Thien Cam Beach

Thien Cam Beach is situated in Cam Xuyen District, Ha Tinh approximately 20km from Ha Tinh City. Separated from the mountain foot by a sandbank, Yen Lac Pagoda, built during the 13th century, is a relic preserved by the government. A famous set of paintings called "the King of Hell's Ten Palaces" has been kept in the pagoda since the beginning of the 20th century. The French built Thien Cam as a resort, but nearly all the infrastructures were destroyed during the wars.

Nowadays, Thien Cam Beach has become a tourist site where many come to vacation.

Flag Raising Ceremony in Hanoi

Early morning we will pick you up at 05:15 at hotel lobby for a raising flag ceremony start at 05:45 and closing start at 21:00 daily which was approved in 2001 on the occasion of Ho Chi Minh birth day ceremony. It is truly a highlight activity in to see Hanoi. ...

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Phu Lang Pottery Village

Phu Lang has become a brand name like Bat Trang in terms of pottery and ceramics products. However, thanks to its distance from the urban centre, much of the pristine scenery as well as traditional production have moved forward for centuries without being over-commercialized. Through times,...

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Ton Duc Thang Museum

Being the first President of the Social Republic of Vietnam, Uncle Ton is also the first of the country to be awarded Lenin Peace Award as well as the only Vietnamese to engage in the anti-war activities of 1917. The museum, located on number 5 of the riverside street which is also named Ton Duc...

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