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Thứ Sáu, 18 tháng 12, 2015
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But cave in Ninh Binh, Vietnam
Ninh Binh is emerging as one of the most exciting destinations during your Vietnamtour. It is endowed with wonderful landscapes such as Tam Co, Trang An, Van Trinh cave,…But cave ( Buddha Cave) has recently discovered and considered as one of the most beautiful caves in vietnam.
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Located in the heart of Tuong Mountain, about 18km from Ninh Binh city, But cave is in Dong Lam hamlet, Son Ha commune, Nho Quan district, Ninh Binh province. But cave owns the length of 500 meters, with its numerous alluring stalactites hanging down with their diversified shapes. There is a stalactite with the height of 1.5m and the width of 2m looked like a Buddha appearing in fanciful scenery. Visiting But cave, tourists have opportunities to admire wild nature, mysterious jungle and listen the whistling wind.
After coming to the entrance of the cave, tourists may feel like they had just disappeared from the real world to get lost in such a hidden fairy site due to sparking stalactites with different shapes. The deeper you go inside, the more fanciful scenery is, which stimulate tourists to be curious about mystery of the cave. Don’t forget to take some photos to mark this memorable experience.
Besides, But cave gives tourists a chance to immerge in daily activities of villagers. You can drive bicycle through the bamboo lined path and learn about traditional culture of the wet rice cultivation. Or even, you can try being a shepherd tending buffalo, fishing, catching crabs, pounding rice or enjoying rustic foods cooked by yourself such as grilled anabas, crab soup,…
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Thứ Năm, 3 tháng 12, 2015
Travel Tips: How to Spend One Day in Hanoi, Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh mausoleum, Hanoi
A comprehensive list of what to do in hanoi, Vietnam. Includes all the major sights and activities in and around Hanoi. One day in Hanoi isn’t nearly enough, but with nearby attractions like the Perfume Pagoda, the Red River Delta and the UNESCO-listed Halong Bay to explore, and many visitors heading south to Hoi An or Ho Chi Minh City, the vibrant capital is often relegated to a day tour. Teeming with historic sites, colonial architecture and glitzy shopping malls, the capital can be overwhelming for first time visitors and while it’s cheap and easy to get around on your own, booking a sightseeing tour of Hanoi will save time and take the hassle out of your trip.
Make an early start and head straight for Hanoi’s top attractions, like the Temple of Literature, a magnificent complex built in 1070 by Emperor Ly Thanh Tong on the site of Vietnam’s first university and renowned as a prime example of traditional Vietnamese architecture. From here, walk north past the Museum of Fine Arts, temple of literature, Ngoc Ha village and the One-Pillar Pagoda (Chua Mot Cot) to the Ho Chi Minh Complex, where you can view the body of the much-revered former president at the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum. Also on site is his former stilt house, the grand Presidential Palace and the Ho Chi Minh Museum, where you can learn about his role as a revolutionary leader.
Just north of the Ho Chi Minh Complex, Hanoi’s West Lake offers an idyllic backdrop for lunch and the most atmospheric place to eat is at one of the floating restaurants. Pay a visit to the lakeside Quan Thanh Temple, the city’s oldest temple, and the Tran Quoc Pagoda before spending the afternoon exploring Hanoi’s Old Quarter. A traditional Cyclo tour is a fun way to get around the Old Quarter, but it’s also possible to take in the highlights on foot, strolling along the shores of Hoan Kiem Lake, visiting Ngoc Son Temple or browsing the exhibitions at the fascinating Museum of History.
As the sun begins to set, make a beeline for the famous Dong Xuan Market, which comes alive in the evening hours. As well as shopping for clothing, handicrafts and unique souvenirs, this is one of the best places in the city to sample Vietnam’s legendary street food, so be sure to visit with an empty stomach. Finish off your day with another quintessential Hanoi experience – watching a water puppet show at the historic Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre or Bong Sen Theatre.
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Thứ Hai, 2 tháng 11, 2015
Da Nang Travel Guide
Though it does not boast French colonial building like Hanoi or pride in the busy nightlife like Ho Chi Minh City, vietnam danang has its own charm.
Thứ Năm, 22 tháng 10, 2015
Vinpearl land in Nha Trang
Located on one of the world’s most famous bays, Vinpearl Nha Trang Resort & Spa – an international five star hotel in the Vinpearl Nha Trang of hotel, tourism, resort and entertainment is considered to be “a twinkling pearl glued on the crown of the Sea queen”.
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Thứ Sáu, 2 tháng 10, 2015
Vietnam events: Elephant Racing Festival
To those who live in Tay Nguyen, Vietnam, elephant is their precious animal. In local people’s daily life, this wild animal has become a close friend with humans as they help people in working, transporting, and traveling.
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To those who live in Tay Nguyen, Vietnam, elephant is their precious animal. In local people’s daily life, this wild animal has become a close friend with humans as they help people in working, transporting, and traveling.
Elephants are most known for its loyalty as during the time under the government of Chinese dynasties, they were continuously fighting for the country by fronting battles with generals and armies. They take a certain role in Vietnam’s folklore, and hence become familiar to lots of people. To express the bond between human beings and this friendly creature, Elephant Racing Festival, one of the biggest festivals in Tay Nguyen,vietnam danang is held annually in the third lunar month.
As preparation for the festival, villagers feed their elephants with a wide range of food apart from grass, including corns, sugar canes, sweet potatoes, papayas, and bananas. Also, in order to preserve their strength, the elephants take a rest without hard work.
Attending the event, flocks of festival-goers from near and far are in their most beautiful and colorful holiday clothes. On this day, elephants from several villages gather at Don Village (Ban Don). Each time, ten elephants will run at the same time for about one or two kilometers; hence, the track’s ground should be even and broad enough. The competition is guided by the sound of tu va, a kind of horn. The first elephant which reaches the appointed destination will receive a laurel wreath as a sign of victory, and it will enjoy the achievement excitedly with sugar canes and bananas from surrounding people.
After finishing the race at Don Village, the elephants move to Serepok River for another competition—swimming. They also participate in games like football and tug of war. At the end of the festive day, all festival goers mass at Ban Don’s community house for feasting, drinking stem wine, and dancing in a jubilant atmosphere with the boisterous sound of gongs and drums.
Time: 3rd lunar month
Purpose: express the close bond between humans and elephants
Activities: elephants participating in race, swimming competition, and other games
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Viet Nam Handicrafts
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visit is a country rich in handicraft products, thanks to the hard-working, dexterous, and creative qualities of the Vietnamese people.
Thứ Sáu, 21 tháng 8, 2015
“Cốm” – Autumn’s special gift
“Cốm” is often eaten by hand, directly from the lotus leaves, a pinch at a time. When eating “Cốm”, you must enjoy slowly and chew very deliberately in order to appreciate all the scents, tastes, and plasticity of the young rice which is sweet, nutty and buttery.
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Decent hotel rooms in Vietnam’s cities and larger towns begin around $15 and at around the $25 price point the comfort level increases noticeably. Aside from the occasional boutique hotel or spa, accommodation in the countryside is generally cheaper.
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