Du lịch biển với Cửa Việt - Quảng Trị

Du lịch biển Cửa Việt Biển Cửa Việt – Một địa điểm du lịch biển hấp dẫn của tỉnh Quảng Trị. Bãi biển Cửa Việt, trải dài gần 1km, nằm ở phía Bắc Cửa Việt, Thị trấn Cửa Việt, Gio Linh, Quảng Trị. Cách Thành Phố Đông Hà 15km đi về phía Đông Nam. Bãi biển Cửa Việt nổi tiếng với những bãi cát trắng trải dài và phẳng mịn.  Vào mùa hè trong cái thời tiết nóng bức, phủ kín của những cơn gió Lào, du khách khi đi du lịch biển Cửa Việt, sẽ được thả mình dưới làn nước êm ái mát mẻ nơi đây. Du lịch biển Cửa Việt  Với một không gian rộng, sạch sẽ, du khách khi đi du lịch biển Cửa Việt, đến đây không những đến biển để tắm mát,...

Vietnamese province cleans up image after children beggars spook tourists

Vietnamese province cleans up image after children beggars spook tourists. Ha Giang, an emerging destination in northern Vietnam, has become more famous for the wrong reason recently. It is most famous for the Dong Van Karst Global Geopark, stretching 235,000 hectares (581,000 acres) over four districts of Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van and Meo Vac, and recognized by the UNESCO as one of the 77 geological parks in the world. Vast fields of buckwheat flowers, stunning terraced rice fields and the diverse culture of various ethnic communities are also major draws. Ha Giang received more than 850,000 visitors last year, an increase of 11.9...

Mui Ne, a paradise in central Vietnam for the adventurous

Mui Ne, a paradise in central Vietnam for the adventurous. Those who want an action-packed weekend need to check out this coastal town and what it offers. Take a trip to the resort town of Mui Ne in Binh Thuan Province to find out why it’s considered one of the best destinations for adventure tourism. For years its “Little Moscow,” beautiful beaches and seafood have pulled in many visitors, but Mui Ne has recently emerged as a paradise for adrenaline addicts. Strong winds, big waves and an all-year tropical climate mean that, for the town, everything just clicks. That’s why Singapore-based news and lifestyle site Asia One has dubbed Mui Ne...

Westerners like to walk in Saigon 'most in the world'

Westerners like to walk in Saigon 'most in the world'. Foreign tourists think that Nguyen Hue's pedestrianized area is spacious, comfortable to play music, enjoy a relaxing moment. Video: Reading: Vietnam ranked third most expensive travel destination in Southeast Asia (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ...

Travel bloggers share what they don’t like about Vietnam

Travel bloggers share what they don’t like about Vietnam. Hannah and Adam, the couple behind the popular travel blog Getting Stamped, say they really like Vietnam. But there are things in Vietnam that can get under their skin, even though not bad enough to stop them from coming back. Here's a list of things that they "will not miss about Vietnam." Stolen sidewalks Adam described the sidewalks in Vietnam as everything but a place to walk. He said he was constantly stopped by motorbike parking, eateries and shops. Both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have launched their sidewalk cleanup campaigns, which if effective will be able to solve this problem...

Vietnam ranked third most expensive travel destination in Southeast Asia

You know: "Vietnam ranked third most expensive travel destination in Southeast Asia". The country has gone from the third cheapest in the region to the third most expensive in just two years. Vietnam has been ranked third from bottom in Southeast Asia when it comes to price competitiveness, only standing above Singapore and Cambodia, according to the biennial Travel and Tourism Competitiveness report produced by the World Economic Forum. The ranking is based on 14 factors, including price competitiveness. In the 2015 report, Vietnam was the third cheapest place to visit in Southeast Asia. Untitled chart Create bar charts Despite the...

The best coffee shops in Hanoi for 2017

Our food critic explored the city and came up with this list of places loved by both locals and foreigners, as well as CNN, NatGeo and The New York Times. Hanoi Social Club The three-story coffee house is down a quiet alley on Hoi Vu Street, Hoan Kiem District, and also serves lunch and dinner. The shop is recommended by many foreign visitors because of its live music shows that feature Vietnamese and foreign artists every week. Dinh Giang’s daughter opened the shop and named it after Dinh Tien Hoang Street, where the café opens on the second floor of an old house. The narrow space looking over the Hoan Kiem Lake is usually packed. It...

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