In the campus of Dak Lak museum, there are dozens of ancient guava mausoleum trees with trunks reaching tens of meters high. This is the ideal place to check in with any young people coming to Buon Ma Thuot during this holiday. By guava is a species of large woody tree, the root has a stem, the bark is yellowish-brown, the bark has a small round ball of 2 to 3cm. The reason that the guava tree has such a name is because the trunk has the same color as the guava tree. Guava tree often blooms in the summer, is a flower symbolizing faithful and innocent love. Therefore, planting this flower helps to keep the owner’s soul fresh and ready to face all the challenges of life. Guava tree stands out with its strong, sturdy trunk and branches, combined with beautiful purple flowers, so this is a shade tree used a lot in the landscape. The tree is planted on sidewalks, streets, factories, parks, residential areas, urban areas, administrative centers, etc. to create shade suitable for the landscape. The cool green color of Bang Lang guava cools the hot summer of the Central Highlands climate. In addition, at the museum in the city center of Buon Ma Thuot, there are many precious perennial trees such as this black star tree. Dak Lak Museum simulates the traditional house of the Ede ethnic group.

Buon Ma Thuot is also the source of Vietnamese coffee beans, the economic nucleus of the Central Highlands. After 46 years of construction and development, Buon Ma Thuot gradually becomes the central urban area of ​​the Central Highlands, both vibrant, youthful, modern, and deeply rooted in history and traditional culture. Shop of gratitude – city of sincerity Buon AKô Dhong, Tan Loi ward, Buon Ma Thuot city, in the days approaching the 46th anniversary of Buon Ma Thuot’s liberation, became more and more bustling. Outside, cars carrying tourists parked in a long line. Inside is wood, is bamboo, is filled with cement; is the sound of human voices, machine noises under construction. Dozens of traditional Ede houses on stilts are being erected, interspersed with mossy ones surrounded by green tea fences, multi-colored hibiscus flowers, walled bushes and mausoleums. purple flowers are in bloom. The nearly three-acre plot of land belonging to the Ancient Elder of the village Ama H’Rin, the founder of AKo Dhong village, is probably the busiest construction site. The thorny bamboos from the Buon Don forest, almost as big as a thigh, were piled up next to the fence. Large bundles of le, a type of bamboo as small as the handle of a hoe, are filled in a floating tank with a tarpaulin. Ama Jenni, the youngest son-in-law of the late village elder Ama H’Rin, with the muscular body of a descendant of Dam San, was sweating profusely with a group of workers who built large cedarwood pillars that one person hugged, forming columns on stilts . He said, on this mold, an architectural complex, mainly the traditional Ede, is being restored, with a system of valuable wooden columns such as katchi and incense; wooden floors covered with bamboo and bamboo walls, just like the houses that Ama H’Rin built more than 60 years ago. Seeing customers admiring the scale and curious about the purpose, Ama Jenni calmly: “Nothing, Ako Dhong is a rich merchant”! He also revealed that this is not a tourist area, nor a big family’s house, but built according to the wishes of ADuon H’Riu – the wife of the late village elder Ama H’Rin, in memory of the person who had openly give birth and shape the identity of the merchant. “The Ede people don’t like to be too calculating economically. If you feel you need to do it, do it. To let their children and grandchildren see how their forefathers have devoted themselves.” AKô Dhong, in Ede language means “watershed”, because it was established at the upstream of 6 streams: Ea Giang, Ea Dung, Ea Ding, Ea Pii, Thun M’nung and Ea Nuol. The source of water flows all year round and the green watershed strip of 4 seasons, the long houses built and embellished for 3 generations, along with rich traditional culture, has now become the tourist center of Buon Ma Thuot. . Investors in the province, outside the province, have invested here in modern restaurants and hotels, while the children of the Ede people have risen up with their beautiful, deep and sincere qualities. Like Ms. Hlen Niê, from “fairy house”, “fairy garden” left by her parents, she built Arul coffee shop which is also full of “fairy tales”, famous throughout the coffee capital of Ban Me. , is found by many tourists near and far. Although affirming economic benefits from Arul Coffee, for H’Len Niê, Ede culture is even more important. “Culture itself is a beauty, a separate thing, nothing can be exchanged. If you open a shop with only the goal of making money, you will lose culture in return.” Less than a howl from Arul Coffee, Mrs. H’Kjap Niê has also built Ako Ea tourist area, with thousands of square meters of community space, many souvenir stalls, and many accommodation rooms built of natural materials. Nature… All filled with flowers, green forest, coffee aroma, murmuring stream, T’rung guitar and throbbing gongs. Only 3 years of operation, but A Ko Ea has become an ecological and cultural address for families in Buon Ma Thuot to come every weekend, a familiar address for many delegations from other provinces. . Celebrating the 46th anniversary of national reunification, Ms. H’Kjap Niê quietly added to the bookshelf in each room a set of Vietnamese history books and accelerated preparations for the three-region culinary festival, right on the 30th. 4/4 and 1/5. “After 46 years of reunification, Dak Lak has 46-47 ethnic brothers residing together. Therefore, I want