Quoc Oai, also known as Hanoi’s Western Region, is a renowned destination for its cultural and spiritual heritage and its peaceful retreat for those seeking to escape the city. Just an hour’s drive from Hanoi, visitors can immerse themselves in community-based tourism and nature.
The district offers a unique blend of semi-mountainous terrain and a fresh climate, boasting pristine lakes, winding roads, and charming hillside homes. One such example is the Homely Land Guesthouse in Dong Xuan Commune, which combines modern architecture with serene nature. With 11 guest rooms and six tents, it offers a peaceful escape, including a piano and pool table for entertainment.
For those seeking a more traditional experience, Kana Hill Homestay provides a distinctive atmosphere with its handcrafted wooden guesthouses and modern design. The host’s hospitality shines with steaming cups of tea made from flowers grown on the premises, offering a soothing escape from life’s worries.
The district also caters to day-trippers, especially the younger generation, with adventure tours and unique experiences. An Rose Farm, with its 10,000 blooming roses, offers a stunning visual display, while Xu Doai Vineyard provides a glimpse into northern rural life with activities like farming, fishing, and grape and lotus seed product-making.
Vuong Dac Loc, a local cooperative director, shared his inspiration for developing rural tourism, driven by childhood memories and a love for agriculture. Hoang Nguyen Ung, Vice Chairman of the Quoc Oai District People’s Committee, affirmed the district’s commitment to tourism development, especially community-based and eco-tourism, welcoming investments to enhance Quoc Oai’s appeal.
Unlocking Hanoi’s Suburban Charm: A Guide to the City’s Untapped Tourism Potential
To transform Quoc Oai District into a must-visit destination, the local government has embarked on a journey to enhance service quality and forge strategic partnerships with travel agencies. By including the district’s unique attractions in tour itineraries, they aim to create a captivating experience that will draw visitors from near and far.
The Top Six Eco-Friendly Vacation Spots in Vietnam
Vietnam’s diverse landscape offers a unique opportunity for travelers seeking a recharge. From the tranquil coastal towns to the bustling cities, all easily accessible by bike, the country’s green destinations provide a refreshing escape. Imagine cycling through vibrant landscapes, with the breeze in your hair and the sound of the ocean or city buzz in the background. It’s an invitation to explore, to connect with nature, and to rediscover your sense of adventure. These green havens offer a chance to unplug and recharge, providing a much-needed break from the everyday.
Introduction of Community Tourism Area in Hanoi Herb Kingdom
Herb cultivation and production have been meticulously preserved by the ethnic Dao people in the Ba Vi District.
Ban Flower Festival 2024 Takes Place in Dien Bien as Part of Visit Vietnam Year
The grand inauguration of the Visit Vietnam Year – Dien Bien and Ban (Bauhinia) Flower Festival 2024 was held in the scenic province of Dien Bien on the evening of March 16, attracting a multitude of enthusiastic tourists.
