Showing posts with label Da nang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Da nang. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Memories of Ancient Hoi An Town and the Hoai River


Straddling the Hoai River, the peaceful, ancient town of Hoi An (formally known as Faifo) in Quang Nam Province is rich in cultural history and the pride of people nation wide. In 2000, the nearly 600-year-old town was recognised by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site.
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Ngu Hanh Son – A Special Tourist Destination at Vietnam


Vietnam tours - Ngu Hanh Son is about 7km northeast of Da Nang City. It is famous nationwide for its serene and beautiful landscapes. It has become one of the “must see” destinations for those who want to discover the wilds of nature and escape from the busy life in urban areas.

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Sunday, June 5, 2011

DaNang, a seaside and riverside city


Vietnam tours - Some foreign tourist ever said to me: “Da Nang city, well, a magnificient landscape – full of mighty mountains and sparkling rivers – has indeed lured me”

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The Cham Museum


Vietnam tours: The Cham Museum in Danang is the largest collection of Cham sculpture and artwork in the world. Whenever visiting the museum, you still perceive an individual atmosphere particular to this place, the reverie of reminiscences.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Non Nuoc Beach - One of the World's Beautiful Beaches


Vietnam tours - Non Nuoc Beach gently slopes towards the calm, clear, blue sea; the clarity of the water attracts visitors who come to bathe and enjoy the seafood. This fine sandy beach with sunshine all the year round makes it suitable for tourism in all four seasons.
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My Khe Beach, a beautiful beach in Da Nang


Vietnam tours - My Khe Beach is recognised as one of the most ideal beach of Da Nang City, international tourists came here for convalescence and relaxation...

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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

The Ancient Town of Hoi An


Vietnam tours: The Ancient Town of Hoi An - top Vietnam tours destination - an old-time commercial port- was built between the 8th and 17th centuries. About 80% the residential structures of the town still remain intact. The infrastructure system - roads, lanes, bridges - still exists.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011

Danang Vietnam


Vietnam tours: Danang, Vietnam is a town located in the western banks of River Han. Placed in the central part, it is the fourth largest city of Vietnam. With beaches, hills, heritage buildings and other lovely constructions adorning the city, Danang is definitely one of the most visited of the Vietnam popular destinations and must feature in your trip to Vietnam. Its lovely weather condition is another incentive for visiting this city.
Vietnam tour Da Nang

Da Nang tour Vietnam


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Sunday, March 21, 2010

Hai Van Pass Vietnam


Vietnam tours Hai Van Pass, Vietnam is the highest pass in the country and one of the most scenic hillside roads in Vietnam. The meaning of Hai Van is wind and cloud or sea cloud. True to its meaning, wind in Hai Van Pass moves like a herd of horses galloping a number of miles and clouds seem to pour down from the heaven. One of the major Vietnam tourist attractions is the panoramic view of the Danang city, Tien Sa port, Son Tra peninsula and long white sandy beach from the Hai Van Pass.
Hai Van Pass

Hai van Viet Nam tour


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Monday, May 19, 2008

My Son Sanctuary Vietnam


Vietnam tours: My Son Sanctuary, Vietnam is located in the Quang Nam province which is 69 Kilometers south-west of Danang. It was an imperial city during the Champa dynasty, a centre for spirituality and worship between the 4th and the 12th centuries. My Son Santuary, Vietnam has been listed in the World Heritage site as well, for its exemplification of the heights of Cham architectural achievement and hence is one of the top Vietnam tourist attractions. My Son Santuary, Vietnam is a large complex of religious monuments comprised of more than 70 architectural works built by the nobility of the Champa Kingdom deriving their cultural and spiritual influences from Indian Hinduism. Only 25 vestiges remain today as a standing witness to the reign of Chama Dynasty. These are temples and towers connected to each other through complicated red brick design to reflect the divinity of the king.
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