The cable system in Ba Na Hill, running to the top of Mount Chua and set two Guinness World Records, is honored as the longest and highest of its kind in the world by Telegraph, the English newspaper.
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At the top, you can have the view cover all the way to the coast, surveying a part of Danang and the contiguous areas. Although having foggy weather often obscure the panorama, like Dalat and Sapa, Ba Na remains its romantic and ethereal beauty in its gray appearance as it does in its blue one.
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Coming to Ba Na Hill Resort, you ought to brace yourself for some fantastic entertainment in numerous forms ranging from air hockey to rock climbing. The entertainment service system caters to all age tourists. Young people and parents can make a tour through the French village, Jadin De L’Amour (Love Garden), mountain climbing coaches,… while their children enjoy a separate children’s area with ball pits and mini playgrounds.
Ba Na Hill features Fantasy Park, which is one of the largest-scale entertainment center in Asia, providing a variety of extreme games
Arcade Center in Ba Na Hill
After a long day walking around contemplating Europe-style theme park-inspired structures scattering over Ba Na Hill zone, you may feel puckish. You are always welcome at one of the many cafes and restaurants located about the resort. There are smaller cafes for a quick bite and more polished restaurants for full service.
Bana Hills Mountain Resort Hotel
If you prefer finer things in life, there are three superior accommodations at your choice: Morin, Le Jardin and L’Indochine luxurious hotels. Ba Na Hill is truly an escape for you from busy, rushing life and diligent hours spent in your working office.
Kayaking is a kind of paddling, using a kayak to move across the water. Kayaking has been in Ha Long Bay since the late 20th century. At first, this kind of activity was mainly selected by the foreign tourists who like adventures. However, a lot of the Vietnamese enjoy kayaking in Ha Long Bay today, especially young people.
Kayaking in Ha Long Bay attracts foreign tourists a lot.
Discovering Ha Long Bay by kayaking, visitors can feel other beauty of the international wonder that can’t be seen from the cruises. Visiting the floating fishing village, exploring the mysterious caves, and hidden lagoons or enjoying dreamy beaches are things travelers can’t miss when traveling to Ha Long.
Tourist will be deeply impressed when riding the kayak into the caves. The further you go inside, the darker it is. It’s so exciting and amazing to touch hundreds of stalactite, exotic flowers, and rare herbs with your own hands.
Visitors are excited and fun when kayaking in Ha Long Bay
In 2000, Ha Long Bay was voted one of the World’s top 25 destinations for kayaking by National Geographic Adventures Journal. If you have a chance to visit Ha Long, don’t hesitate to try kayaking in order to fully discover magnificent beauty of the Bay as well as the interesting life of the local people.
It’s recommended that Luon cave, Ba Trai Dao, Ba Ham, Dau Be, Co Cave are suitable places for kayaking.
kayaking into Luon Cave, Ha Long Bay
In Ha Long, you can rent a kayak at some islands or at the port with the price from 100,000 to 200,000 VND per hour depending on kinds of kayaks (1, 2, or 3 seats).
When kayaking, you must follow the tour guide. It is risky to do it yourself without instruction. The tour guide will help you use paddles and guide you to the safe area. If you can’t swim, don’t worry because you will be provided with a life jacket. You may need to prepare suitable clothes such as T-shirt and short, swimming suit, sunglasses, and hat. Especially, you can also bring a camera to capture the beautiful moments.
Watching Ha Long transforming herself over seasons, I have come to a realization that Ha Long is at her best under the sun. The image of the sun in the water looks like a giant treasure chest. Even the hardest-to-please customers would not hesitate to take a picture of this sparkling water.
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Ha Long bay Viet Nam is most surreal with a little rain, maybe a bit foggy. The green islands, the rocks that take the shapes of turtles, lions, whales, etc. They create stories under the mysterious smoke. It is like you are lost in a fairy tale.
Ha Long is most romantic in a summer night, as the lights of the cruise ships and the fishing boats shine down the surface. And you suddenly realize that down there is another star-studded sky.
Ha Long is most satisfying in a breezing day of autumn. A little early wind from the ocean might require you to put on a jacket, but the oozing scent of the ocean should make the exhaustion and frustration go away.
Ha Long is most lovely when your boat is floating on the bay, when the children go out to greet visitors, and the foreigners appreciate the young’s hospitality. A simple moment that makes our heart warm, telling us have faith in peace and unity across the globe.
As the sailor steered the boat, I stood up to indulge myself in this beauty one last time. A light layer of fog gently covered the trees, the rocks, and the sailboat. The boat flowed into the silence, the heart of the bay. Time stopped as I held my breath and my heart literally skipped a beat.
