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Trek to northeast Vietnam's ‘roof’ for distinctive terraced rice fields and moss-covered stilt houses (opens the original)
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Tay Con Linh is a mountain range known as the “roof of northeast Vietnam,” with its highest peak standing about 2,431 meters above sea level. The range is not only known for its wild and rugged beauty but has also been home to Dao and La Chi ethnic communities for generations. One of the scenic villages on the mountain is Xa Phin in Thanh Thuy Commune, where moss-covered stilt houses are nestled among green forests and surrounded by winding terraced rice fields. In Xa Phin, local farmers grow on
Vietnamese travelers open wallets for music tourism boom (opens the original)
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No longer a short-lived phenomenon, music tourism is gradually becoming a distinct travel segment. Ngoc Trang, a Hanoi resident, has traveled to Singapore and Thailand to see her favorite Korean idols, spending heavily on airfare and hotel accommodation. Although her trips did not begin with sightseeing in mind, they ultimately became opportunities to experience the culture and lifestyle of the destinations hosting the concerts alongside the music. Speaking with Tuoi Tre (Youth) online newspaper
Vietnamese cave explorer, 12-year-old daughter conquer 300-meter waterfall in Hue (opens the original)
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"The greatest value of the journey was not conquering a trail or a waterfall, but having the opportunity for my daughter and me to experience it together, overcome challenges together, and witness each other's growth,” Dung told Tuoi Tre Online. Located within Bach Ma National Park, Do Quyen Waterfall is named after the vibrant rhododendron flowers that bloom in the surrounding forest. Despite its delicate name, the waterfall is renowned for its dramatic scenery and is considered one of Vietnam'
In Vietnam, commune Party chief in flip-flops becomes unlikely tourism ambassador (opens the original)
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In his first video, introducing Thung Waterfall, Tu appeared with his shirt collar buttoned, trouser cuffs rolled up, and honeycomb sandals on his feet, an image far removed from the conventional picture of a commune Party secretary. Within less than a month, each of his videos had racked up over 200,000 views, with one going viral past 1.8 million. The Facebook page "Bí thư xứ Mường" (Party Secretary of the Land of Muong), run by Nguyen Duy Tu, has been transformed from an ordinary personal acc
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