A domestic travel company took 17 tourists to join the programme “Tay Yen Tu – following the footprints of Buddhist Emperor” which allowed them to visit Tay Yen Tu spiritual and ecotourism complex (Tay Yen Tu complex), Vinh Nghiem pagoda, Truc Lam Phuong Hoang Zen Monastery...

The visitors at Tay Yen Tu spiritual ecotourism complex.

All fully vaccinated visitors were exempt from SARS-CoV2 test and transported by shuttle bus with only 50 percent of capacity. The travel company also carefully examined the epidemiological information and travel history of the visitors before the departure date while presenting them Covid-19 insurance package.

The disease prevention and control was ensured at the destination. Operation Manager of Tay Yen Tu Complex Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan said her staff and operators were administered two vaccine shots with regular screening test and clear travel history reported to the management board in case they leave from local area.

Particularly, all local people in Tay Yen Tu town were fully vaccinated. The area has detected no infection.

After making health declaration and scanning QR Code, visitor has his hand stamped.

Currently, Bac Giang is green area that opens for visitors at best possible condition except those coming from level four localities. In October and November, Bac Giang enters the harvest season of orange and pomelo together with potential natural condition of wide lake and primitive forest.

The province is accelerating the development of ecological, spiritual, rural experimental tours to meet visitors’ demand, especially one or two day tour for Hanoians.

When many localities open again, visitors can experience self driving tour from Hanoi – Lang Son – Bac Giang or Bac Ninh – Bac Giang – Hai Duong.

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Luc Ngan strives for sustainable development of ecological community-based tourism

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Bac Giang’s tourism sites reopen for visitors

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Huu Lien community-based tourism village in Huu Lien Commune, Huu Lung District, has recently emerged as an attractive ecotourism destination in Lang Son Province thanks to its pristine natural beauty.

Source: VnExpress