Using cutting-edge technology with drones and music, the light show promises to create a mesmerizing visual spectacle for event-goers.
Attendees will have the opportunity to marvel at a wide range of vibrant symbols, including a map of Vietnam, a soaring dragon, the tourism logo of Dien Bien mountainous province, the Ban flower, Muong Thanh field, the national flag, as well as various icons representing tourist cities across the country.
The Vietnam Year – Dien Bien 2024 is set to kick off on March 16 and is projected to attract a significant number of tourists to the province. The goal for the area is to welcome 1.3 million visitors and generate revenue of VND2.2 trillion (equivalent to US$89.32 million) from tourism this year.
The festival will not only boost the local tourism industry but also contribute to enhancing the overall allure of Vietnamese tourism to international visitors.
The Si La’s unique costume
With a population of about 1,000 people, the Si La are one of the 5 smallest ethnic groups in Vietnam.
Tua Chua Karst Plateau
Tua Chua Karst Plateau in Tua Chua District of northwestern Dien Bien Province is located at a height of 1,500m above sea level. There are various rugged rocky plates placed on one another and shaped into citadels and mounts with different names such as To Cu Nhe, Chung Khoa, Chung Si Seng, Vang Long, and others. Such a natural magnificent landscape has attracted many visitors, both domestic and foreign, to the northwestern region of Vietnam.
Cherry blossoms from Japan bloom in northern Vietnam
Hoa Island in Dien Bien is one of the best places in the world to enjoy spring season cherry blossoms.
Muong Phang relic site in Dien Bien at a glance
Muong Phang relic site in Muong Phang commune in the northern city of Dien Bien was the command post for the Dien Bien Phu Campaign, where General Vo Nguyen Giap commanded a victory that “resounded throughout five continents”.
Vietnam’s Quang Ninh, home to Ha Long Bay, goes all out to boost tourism
The northern Vietnamese province of Quang Ninh, home to the world-renowned Ha Long Bay, has decided to jump-start its tourism’s recovery by offering discounts and establishing an “alliance” to increase service quality.