people to come here to see the history, see the tradition; experience natural living and see the beautiful customs of the Ede. Particularly on big holidays, there are always suitable activities for a large community to gather and share,” said Ms. H’Kjap. Green city – fragrant city Buon Ma Thuot with a bright future, a central city in the Central Highlands. Mr. Nguyen Van Toan is a photographer with nearly 30 years of seniority at Buon Ma Thuot Junction, so he witnessed every small change of the city. According to Mr. Toan, in recent years, Buon Ma Thuot has urbanized very quickly, causing many people to worry that architectural works will overwhelm nature. But the reality is the opposite, the more urbanized, the greener, cleaner and more beautiful Buon Ma Thuot is. “In the past, around this Junction 6 were full of small buildings, pressed close to the road, causing a feeling of narrowness. Then the city rebuilt with buildings from 6 to 18 floors, but deep inside, so the street is very spacious. The ground floor buildings in the Cultural Center campus were demolished by the province, so there is more space. In general, Buon Ma Thuot Junction has very beautiful architecture, very large space, lots of green trees, very beautiful. Guests like to take souvenir photos in this area,” said Mr. Nguyen Van Toan. Along the streets of Buon Ma Thuot, an impressive highlight for locals and visitors is the populations of trees and flowers. The temporary markets, the wasteland corners of the inner city of Buon Ma Thuot, have all been renovated into flower gardens. The fully functional Analog TV tower was dismantled by the province, built into a square with a lot of sports equipment, for the masses to freely roam and exercise. Often taking her young daughter for a walk every afternoon, Ms. Tran Thi Yen, Tu An ward, Buon Ma Thuot city feels satisfied: “The city is full of green parks; The air here is clean and safe. I really enjoy living here.” Despite being a young city, rising from the remnants of war and the red dust of the sky, in a short time, Buon Ma Thuot has reached its sophistication in development. If a house is built high, it must be deep to avoid confinement; Every street corner, every flowerbed, park, square shows the philosophy of green development, towards community benefits. And right in the center, an empty street where drug problems were difficult to handle before, has been radically changed when it was built into a land of knowledge and fragrance. Buon Ma Thuot Coffee and Book Street, after 4 years of construction, has become an interesting meeting place for businessmen; where the writers and poets of Dak Lak organize the launch of new books, where tourists and the public inside and outside the province relax and settle down. According to Mr. Hoang Danh Huu, Director of Miss Ede Coffee Company, a member of the Coffee Book Street, this place is now almost an “exchange floor”, a place to organize meetings and promote many people. Commercial transactions were rekindled, many investment cooperations formed and many startup ideas were implemented. “The government has an open policy for businesses to help spread the reading culture, local culture and coffee culture. That is a success,” said Mr. Huu. Bright future “Brilliant” is not an exaggeration of the future of Buon Ma Thuot. That future is not only reflected in issued policies, such as the Politburo’s Conclusion No. 60 in 2009 on building Buon Ma Thuot into a central urban area in the Central Highlands; Conclusion No. 67 of 2019 on economic and social development of Buon Ma Thuot or in the idea of ​​​​Buon Ma Thuot-Nha Trang Expressway. The future of the city is reflected in what has been and is being built: Ea Tam Lake in the city center and East-West Boulevard, connecting Buon Ma Thuot Airport with the city center. In particular, Lake Ea Tam under construction, 35 hectares wide, one and a half times larger than Xuan Huong Da Lat Lake, will “paint dragons and eyes” for the highland city, a great highlight for prosperous feng shui, bringing vitality. for dozens of new urban clusters. East-West Boulevard not only shortens the distance from the center to the harbour, but also helps Buon Ma Thuot show off its rich beauty. 8km of the boulevard, in turn, leads people through one of the oldest precious timber forests in Vietnam, with varieties of Christmas, teak, star, planted in the 194x; through the fragrant rice fields of the Muong, Thai, and Tay people opened and cultivated; through immense coffee and durian gardens, through the largest general hospital in the Central Highlands… Mr. Vu Van Hung, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Buon Ma Thuot City. Mr. Vu Van Hung, Chairman of the City People’s Committee said, Buon Ma Thuot was developed with the orientation of Ecology-Identity-Intelligence and has internal resources to build the city to reach the expected stature. “Buon Ma Thuot is the coffee capital of the country and also a major coffee address in the world. There are research institutes on agro-forestry, hygiene and epidemiology; There is a university in the national key group, which is the center of plant varieties of the Central and Central Highlands” – Mr. Vu Van Hung confidently From the economic aspect, Mr. Vu Van Hung affirmed, along with the key projects of the state that have been surveyed and invested, many investors, enterprises and large corporations have followed each other. to Buon Ma Thuot. Dozens of large and small projects, with a total cost of hundreds of thousands of billion VND proposed by private investors, help Buon Ma Thuot to raise its wings and become a radiant city in the middle of the Central Highlands. ./.

