Exploring tourism in the area of Da Bac lake

11/30/2020 - 4:58:50 PM

(HBO) - The natural scenery of the lake is as beautiful as the water-color painting. The villages of Muong and Dao ethnic people are peaceful and wild, the ethnic minorities with the unique cultural identity are friendly and easy-going ... These features have been making tourism in the area of Da Bac lake increasingly attractive. Starting the year-end tourism season, the tourism in the area of Da Bac lake is welcoming domestic and international tourists to explore and experience.

The charming beauty of the mountain in the charming lake area.

The group of friends are recorded the beautiful moments while traveling on Hoa Binh lake.

Landing and receiving a warm welcome from the local people.

Enjoying the relaxation and cozy while staying at the lakeside homestays.

Enjoying what you like doing, towards the community activities.

Freely visiting and exploring the village life.

Seeing the fishermen catching shrimps from the pots.

Experiencing "a very Yomost feeling” while kayaking in the middle of the large lake.

Some photos of the implementation of the National Target Program on New Rural Construction

Art performances celebrate success of Vietnamese ethnic minorities congress

An arts programme was held in Hanoi on December 4 to celebrate the success of the second national congress of Vietnamese ethnic minority groups. The congress saw the presence of nearly 1,600 delegates who are outstanding representatives of 54 ethnic groups from across Vietnam.

Some pictures of the activities of the Province’s Vietnam Fatherland Front of the province

Photos featuring mass mobilisation activities in Hoa Binh

Hoa Binh city has decorated to welcome the 17th Provincial Party Congress

(HBO) - Over the past days, all the streets and central areas of Hoa Binh city have urgently been decorated with colorful flags, banners, panels, ... to welcome the 17th congress of Hoa Binh Provincial Party Committee, the term 2020-2025, which is expected to take place in 3 days (from October 1 to October 3) at the Provincial Cultural Palace.