I stepped on the deck, in my head still echoed the voice of the late sailor. “The sea of Ha Long is always this peaceful?” – I asked. “No my boy.” – He replied – “All seas are cruel. But as the storms pass, she loves us, she loves those who lives in her heart. She eases the pain and the loneliness of those who seek her”.
And so, in Ha Long Bay, I find peace again, I found life, I gained faith in myself. I learned to love myself more. I know of Ha Long as a love to share. And surely when the storms take over me, I would seek out the love of this place.
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At 5 am, on every Sunday, street of Hang market (Le Chan district) is crowded by motorcycles, passenger cars of all kinds of goods, domestic appliances from around sold at Hang market. The weird thing is the goods sealed and carriers are often thrown them from the vehicle without fear of damage. Each bag is opened and poured out on wrinkled available covering cloth.
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Hang market Bustling with sellers and buyers
Goods in this area are the old items. Secondhand goods corner of Hang market stretches on roads being less than 200 meters from the house no.465 to no.517 on Market street with diversify in types such as sophisticated electronics as loudspeakers, Karaoke machines, televisions, wireless computer mouse and compass, cross-head screwdriver screws, the wire supplying water to rusty automatic heater advertised as a Japanese goods carried by ocean vessels to Vietnam travel.
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Because there aren’t a lot of goods, the owner of booths don’t need to ship or sale goods early as flowers and domestic animals corners. Mr. Nguyen Hong Quan having sold old items for nearly 2 years old at Hang market said: “Although my house is near Sat Market, with small capital source I only retail some old and sundry furniture, and irregular volumes, I do not dare to hire booth here. Every Sunday morning, I sell old items at Hang Market”.
Each fair, people selling old furniture pay 5,000 VND for the local market ticket and extra cost of renting seats in doorstep of households in fairgrounds. The owners of stalls pay fees depending on are of stalls and the agreement. Averagely, one old items stall is under 2 square meters, with about 100 -120 thousand per month. For those stalls selling electronics using power of the household will have to pay more.
At 8 am, as usual, Hang market is crowded. Previously this road was only the space to park vehicles since there is corner for old items; each market session, streets in Hang market are always filled with people. The cars accidentally “falling into” this way can not move, despite loud honking.
Both buyers and sellers are happy
Because it is a market selling old items and do not pay too much money for business surcharge, so commodity prices here are much cheaper than in other business stalls. A new California karaoke machine is about VND 2 million, but the price of used goods being intact stamp of manufacturer is sold for nearly VND 500 thousand.
Apparently, you get what you pay for. However, this is a notable choice for customer groups with average incomes. Besides traders, some people aged nearly 70 still sell to enjoy their life. Their commodities are items, components seemingly only seen in black and white films of the last century as pedals, chain axis, fenders Phoenix bicycle, mechanical clock.
Mr. Hoang Van Duy, an owner of shall in front of the house no. 507 in Hang market said: “The highest commodity is only VND 20 thousands, the stall has about 50 items. Even, bicycle pedals are usually sold in pair, sellers ask to buy one piece, so there isn’t any profit. I am sitting here to sell, mainly looking for a place to exchange and talk with people. At home is so sad”. Mainly supply source of owners of second-hand stalls here are from people who sell junk, or purchase of acquaintances.
Mr. Hoang Van Duy added: “In the corners of old items, there are many salesmen used to be a mechanic, they can recognize items are still able to use. Many items which seem to be broken, but they pick them up, repair and resell”
However, the old and fragmentary items which no one wants to buy sometimes are difficulty to find. Nguyen Van Hung, who likes to collect antique bikes, in No. 229 of Mieu Hai Xa street cheerfully: “I’ve just found an intact motors generating power for bicycle lights, with VND 15 thousands. After long time looking, finally I found it in my “village market”. Maybe some people those in need to find old things like Mr. Nguyen Van Hung. And the area of market selling secondhand goods is increasingly wider, creating more jobs as well as attracting many people to the unique market session of Hai Phong city.
Tourists can try drinking a glass of wine that will make you feel warm
in the winter. The price of small glass at Sapa Smile is 8.000VND, at
Chapa is 10.000VND.
The price of fishing streams at Sapa smile is 40.000VND/2 people. Chapa
restaurant has black chicken; its price is 70.000VND/2 people. The
price of fried rice is 20.000 to 30.000 VND/people.
If you don want to eat fried rice, you can go to Auberge Dang Trung to enjoy noodles with vegetables and mushroom.
One place where you can not help ignoring is Sapa market. The guests
will have opportunities to enjoy noodles, vermicelli, which are cooked
with local style and its price is from 15.000 to 20.000VND.
Ceremonies to mark the 715th death anniversary of Tran Hung Dao (or Tran Quoc Tuan) and commence the Con Son - Kiep Bac Autumn Festival were held in the northern province of Hai Duong on September 29.
