phia Oac (or Phia Dac) peark,
tourists will be amazed at the gorgeously wild panorama of mighty mountain
ranges, rivers, caves and huge areas of original forests. | |
Binh
Lieu |
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Binh Lieu is home to ethnic groups such as Tay, San, Chi and
Dao and endowed with many stunning landscapes as well as attractive cultural
features. The district is likened to ???Sapa??? in northern Lao Cai province with
similar climate. | |
Dong
Khe |
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As you enter Dong Khe, you come to a district of houses which
have been miraculously preserved since the town's evacuation by the French. The
war memorial is dedicated to Vietnamese soldiers who were killed during the
siege of the town, the first major French defeat of the Indochina War. | |
That
Khe |
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That Khe lies exactly halfway between Cao Bang and Lang Son,
and beyond here the road winds through Na Sam, an attractive town snuggled
beneath a dramatic setting of outcrops. | |
Da Bac |
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Da Bac has a lot to offer as long as you???re willing to
discover. Human and nature have created a dreamy Da river for developing
tourism. The lifestyle of Muong, Dao, Tay along the lake and valley creates the
beautiful picture. | |
Muong
Lay |
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Formerly known as Lai Chau, this small town is nestled in a
pretty valley carved from spectacular mountains by the Da River, and makes a
good lunch or overnight stop for people travelling between Dien Bien Phu and
Sapa. Beneath Muong Lay's beauty lies a difficult existence for locals. | |
Son
Dong |
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Son Dong district has an area of 845.000 km2 and a population
of 75.000 people, the district capital is An Chau townlet, located 75 km east of
Bac Giang town on the national highway 31. From An Chau tourists can visit
surrounding sites such as Che pagoda | |
Phong
Tho |
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Phong Tho district is located north of Lai Chau province, this
is usually a an overnight stop for visitors to visit nearby places in Lai Chau
such as Sin Ho, Tam Duong. Phong Tho - also known as Muong So - is situated in
the area of Lai Chau province | |
Tu Le |
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Tu Le is famous for its sticky rice, a dish that is often
served with local roast pork. Both wet and dry young rice (com) are also among
the locality???s specialities. | |
Bac Son |
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Bac Son Valley???s fertile soil lets the local farmers grow
various crops in the area. Its main crop is rice which is planted only in 2
seasons, with each of its squared field cultivated and harvested in different
times. Apart from rice | |
Yen
Chau |
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Yen Chau dist rict belongs to Son La province, the district
centre is about 65km from Son La town, about 240 km northwest of Hanoi. Yen Chau
is mostly inhabited by Black Thai people | |
Van Don |
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About 60 km from Bai Chay resort in HaLong city, Van Don island
has 600 islets, covering an area of 584 square metre. These islets form firm
screens and small bays, facilitating vessels | |
Tam Dao |
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Tam Dao range has three peaks: Ban Thach with 1,388m high,
Thien Nhi with 1,375m high and Phu Nghia with 1,400m high which emerge like
three islets. The weather is cool all year round with an average temperature of
20 to 220C and it may changes four seasons in a day | |
Tien
Yen |
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Tien Yen district has many mountains, valleys and rivers. In
the northwest is Cai Ky mountain with Nga peak stretching out to Ba Che river
mouth. At the foot of the mountain is a strip of coastal plain, nin the north is
a wide range of mountains connecting to Dinh Lap and Binh Lieu districts | |
Dinh
Lap |
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Population of Dinh Lap is aprox 30.000 including Tay, Nung,
Dzao, Kinh...Dinh Lap district can be reached from national highway 4b or 31 via
Bac Giang province. People can travel from Lang Son to Halong bay in Quang Ninh | |
Son
Duong |
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Son Duong district is a rural mountainous district in Tuyen
Quang province. Son Duong is known for the historic site of Tan Trao, a place
attached to the war zone during French war | |
A Pa
Chai |
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To make your trip to conquer your A Pa Chai favorable and nice,
the best time you should go to A Pa Chai is from November to April. At this
time, it is the dry season, so the roads are easier to move, not eroded or
slippery | |
Babe
lake |
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The whole area of the Ba Be National Park is appealing to
visitors as it includes a karst plateau, Dau Dang waterfall, a karst chasm to
the Nang River, the lake itself, forests, and a number of caves. Apart from the
spectacular beauty, the area also includes archeological
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Bac Ha |
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Bac Ha is accessible from Hanoi either by road or by train. The
most comfortable option is to take the night train (starting in Hanoi at night,
arriving in Bac Ha the following morning). The discovery of Bac Ha can take one
or two days: visit the village markets, hike in mountains
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Bao Lac |
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Coming to Bao Lac, travelers can enjoy the rolling mountains
with majestic Gam river, visit the ancient mansion of Nong family in the
