Since the start of the season, hundreds of thousands of visitors have come to Luc Ngan and Chu, many of whom were from France, the UK, Japan, China, and South Korea.

French visitors tour lychee orchards in Chu township.

Recently, the Tru Huu Tourism and Trade Cooperative (Chu township) organized a tour for nearly 60 tourists from Japan and France to visit and explore the local lychee orchards and traditional craft villages.

The cooperative also welcomed hundreds of domestic visitors from provinces and cities including Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Nam Dinh and Ho Chi Minh City.

Foreign children explore lychee-growing areas in Bac Giang.

“Visitors enjoy picking fresh lychees with their own hands and tasting them right in the orchard. Through stories about the long-standing lychee cultivation tradition, tourists also learn about local culture and people, immersing themselves in the beautiful mountainous landscape,” said Phung Thi Lan, Director of Tru Huu Tourism and Trade Cooperative.

International tourists pose for photos at a lychee collection point in Giap Son commune (Luc Ngan).

Similarly, other cooperatives such as Garden Viet Community Tourism, Dong Dao Tourism (Chu township), Giap Son Ecotourism and Agricultural Cooperative, and An Phu Trade and Tourism Cooperative (Luc Ngan) have each hosted dozens of tours to the lychee-growing region.

In addition to sightseeing and hands-on experiences, many tourists purchased lychees as gifts.

According to experts, this year localities in the province have adopted new approaches in tourism promotion, investing in unique and appealing tourism products.

British tourists visit lychee production areas in Giap Son commune (Luc Ngan).

These include leveraging digital platforms like fan pages, YouTube, Zalo, Facebook, and TikTok, as well as organizing online tours, short video clips, and inviting content creators to promote the region—efforts that have generated widespread interest.

Luc Ngan district and Chu township continue to promote summer tourism with themes such as “bringing the market to the garden,” “welcoming guests home,” and the “home garden lychee tree” model. Authorities focus on showcasing the region’s potential, training local farmers and tourism workers in hospitality and tourism services.

Luc Ngan district offers the “Essence of Vietnamese Fruits” lychee tour, while Chu township runs the “Chu Lychee Season” agrotourism program, which features a “one-day farmer” experience that has attracted many visitors.

Visitors from different localities pose for photo in Luc Ngan garden.

Improved infrastructure and proactive coordination by cooperatives with travel companies to organize tours and shuttle services are expected to drive a significant increase in visitor numbers compared to last year.

Luc Ngan’s sleepless nights as lychee harvest peaks

BAC GIANG – In the stillness of night, farmers in Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) begin their new day. With headlamps and flashlights, they weave through lychee orchards, skillfully picking bunches of ripe, crimson fruit to make it in time for early morning sales. 

Luc Ngan Lychee Week attracts workers at industrial parks

BAC GIANG – As part of “Luc Ngan Lychee Week,” Bac Giang’s Department of Industry and Trade set up promotional booths near factories and worker housing areas in Van Trung Industrial Park and Noi Hoang ward on June 12. Lychees are made available during workers’ shift breaks, with strong interest from both local and foreign customers, including Chinese buyers.

Bac Giang streamlines lychee exports with authorized code system

BAC GIANG – Bac Giang province has, for the first time, implemented an authorization system for lychee growing area and packaging facility codes, resulting in smoother export procedures and better access to high-end markets.

Early lychee harvest draws tourists to Tan Yen hills

BAC GIANG – As summer arrives, the early lychee orchards in Tan Yen district, Bac Giang province turn bright red, signaling harvest season and attracting a growing number of tourists eager for hands-on agricultural experiences. By combining farming and tourism, local authorities are unlocking “dual benefits” from the region’s famed lychee crops.

"Luc Ngan Lychee Week" launched in Bac Giang’s industrial parks

BAC GIANG - To diversify the forms of lychee consumption, the Department of Industry and Trade coordinated with the Bac Giang provincial Industrial Park Management Board and the People's Committees of districts and township: Tan Yen, Luc Ngan, Chu to implement "Luc Ngan Lychee Week" in industrial parks in the province, starting at 4:00 p.m. on June 12, 2025.

Chu Township ensures security, order and traffic safety during lychee season

BAC GIANG - Currently, people in Chu township (Bac Giang province) have begun harvesting lychees. To help farmers and traders transport and consume fruits conveniently, local authorities and police forces are making efforts to ensure security, order, traffic safety and minimize traffic jams.