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Looking down over the ordered chaos of Hanoi’s noisy streets with a glass in hand at a rooftop bar is one of the best ways to spend a hip evening in the city. The idea of the rooftop bar dates back to 1890 New York when the Casino Theater on Broadway and 39th street revealed its garden bar on the roof. Fast-forward 129 years to today where in Vietnam terrace bars are all the rage and EHG has a trio of Hanoi’s best.
Dubbed the "Little West" in the heart of beautiful Vung Tau, Tu Phuong That Dao eco-tourism area is a destination for those who love the beauty of the West with pure white rice and want to enjoy relaxation. in beautiful small boats running along the river.
Referring to Vung Tau, people often remember two beaches: Front Beach, Back Beach. If the back beach has a peaceful beauty, immersed in the typical sunshine of a tropical climate, the front beach is beautiful in a more vibrant way, bearing the breath of a prosperous life. Dormitory, is the area where entertainment facilities are concentrated.
Vung Tau is a famous place with beautiful seascape, delicious food and cool air all year round. But if you are too familiar with this place, you should definitely find a more interesting place to explore. The following would be:
Western visitors to Hanoi in December are often amazed at how much the Vietnamese have adopted Western Christmas traditions. Festivities and the decorations often rival anything they see at home. At the end of December Hanoi dons its Christmas guise as its streets come alive with spirit and symbols of this time of year.
If you want to learn about the life, culture and people of Trang An, you should not ignore the old town - one of the tourist attractions in Hanoi full of interesting and attractive to tourists. Hanoi Old Quarter is located to the west and north of Hoan Kiem Lake, is a densely populated place with 36 streets.
If you name the top tourist attractions in Hanoi in the past and now, perhaps everyone will immediately think of Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam. This is a leading cultural and architectural complex and is the pride of the people of the capital when it comes to the thousand-year-old tradition of Thang Long - Dong Do - Hanoi.
One of the most beautiful and iconic sights greeting the visitor to Hoi An is the plethora of multi-colored silk lanterns, hanging from every tree, strung across the pedestrian streets and all along the river banks. So what is the story behind these lanterns, how did they originate?
Ho May Park is about to launch the program "Ho May Grand Show" on the occasion of the Lunar New Year
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