district town, the historical site of Dong Mu station and especially immerse in
the unique cultural space of highland people who still retain their
characteristics
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Dong Van plateau |
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Besides the geological value, Dong Van karst plateau also
attracts tourists by the unique cultural and spiritual values associated with
the ethnic Mong, Dao, Lo Lo??? living on the plateau. They picked up stones to
build house, walls. They carved stone to grow corn
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Hoang Su Phi |
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Travel to Hoang Su Phi, you are not only seen the mighty
landscapes of the mountains but also you are also tried the local food of the
ethnic people as well as take part in the traditional festivals of the ethnic
villages at here, they still kept the traditional customs
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Mai
Chau |
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In Mai Chau Valley, there are also national caves and grottoes
such as Mo Luong Cave, Chieu Cave, Pieng Kem Grotto, and archaeological sites
such as Lang Cave and Khau Phuc Cave. When standing on the peak of the Cun
Mountain
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Mau
mount |
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At that time, this panoramic area attracted the French to Mau
Son for relaxation. The weather was cool all year round and in addition, the
Dear Mountain View of the northeast was the gateway to China, and the French
built a military base
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Meo Vac |
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The weather in Meo Vac that summer afternoon was extremely
sultry, even when the sun was going down. The setting sun lit up the yellow
government offices, the grey black wooden houses of the H'Mong ethnic people,
and the occasional houses of the Kinh who do business here
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Moc Chau plateau |
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In each season of a year, Moc Chau owns a special and unique
beauty. Flower fields stretch immensely. In plum flower and peach flower season,
the land wallows into a colourful beauty of flowers. In each weekend, young
people often drive motorbike to Moc Chau plateau to enjoy amazing days
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Sapa |
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Sapa is such a colourful town thanks to the H???mong and Dzao
people from the local hill tribes who head into the town???s market every day to
trade their produce. There???s a main market every Saturday when the place is
packed but there???s a lower key one every other day during the week
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Sin Ho |
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Traveling to Sin Ho from Dien Bien Phu City offers a lot of
rewards, which include the old bridge Hang Tom spanning the mighty Da River and
the beautiful landscapes along the road of nearly 160 kilometers from the
northern city
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Ta
Xi Lang |
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Ta Xi Lang is really a commune in Tram Tau district, Yen Baiu
province, borders Ban Mu commune inside the north and Phu Yen, Bac Yen districts
of Son La province in the west, around the south side is Van Chan district. All
people listed below are H'mong people
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Tinh
Tuc |
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Tinh Tuc town was built in 1970s, the town was formed by
thousands of tin miners who came to work in Tinh Tuc tin mines. Mining workers
come from other places with few natives are the first citizens of this district
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Y Ty |
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Travelling to Y Ty, travellers will be amazed with spectacular
scenery with clouds, mountains, jungle and rice field. House of Ha Nhi Ethnic
group is also amazing. Attending colorful weekly market , you will see Ha Nhi
women and girls wearing big wigs round their heads or H???mong people
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Pu
Luong |
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Recently, Pu Luong becomes a great destination for a few day
trips from Hanoi. Trekking in the forest and a long rice paddy fields, cycling
through the reserve and visit many beautiful small villages are among the
activities travelers like
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Si Ma
Cai |
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Mountain adventurers like to compare Si Ma Cai in the northern
mountainous province of Lao Cai to a shy lass with discrete charms sleeping in
the mountain as the beauty of the little-known village lies in the quiet and
simple daily lives of different peoples
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Muong Khuong |
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Young people who have traveled to Muong Khuong share that the
beauty of this place is no less than Sapa in terms of both majestic, wild and
romantic beauty. There will be zigzag roads with green mountains in front of
them, like a small corner of beautiful Switzerland.
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Hoang Lien national park |
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Hoang Lien National Park is considered as one of the leading
biodiversity centers in our country. In particular, this place also preserves
and preserves many traditional cultural beauties of the ethnic communities
living in the core and buffer zones of the National Park
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