Small, beautiful roads, gently sloping, floating between the immense green of the roadside trees and the blue of the sky. But, that still isn’t enough. Coming to Buon Ma Thuot, do not forget to visit and experience these interesting addresses: Interesting Dak Lak Museum At first, we were quite indifferent when we saw that the design of the museum was not very convenient for visitors. A guest approached the door, turned around and lamented “nothing”. But, it was because the front door was closed, we entered from the back entrance. After buying tickets and having an narrator, the whole group was really impressed and fascinated by the interesting and useful information. Dak Lak Museum has 3 main exhibition spaces, providing a basic and complete introduction to Biodiversity, National Culture and History of the plateau land and people. Dak Lak Museum is designed according to the traditional longhouse architecture of the Ede ethnic group in the Central Highlands (photo of Dak Lak Museum). However, there are many very familiar things in life that when you come here you will know and scream with delight, like skull pepper with black pepper, which is more spicy than the other; Are gongs created by the Central Highlands people; Any ethnic girl in Dak Lak when she is an adult, the longer her earlobes are, the more beautiful she is; What kind of tree has a very beautiful, fragrant, and extremely rare wood grain that is only available in Vietnam, now there are less than 100 roots; why long house of Ede people have such architecture; and matriarchy, at home women are the best but outside men are the leaders, even in the present life… The answer is all at Dak Lak Museum, after you take a tour and listen to the narrator named Trang, introduce and explain. In particular, outside the museum yard, there is a pair of camphor over a hundred years old: a shady tree with a giant stump of 3-4 new embraces, a dead tree, the root is kept as a souvenir. In addition, there are two ylang-ylang trees in front of the villa of Bao Dai Palace, several dozen years old, with large and wide canopy, fragrant flowers. In Buon Ma Thuot, there is also the World Coffee Museum, designed to simulate the impressive architecture of a long house, standing out against the blue sky, so it is an ideal place for you to take pictures to check-in. But, the artifacts displayed inside are not enough to attract visitors, if not too faint. Outside the Coffee World Museum, the architecture is very beautiful and the sky is blue, everyone who comes here wants to take pictures to check-in. Lak Lake, so absorbed in forgetting the way back A place that should not be missed is Lak Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake in the Central Highlands located at an altitude of 500m above sea level, connecting with Krong Ana River. Distance from city center. Buon Ma Thuot is about 60-70km, only after nearly 2 hours by car, you can experience and discover the unique beauty of this place. View of Lawk Lake from where you stop to enjoy the cool breeze At a glance, you may not be impressed because the lake is not as beautiful as imagined. But, experience it. Not only is it a walk to admire the lake, ride an elephant, go canoeing or kayak, … but it is important to bathe in the depth of the cultural, historical and life space of the M’ ethnic group. Nong, Ede. If you missed it, it would be a pity. According to Ms. Nguyen Nga, a tourist from Hanoi, you can choose to spend the night at Lak Tented Camp, a resort deep in the lake, quiet and separate from the surrounding world. Full of elephant riding around the lake, you should try the elephant dung coffee, only 60,000 VND/cup to feel its different taste. Cycling in the morning to explore village life and waterfall trekking. In the afternoon, you can see and learn about the unique and traditional black pottery craft in Vietnam – the profession is almost lost, only 1-2 people keep it in the village. The strange thing is that only women take on this work. They make crude ceramic products, do not use turntables to craft and open-fired pottery with firewood and rice husks. Pottery artist. In the photo is a statue of an elephant ready to be baked, placed as a souvenir for guests (photo by Nguyen Nga) Unique handmade pottery with glossy black color, fired with wood and rice husks (photo by Nguyen Nga) At night, you will enjoy the dance of M’Nong girls around the campfire and drink it with can wine,… Special experiences that when you leave, you still wonder why you have a place. so enchanting. Many attractions waiting to be discovered On the way back to the city, you should visit Mother elephant rock – also known as Yangtao Elephant Rock – not far from 5km is Rock Elephant Father. The big mother elephant stone block, shaped like an elephant with a huge spine, lies quietly in the middle of the vast green. Although not very high, the rock slopes gently, easily slippery when it rains and the higher the wind, the stronger the