President Vo Van Thuong and Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha on Thursday attended a ceremony to receive a certificate from UNESCO recognising the pottery-making art of the Cham ethnic minority people as Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding in Ninh Thuan Province.
(TITC) - On 6th June 2023, in Ha Noi, Michelin organised The Inaugural Edition Of The MICHELIN Guide Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City Ceremony. Mr. Nguyen Trung Khanh, Chairman of Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) attended the event.
(TITC) - The monthly Singaporean magazine Prestige published a review of Editor Yanni Tan about her travel experience journey in Ninh Thuan Province (South Central Coast Region of Vietnam) and her deep impression with the beauty of Ninh Thuan beach, crafted luxury of a resort, and splendours of a protected reserve unlike any other.
The 200-year-old Thuan Hung rice paper village in Thot Not district, Can Tho city, has been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage. This is the first traditional craft village in Can Tho to receive the recognition.
One autumn day in the middle of the 15th century, a Thai merchant ship left Van Don harbour of Quang Ninh province, carrying a huge volume of pottery from Chu Dau pottery kiln.
With the majestic and poetic beauty of its natural landscape and diverse cultural colors of local ethnic groups, Quynh Nhai reservoir at the Son La hydropower plant is an attractive destination in the northwestern province of Son La. Dubbed "a blue sea in the mountains," the reservoir is a highlight in local tourism development strategy.
Hoi An food is rich and diverse, having their own characteristics of the Central coast. They are traditional, simple and extremely cheap.
The challenge of how to create a unique and profound Vietnamese cultural experience for tourists is still a concern for those working in the tourism industry.
Visitors to Son Tra District, Da Nang will no longer have to struggling finding a decent toilet to relieve themselves during their outings as restaurant, hotel, business and service establishments have volunteered to open their restrooms to the public.
From the 1,600 islands of Ha Long Bay to the world’s largest cave, Viet Nam is now taking steps to make its future more sustainable, noted Euronews, an European television news network, in its article.