(TITC) - From 1 November 2017, the art show “The quintessence of Tonkin” was officially launched at Baara Land Entertainment Complex located at the foot of Thay Pagoda Mountain (Sai Son Commune, Quoc Oai District, Ha Noi) – one of the ancient pagodas in Viet Nam.
All tourist destinations in Da Nang will offer free admission to delegates attending the APEC Economic Leaders’ Week 2017.
An art show entitled ‘The Quintessence of Tonkin’ will open for audience from early November at the Baara Land Entertainment Complex in Quoc Oai District, on the outskirts of Ha Noi, with a focus on the rich culture and daily activities of Viet Nam’s northern delta.
The second street vendor market opened on October 2 in Bach Tung Diep Park in HCM City.
(TITC) - The management board of Ha Noi Opera House has just announced the operation of the tour “History, architecture and traditional art” since 6 September 2017. The tour will take place on Mondays and Fridays with duration of 90 minutes from 10.30am to 12.00am, the fare of VND400,000/person.
Although Bui Vien pedestrian-only street in the backpacker’s area in District 1, HCMC has yet to be officially opened, thousands of local youths and foreign tourists still rushed to the area on two weekend nights to enjoy dining and entertainment services and witness the animated atmosphere of the street.
Quan ho singing on boat will take place at the two lakes before the Headquarters of the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People’s Council and People’s Committee every Saturday’s evening, starting from this August.
The first safari - Jungle Splash, opened at Bao Son Paradise Theme Park, Ha Noi, on July 29.
The tourism authority of Lam Dong has licensed 10 travel firms to organize adventure tours in the Central Highlands province.
The throne of Kings under the Nguyen Dynasty in Thai Hoa Palace will be moved to a safe place to make room for the restoration of the palace from now to August 10, according to a source from the Hue Monuments Conservation Center.
A weekend flea market at Bach Dang Wharf in downtown HCM City has been attracting a large number of local and international visitors since it first opened in late April.
The latest show by theatre director Viet Tu, performed on a 1.5 hectare lake, has broken new ground in more ways than one.