(HBO) – As the largest man-made lake in Southeast Asia, Hoa Binh lake has a poetic natural landscape with many small islands, which earns it the reputation as "Ha Long Bay on land.” The lake, which spreads across Hoa Binh city and four districts, is located inside the north’s key tourism area and a master plan to develop it into a national tourism site has been approved by the Prime Minister.


Mai Chau Hideaway tourism site in Suoi Lon hamlet, Tan Mai commune, Mai Chau district, offers interesting experiences to holidaymakers.

 

Hoa Binh province has adopted a thematic resolution and a specific plan on tourism development around Hoa Binh lake, aiming to build services meeting basic standards of a national tourism site by 2025. By 2030, the site is expected to officially become a national tourism site equipped with synchronous and modern technical infrastructure, with high-quality, diverse tourism products. It is set to become the province’s biggest tourism centre and one of the 12 key tourism zones of the northern mountainous region.  

 Many businesses have shown interest in investing in tourism around Hoa Binh lake. Dai Doanh Company, for example, has scoped out Ngoi Hoa and Hien Luong communes, and asked for permission from the province to compile a dossier on investment in forestation in combination with leisure and eco-tourism in Hien Luong commune.

 Hanbek Company is considering a project on leisure tourism, with a cable car system and entertainment facilities in Thai Thinh commune and Thai Binh ward, Hoa Binh city.

 Hoa Binh Tourism JSC is deploying a high-end leisure and eco-tourism project in Sung island in Tien Phong commune, Da Bac district, which is expected to welcome the first visitors in 2019 targeting the high-income tourist segment.

 The province hopes to attract investors to develop tourism products unique to the locality such as spiritual tourism at Thac Bo Temple in Cao Phong and Da Bac districts and Doi Co Temple in Hien Luong commune, Da Bac district, along with high-quality leisure and eco-tourism in Sung island, Tien Phong commune, Da Bac district, and community-based tourism in Ngoi, Tru, Ke and Da Bia hamlets./.

 

 

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