At the ceremony to mark the 715th death anniversary of Tran Hung Dao (or Tran Quoc Tuan), Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Manh Hien recalled the General’s life and career.
After the ceremony, a military parade was held on boats on Luc Dau River, re-enacting the Tran Dynasty army during the second struggle against Mongolian invaders. At the festival.
The festival will feature many traditional rituals and cultural activities such as incense-offering ceremonies, a water puppetry festival and a boat race.
Con Son – Kiep Bac relic, which is located in Chi Linh district, was the site of many important battles between the Tran Dynasty army and the Yuan-Mongolian invaders.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism accredited Con Son-Kiep Bac spring and autumn festivals as national intangible cultural heritages in 2013.
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Son La, the fifth largest province in the country, is located in the
northwestern region of Vietnam. Son La province is a northwestern
mountainous province. It has two large plateaus also named Son La and
Moc Chau, and an immense area of crop fields. The rest consists of
valleys, high hills and mountains, Son La province borders Laos to the
south. The province is co-inhabited by various ethnic groups: the Xa,
H'Mong, Dao, Muong, Kinh, Kh'Mu, Tay, Thai and so on. The Thai is the
largest single ethnic group. Eighty percent of the province's natural
area is covered with mountains.
As a northwestern area and the fifth largest province in Vietnam
(14.174 sq km), Son La is seemed to be an undiscovered land with great
tourist potential. Most of the area of Son La is mountains, hills and
terrace paddies which is the home to various ethnic minorities like
Kinh, Dao, H’Mong and Thai (makes up about more than 1,000
inhabitants)…The capital city is Son La Town.
About the attractions in Son La, we can spend whole day telling you.
The natural beauty of Son La, a typical highland area, with green fields
and hills are irresistible attraction. Besides, the unique traditions
and customs of the Thai and other minorities are also worth for you to
experience.
About landscapes and spots of beauty, there are 3 famous sites that you must visit when in Son La:
Moc Chau Plateau is located in the Moc Choc Commune in Son La town and
200km from Hanoi to the northwest, along the National Highway No.6. The
most significant features in this plateau is the long and spacious
fields of green tea (80km in length, 25km in width and 1600 ha in area).
The climate here is also very favorable for tourism with cool weather;
the average temperature is about 21oC and dry winter. There
are some great ways to you to explore and experience the beauty of Moc
Chau; just hike up on a green hills and takes photos of the villages,
wooden houses and terraces of the locals or walk down the valleys and
meet the locals, buy some Moc Chau Milk – the traditional product of the
area…
Prison and museum of Son La is the second name. Many people, maybe,
don’t known about this place. It was built in 1908 on the Khau Ca Hills
where many of our soldiers had been taken into.
Tham Tet Toong Cave, located in Chieng An Commune, Son La City Town.
Tham Tet Toong is a 150-meter-long cave with beautiful stalagmites. Just
2km from the centre of Son La City Town, Tham Tet Toong Cave is the
combination of green trees, emerald waters and stone pillars. The best
time to explore the cave is in the early morning.
Qui Nhon is the little visited provincial capital of Binh Dinh
province. Although it was recognised as a city as late as 1898, its
history reaches back to the days of the Kingdom of Champa. In the 11th
century, the Cham people migrated southwards and moved their capital
city to a location about 30km north of present-day Qui Nhon and named it
Vijaya. It survived until 1471, when the citadel was sacked by the
Vietnamese.
Quy Nhon is a southeastern city of Binh Dinh Province in the middle
part of Vietnam. In an area of 284.28 km, Quy Nhon is the place of
various types of soil, beaches, resorts and water species… and the home
to more than 810000 people.
Quy Nhon is 1065 km far from Ha Noi in the north, 690km from Ho Chi
Minh City to the south. About climate, weather in Quy Nhon is divided
into two specific seasons: dry season (from March to September), rainy
season (the rest time in year). The annual average temperature is 24.5oC.
Nowadays, Quy Nhon is a beautiful place with special features of a
potential tourist destination. There is something you can’t miss when
visiting this place:
1. Fish noodles: This traditional dish is not only famous in Binh Dinh
but also well-known in Vietnam due to its flavors and cooking ways.
2. Twin Brick Tower (Hung Thanh Towers): Hung Thanh Towers is an
architectural structure with two similar towers while one is 18m high
and the other is 20m.
3. Long Khanh Pagoda: a Buddhist pagoda built in 18th century.
4. Thi Nai Bridge: the longest sea overpass in Vietnam (2477.3m)
5. Ghenh Rang Tien Sa: a beautiful shore with beaches and islets, emerald waters and white sand.