wind, so it is also a challenge for those who are afraid of heights and not all visitors are brave enough to climb. But, when you have reached the top, the biggest reward is the scene that appears both majestic and poetic. Ignoring business related factors, Ko Tam tourist area well worth your time to visit. Just like a miniature Buon Ma Thuot, this 17-hectare eco-tourism area has everything from a version of a long house, a small museum with a statue of a tomb, a temple and a prayer tree,… Beautiful landscape design makes you spend a whole day to explore, take pictures to check-in with the lake, flower garden, long and deep bamboo range,… In the evening, there is also a musical performance with the gong display. The uniqueness and dance of Ede girls. Ban Me is strangely enchanting, just come back and want to come back In addition, if you have time, you should visit the cocoa garden located deep in the moss shop at 111 Y Ngong, enjoy a fresh cocoa smoothie or sip a glass of wine from fermented cocoa; go to the clusters of Dray Nu and Dray Sap waterfalls (although not as good as waterfalls in the East and Northwest); explore Yok Don National Park in the season of dipterocarp (falling leaves) and learn about birds, with 500,000 VND/person/3-hour tour; take a walk and have lunch at the lakeside restaurant Ea Kao; sightseeing Sac Tu Khai Doan pagoda; see long houses, enjoy Arul coffee at Acodhon village (Co Tho village), walk around the book street… Temple of Sac Four Khai Doan A corner in Co Thon village – the merchant of the rich Buon Ma Thuot has so many things to discover, to experience, to enjoy, so this place really makes visitors nostalgic, wanting to return to this place. If customers choose to fly Hanoi – Buon Ma Thuot (Dak Lak), this city can be considered as a transit point when it is easy to go to Dak Nong or Gia Lai, Kon Tum from here. However, the combination of going to Dak Nong is considered the most reasonable, because if going to Gia Lai, there is another choice of direct flight from Hanoi to Pleiku. So, Pleiku and Kon Tum can be reserved for another trip. If you go all the way, you will be in the opposite direction, because Buon Ma Thuot is in the middle of the two ends, unless you have a lot of time or go in the style of “riding a horse to see the flowers”. Especially, you can combine both going to the plateau and going to the sea. From Buon Ma Thuot to Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen) is more than 190km, about 200km to Nha Trang, by road. Thus, we have another option is to fly from Hanoi to Buon Ma Thuot for about 3 days, take a car to Tuy Hoa or Nha Trang to swim for 2-3 more days.

Lak Lake is located on Lien Son town, next to the traffic route between Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat, about 56 km south of Buon Ma Thuot city along Highway 27. The lake is about 5 square kilometers wide. The lake is surrounded by high mountains, so the lake’s water is always calm and there are large primeval forests with rich flora and fauna. Around the lake, there are also historical architectures such as the palace of Emperor Bao Dai, the long house of the M’Nong people. Many traditional long houses are preserved here, besides, many new modern style houses are also built to serve visitors. Tourists come here not only to visit Lak Lake but also enjoy the cultural features of the Central Highlands such as fire dance, seasonal dance, gong performance, silk silk, k’long put, rock flock, elephant riding or boating. walking alone on the lake or crossing the lake. Currently, there are only about a dozen elephants left on the shores of Lak Lake to serve tourists. The elephants here are all caught from the forest since childhood. Up to now, there is an elephant that is 30-40 years old. The youngest child is also 29-30 years old. In the past, many tourists came to Lak Lake to experience the lakeside elephant riding service, however, recently, with the call for animal protection, many people are not interested in elephant riding anymore. According to the elephant manager in Lak Lake, a male elephant can weigh from 4 to 8 tons. Female elephants are smaller. Male elephants have tusks, female elephants only have fangs, very small. Currently, in Lak Lake, the elephant Y Kham Sen has the longest tusks, but only one side. The name Y Kham Sen means “golden child, gambler”. Normally, elephants are fed grass, sugar cane, vegetables, stems and bananas. Each child can eat tons of vegetables and fruits every day. If serving tourists riding elephants, a trip for two people, about 15 minutes, will cost 300,000 VND. The sun and wind of the Central Highlands this season is also a memorable experience for everyone who comes here. However, recently, not many people are interested in riding elephants, because the campaign calls for animal protection. In addition to activities by Lak lake, visitors can visit Buon Bip waterfall, a wild stone stream next to romantic coffee and rice fields.

