With a total natural area of more than 3,500 hectares, Van Long lagoon in the northern province of Ninh Binh is the biggest wetland nature reserve site in the northern delta. It is a perfect place for those who are seeking serenity.
By strictly following conservation regulations, the natural world in Van Long has been kept intact without any interference from human activity. Rowing boats are the only means of transport for visitors to the site, where they can relax in a tranquil atmosphere filled with clean air without noise nor dust.
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Van Long lagoon: An untouched destination in Ninh Binh province.
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At the break of day, the sky is stuffed with soft clouds while reeds along the lagoon are heavy with morning dew, the limestone cliffs hiding from the mist, making the scene in the lagoon quite poetic.
Van Long lagoon is home to thousands of rare fauna and flora species, many of them on the brink of extinction.
By getting closer to the core of the lagoon, travellers can admire imposing limestone mountains and magnificent caves, including the Ca and Ong caves.
At sunset, tourists can see flocks of storks returning to their nests, and locals in fishing boats on their way home.
National Tourism Year 2021 kicks off in Ninh Binh
The opening ceremony for the National Tourism Year 2021 kicked off at the national special heritage site of Hoa Lu, Vietnam’s ancient capital, in Truong Yen commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province on April 20.
Bac Giang promotes cultural heritage value of Tho Ha village with tourism development
(BGO) – The Department
of Science and Technology in Bac Giang province on April 19 hold a meeting with
the council to consult, assess and accept the provincial-level scientific
research topic “Research to promote the cultural heritage value of Tho Ha
village with tourism development” chaired by Master Do Tuan Khoa, Director of
provincial Museum.
Pu Luong: A perfect place for leisure tourism
The road leading to the core of the Pu Luong Nature Reserve in Thanh Hoa Province is surrounded by imposing mountains, terraced fields, waterfalls and springs. In summer, wild flowers bloom on the sides of the road and new cultivation of rice starts on the terraced fields, creating an idyllic picture that can enthral every tourist to the site.
Source: NDO
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