Le lac-réservoir Phu Ninh dans la province de Quang Nam (Centre) vient d’être officiellement reconnu vestige national et site de tourisme. Il s’agit du plus grand ouvrage hydraulique agricole du pays qui dessert le Centre et le Tây Nguyên (hauts plateaux du Centre) depuis la libération totale du pays. Situé à 7 km au sud [...]
A “Vietnam Culture Day” programme took place in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 19, aimed at increasing understanding on the land and people of Vietnam as well as promoting cooperation. Apart from a display of coloured photos and banners with images of Vietnam, the programme exhibited traditional musical instruments, embroideries, handicraft items, books and publications promoting [...]
The number of both domestic and foreign holidaymakers during the Lunar New Year (Tet) Festival this year increased sharply. Vietravel said visitors booking domestic and outbound tours during Tet increased 40% over last year. Notably, its office on 190 Pasteur, in HCMC welcomed a record 2,300 people on the second day of Tet. The nation’s [...]
Falling in love with Hoi An in the central province of Quang Nam is to fall in love with its wonderful alleyways, which for locals are the soul of their home town. According to the town’s documents, major roads in Hoi An, such as Tran Phu, Nguyen Thai Hoc and Bach Dang were formed in [...]
Around 70km from the central city of Da Nang, the world cultural heritage My Son Sanctuary in Quang Nam province, is located in a valley. My Son is one of the significant holy lands of the ancient Cham dynasty, between the 4th and 12th centuries. My Son Sanctuary is a large complex of religious relics [...]
With 125km of seashore from Dien Ngoc to Dung Quat Bay, the beaches in Quang Nam province have kept their character, maintaining their rustic nature, fresh air and sunlight. Cua Dai Beach, about 4km from Hoi An ancient town in Quang Nam, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches not only in the central [...]
The central province of Quang Nam is full of charm. It boasts the ancient town of Hoi An, the My Son Towers which is a remnant of the Champa Kingdom, and the vast Phu Ninh Lake. Up to now, there are 48 vestiges which have been recognized as national vestiges in Quang Nam. However, only [...]
The most beautiful postcards and landscape paintings or photo-graphs come to life with just one glimpse of Cham Island (commonly known in Vietnamese as Cu Lao Cham). Strung along in the shape of mermaid, the eight islets that form the island are lush green paradises fringed by pristine white-sand beaches and blue waters. Individually, they [...]
Hoi An definatly has charm about it, as soon as I got here I fell in Love with the historical old town. Hoi An is a beautiful small town with so, so many tailors and a French look about it. We have also noticed more of a Chinese influence now were heading further North. We [...]
This morning we got up early for the drive to My Son (pron. me son), ruins from the Cham empire 45 km south of Hoi An. The drive down was fascinating. School starts at seven (we left at 6:30) so everyone was out and about and we got to see the country “wake up.” Children [...]
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