I am a travel enthusiast 🙂 I would like to bring you in all magical adventures in my country that surely you will love by my unclear writing in this website. Hopefully they will be useful for you explore the information and understand a little about our beautiful country and our friendly people.
At the foot of Lung Cu National Flag Tower, the country’s north pole in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, there is a miraculous village, which is often depicted in legends. Its name is Lo Lo Chai.
The village is nestled in the rocky plateau of Ha Giang Province and considered one of the most remote villages in the north of the country. Visitors to the village can easily spot the flagpole, which is about 1.4km away.
Take a walk on the memory lane with “Hoi An memories” show, an outdoor visual arts performance, you will experience impressive stories the rich history, culture and identity of Hoi An even though you are Vietnamese or foreigner.
“Hoi An memories” shows us the historical establishment and development of Hoi An since the ancient time which possesses Chinese, Japanese and French architecture style throughout the city and all well blends with diverse local food. For visitors who love to learn about the history of Hoi An and explore every corner of this little charming ancient town, “Hoi An memories” show will be the ideal choice to notice the story of Hoi An hundreds years ago.
Currently, I am living in Da Nang which is about 100km to Hue that it is convenient to take a bus either a bus traveling between these cities. Thus, last week I decided to take a rest one and a half of the day in Hue. Let’s jump in there.
When mentioning about Moc Chau, people will think of white plum blossoms, a heart tea hill as well, but forget that this place is also one of famous tea “paradise” of Vietnam. Moc Chau tea farm has become a great destination for many tourists. So let’s try to discover what’s special here.
Hang Tau is located in a valley nearly 20 km from Moc Chau center. Here there is a green lawn and wooden houses of the H’Mong people forming isolated clusters, surrounded by mountains and forests. The most special of Hang Tau is no internet, no wifi, no phone signal, no electricity and just having the sounds of castles and laughing of kids which suits for a person wanting to hideaway the hectic life. Because of that, this place is likened to a primitive village.
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