(HBO) - The Hoa Binh Tourism joint Stock Company has been operating a tour exploring Hoa Binh lake and the Muong culture space in Hoa Binh from October 1 – December 31 to respond to tourism stimulus activities in the locality. Accordingly, the business commits to cutting by 20 – 50 percent of prices for its products and services, including accommodation, dining, high-quality tourism boat, outdoor events, among others at Ngoi village tourist site.



The tourism boat of the Hoa Binh Tourism JSC takes tourists to discover Hoa Binh lake. 

As a reputable tourism service supplier, the Hoa Binh Tourism JSC has built and exploited tourism products in Hoa Binh and the northwest region, with the aim of promoting unique culture identities and introducing the tradition of local ethnic groups, especially the Muong culture, to visitors.

Apart from investing in two 5-star eco-resorts with 450 rooms and many utilities and services, the company is also cooperating new tours which are attractive to travel agencies, tour operators, and domestic and international tourists.

The programme to experience Muong cultural space and explore Hoa Binh lake is the most attractive tour.

According to vice director of the company Vu Thi Anh Ngoc, the tour is the most attractive service of the business.

Recently, a number of delegations of tourists have confirmed to join and respond to this attractive tour.

Departing from Hanoi, visitors move to Hoa Binh city and check in Hoa Binh hotel in Hoa Binh city, then freely explore the miniature Muong cultural space and take nice photos at green, airy and impressive space in the hotel.

In the afternoon, tour guides will pick visitors to visit the Hoa Binh Hydropower plant and offer incense at the Uncle Ho monument.

Visitors will have their dinner at Hoa Ban Restaurant with the best dishes of the land of Muong such as upland sticky rice, Da River fish, hill chicken, and pork.

After the dinner, visitors will have a change to join a special ethnic music programme performed by young local ethnic men and women, including a traditional bamboo dance performance, and experience the Ruou Can (wine drunk out of a jar through pipes) culture of Muong ethnic people.

In the second day, after the breakfast in the hotel, visitors will be moved by bus to Ngoi Hoa port, boarding boats and starting their journey on Hoa Binh, which is called "Ha Long bay on the mountain.

On this journey, visitors will visit Chua Thac Bo Temple, a sacred temple that attracts thousands of tourists every year; discover Thac Bo cave which is divided into many floors with unique stalactite blocks of various shapes; and visit Ngoi village in Ngoi Hoa bay, and a community cultural tourist site of the Muong people that still retains wild and majestic features. The visitors will have a lunch at Da Giang Floating Restaurant which is famous for Da River fish.

Before returning to Hanoi, tourists will visit an orange garden in Cao Phong town, pick ripe oranges by themselves as gifts and enjoy the fresh taste of orange right at the garden.

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