The “child” passenger receives a souvenir gift of a stuffed starfish keychains from Vietnam Airlines on the flight to Phu Quoc to protect the starfish. (Photo: CTV / Vietnam +) From April 24-29, Vietnam Airlines officially put into operation 9 more routes to “pearl island” Phu Quoc (Kien Giang) to meet the increasing travel demand of people during the summer peak. Accordingly, April 24 marked the first flight of Vietnam Airlines from Buon Ma Thuot to Phu Quoc . Subsequent flights from Hai Phong, Vinh, Hue, Da Nang, Da Lat, Can Tho landed safely on April 25. Today, the first flight from Nha Trang to Phu Quoc is scheduled to land at 12:50 and April 29 continues to welcome the first flight from Thanh Hoa to Phu Quoc. This is the first time Vietnam Airlines exploiting 5 routes connecting Phu Quoc with Thanh Hoa, Nha Trang, Hue, Buon Ma Thuot and Can Tho. In addition, 4 other routes were restored by the airline to meet the increasing demand for tourism in the summer, including between Phu Quoc and Hai Phong, Vinh, Da Nang, and Da Lat. In particular, flights between Phu Quoc and Thanh Hoa, Buon Ma Thuot will be operated every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday and the rest will be operated every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Currently, Vietnam Airlines is operating a total of 11 routes to Phu Quoc. In 2020, the airline has made nearly 5,000 round-trip flights and transported 1.5 million passengers to Phu Quoc, accounting for 51% of the total number of passengers coming to Phu Quoc by air. On this special event, Vietnam Airlines organized activities to call for passengers protect starfish on the first 9 flights from destinations to Phu Quoc. The message to protect the starfish is stuck on the headrest of each seat and the flight attendant calls on the passengers to spread the message to the community and give the “child” guests a souvenir gift. Stuffed starfish keychains were produced by deaf girls in the Kymviet social enterprise. “The organization of ‘starfish flights’ is the effort of Vietnam Airlines to accompany the travel and tourism industry to bring about eco-friendly tourism activities towards sustainable development,” said the representative. Vietnam Airlines emphasized./.

Vietnam Airlines exploits 9 more routes to Phu Quoc On the first flights of these 9 routes, Vietnam Airlines continues to spread the message of protecting starfish and Phu Quoc marine ecosystem to its passengers. The “Starfish flights” held by Vietnam Airlines since April 15 have received a great response from the community and tourists coming to Phu Quoc in the past few days. The message to protect the starfish is stuck on the headrest of each seat, and at the same time, the hostess has broadcasted to the passengers to spread the message to the community and give the “child” guests a souvenir gift. Stuffed starfish keychains were produced by Deaf girls at the Kymviet social enterprise. This is the first time Vietnam Airlines operates 5 routes connecting Phu Quoc with Thanh Hoa, Nha Trang, Hue, Buon Ma Thuot and Can Tho. At the same time, 4 other routes were restored by the airline to meet the increasing demand for tourism in the summer, including between Phu Quoc and Hai Phong, Vinh, Da Nang, Da Lat. “Starfish flights” to raise awareness of marine environmental protection continue to be organized by Vietnam Airlines In particular, flights between Phu Quoc and Thanh Hoa, Buon Ma Thuot are exploited every Tuesday, Thursday, and July and the rest will be operated on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Currently, Vietnam Airlines is operating a total of 11 routes to Phu Quoc. In 2020, the airline has made nearly 5,000 round-trip flights and transported 1.5 million passengers to Phu Quoc, accounting for 51% of the total number of passengers coming to Phu Quoc by air. The organization of “Starfish Flights” is the effort of Vietnam Airlines to accompany the travel and tourism industry to bring about eco-friendly tourism activities and towards sustainable development.

