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1. Friend of Vietnam Heritage (FVH) Foreign tourists talking to the local guide from FVH (Photo: FVH). Friend of Vietnam Heritage (FVH) is a Hanoi-based social organization that has been offering city walks for over 20 years. These walks, available in English and Japanese, take visitors to both famous landmarks and hidden gems in Hanoi. Many of these locations are difficult to access without the guidance of FVH due to their placement in small and elusive alleys or lack of popularity among foreigners. The team at FVH consists of a mix of expats and locals, all dedicated to preserving and promoting local cultures. The walks are thoughtfully designed to provide a comprehensive tour of the city and an immersive experience of the local lifestyle. In the hot summer heat, FVH even adjusts their routes to ensure visitors can visit historic pagodas under the shade and enjoy famous Vietnamese iced coffee to stay cool. If you are a history enthusiast looking to connect with like-mi...

The highly-anticipated blockbuster officially premiered on August 31st on the popular streaming platform Netflix, capturing the attention of viewers worldwide. In an astonishing feat, the movie soared to the top of the English TV List, accumulating an impressive 18.5 million views within just four days of its release. Receiving widespread acclaim, the series quickly made its mark by securing a spot in the Top 10 rankings in an astounding 93 countries. Furthermore, it debuted at the number one position in 46 countries around the globe, solidifying its rapid rise to success. The recent episode sparked immense excitement among Vietnamese audiences as it featured captivating images showcasing Vietnamese culture. In episode seven of the awe-inspiring series “One Piece,” the Straw Hat Pirates encounter a garden adorned with tangerine trees and witness farmers donning the traditional Vietnamese Non La (conical hat), delighting Vietnamese fans. “One Piece” is an enthralling fantasy ad...

A delegation of travel agents from various countries, including Russia, Poland, Austria, India, Romania, and Italy visited Ben Tre, Vietnam as part of their attendance at the 17th International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City (ITE HCMC 2023). The purpose of their visit was to promote the tourism and services of the Mekong Delta province to international travel businesses, as well as to establish connections with local tourism service providers. During their two-day stay, the delegation participated in a range of activities, such as boat tours, visits to coconut candy, mat weaving, and ornamental plant craft villages, and traditional music performances. The Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of Ben Tre also hosted a gala dinner to welcome the delegation and provide information on local travel products and services. Blessed with a river network, Ben Tre aims to develop eco- and waterway tourism. The province is committed to showcasing its tourism offerings, traditional culture, an...

Vinh Quy Grass Hill is located in the Vinh Quy commune on the border of Khum Din and Bac Vong hamlets, approximately 6-7 km from Thanh Nhat town in Ha Lang district. The most convenient way to reach Vinh Quy Grass Hill is by traveling from Cao Bang to Thanh Nhat town and continuing northeast to Vinh Quy commune along DT 206/DT207 road. There is a concrete road that is suitable for traveling by motorbike or car. From the intersection of Khum Din hamlet, 3 km from Vinh Quy commune People’s Committee, travelers can turn right onto a small concrete road and continue for about 3 km to reach the grass hill. It takes around 10-15 minutes to climb up from the parking area at the foot of the hill. Photo: Thai Duong AC From October to January of the following year, the grass hill transforms into a beautiful orange-yellow landscape, resembling a miniature version of Da Lat. In contrast to the green dwarf pine trees of Phuong Hoang burnt grass hill in Uong Bi, Quang Ninh, Vinh Qu...