Tag: Ha Giang

Once a humble wild vegetable, lu binh has now become a delicacy with a unique flavor that has gained a reputation among food connoisseurs in recent years. During the season, it is sold online at prices reaching VND 120,000 per kilogram.

Nestled amidst lush green hills and blessed with year-round verdant vegetation, this picturesque grassland in Ha Giang has become a magnet for travelers eager to explore what has been dubbed as Vietnam's "Little Switzerland."

The Hoang Su Phi Fair is more than just an economic hub; it is a living museum of highland ethnic culture. The fusion of majestic landscapes, unique cuisine, and friendly locals creates an irresistible allure for travelers seeking authentic experiences.

The Gen Z travelers are embracing a unique and exciting trend of collecting stamps as they check off famous tourist spots in Ha Giang. This innovative way of exploring the region offers a fun and memorable experience, encouraging visitors to embark on a journey of discovery and leave with a tangible keepsake of their adventures.

The hill of Quan Ba is not only a peculiar-looking attraction that draws tourists from far and wide, but its enigmatic allure also sparks curiosity about the legends that surround this enigmatic landscape.

Amidst the rugged limestone plateau of Ha Giang, every Sunday, Dong Van Market springs to life as a vibrant cultural hub for the highland dwellers.

The northern frontier of Vietnam, Ha Giang, is renowned for its pristine natural beauty and majestic mountain passes. It offers an exhilarating experience as you navigate the winding roads through the lush green mountains.

Aside from Ho Chi Minh City, which is the epicenter of grand celebrations, destinations like Lan Ha, Nha Trang, and Phu Quy Island witnessed a relatively good influx of tourists on the first day of the holiday. It is expected that these places will be bustling with visitors from May 1st onwards.

The majestic solitary cherry blossom tree at Lung Cu Flagpole has become a sought-after attraction for visitors post-Tet. Its vibrant red blooms create a stunning visual contrast against the lush green backdrop of the northern mountainous region. This solitary tree, with its vibrant blooms, has captured the hearts of many, becoming a symbol of natural beauty and a must-see for those exploring the area.

The world's millionaires and billionaires arrived in Ha Giang by helicopter and experienced the "unique" things on the "Road of Happiness", Nho Que River or Tu San Canyon.