Vietnam Airlines flight attendants give star-shaped souvenirs to child passengers. On this occasion, Vietnam Airlines organized activities to call for passengers to protect the starfish on the first 9 flights from destinations to Phu Quoc. The organization of “Starlight Flights” is the effort of Vietnam Airlines to accompany with the Tourism and Tourism industry to bring about eco-friendly tourism activities and towards sustainable development. Among these 9 routes, there are 5 new flight routes and 4 restored routes. Thus, at present, Vietnam Airlines is operating a total of 11 routes to Phu Quoc. Previously, on April 10, Vietjet Air opened 5 new routes to and from Phu Quoc. So far, Vietjet Air has operated 10 routes to and from Phu Quoc from Hanoi, Hai Phong, Vinh, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, Thanh Hoa, Nha Trang, Da Lat, Hue and Can Tho. From April 17, Bamboo Airways also opened a new route Vinh – Phu Quoc and operated again Thanh Hoa – Phu Quoc route from April 16, bringing the total number of airline routes to “pearl island”. 7 flight routes.

Illustration. (Source: VNA) The national airline (Vietnam Airlines – VNA), on April 26, said that the airline officially put into operation nine more routes to Phu Quoc from April 24 to 29. Accordingly, April 24 marks the first flight of VNA from Buon Ma Thuot to Phu Quoc. The next flights from Hai Phong, Vinh, Hue, Da Nang, Da Lat, Can Tho landed safely on April 25. Today (April 26), the first flight from Nha Trang to Phu Quoc and April 29 continues to welcome the first flight from Thanh Hoa to Phu Quoc. This is the first time VNA has operated five routes connecting Phu Quoc with Thanh Hoa, Nha Trang, Hue, Buon Ma Thuot and Can Tho. At the same time, four other routes were restored to meet the increasing demand for tourism in the summer, including between Phu Quoc and Hai Phong, Vinh, Da Nang, Da Lat. In particular, flights between Phu Quoc and Thanh Hoa, Buon Ma Thuot are operated every Tuesday, Thursday, and July and the rest are operated on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Currently, VNA is operating a total of 11 routes to Phu Quoc. In 2020, the airline has made nearly 5,000 round-trip flights and transported 1.5 million passengers to Phu Quoc, accounting for 51% of the total number of passengers coming to Phu Quoc by air.

Illustration. (Source: Bamboo Airways) On April 28, Bamboo Airways (Bamboo Airways) simultaneously opened new routes to Quy Nhon and Phu Quoc. In which, there are five direct flights from Can Tho / Da Nang / Thanh Hoa / Vinh / Hai Phong to Phu Quoc and three direct flights from Can Tho / Thanh Hoa / Da Lat to Quy Nhon. These routes are operated by Bamboo Airways with Airbus A320 Family aircraft, the frequency of routes will be gradually raised according to the actual needs of domestic and international passengers, creating favorable conditions for travel travelers. transfer and strengthen trade links between localities to these two famous tourist destinations. Flight QH2311 departing from Da Nang to Phu Quoc and flight QH2172 departing from Can Tho to Quy Nhon landed on the morning of April 28. Previously, on April 26, Vietnam National Airlines (Vietnam Airlines) also officially announced to put into operation nine more routes to Phu Quoc from April 24 to 29. In particular, five routes connecting Phu Quoc with Thanh Hoa, Nha Trang, Hue, Buon Ma Thuot and Can Tho are the first time that VNA is operating. Four other routes were restored to meet the increasing demand for tourism in the summer, including between Phu Quoc and Hai Phong, Vinh, Da Nang, Da Lat.

This price has decreased by about 1 million compared to the time of booking 4 days earlier. A slight decrease in close-to-time fares has also been recorded on many routes to popular tourist destinations as airlines have increased flights to serve passengers. On the Ho Chi Minh City – Phu Quoc flight, Vietravel Airlines is the airline with the cheapest round-trip ticket price, at 2.3 million VND. In addition to this option, passengers can also travel with Bamboo Airways flights, the cheapest fare at VND 2.4 million or Vietjet Air (VND 2.6 million) and Vietnam Airlines (VND 2.7 million). ). The direct flight route Hanoi – Con Dao currently has the cheapest ticket price of 6.3 million VND, the carrier is Bamboo Airways. This ticket price has decreased sharply compared to the peak of 12 million VND when passengers booked tickets 2 weeks ago. The price of flight tickets for the sea resort close to the peak of April 30 – May 1 is cooling down thanks to airlines continuously increasing flights to serve passengers. Photo: Thach Thao. With the flight plan from Hanoi to Con Dao connecting to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Airlines Group is offering a ticket price of 5.1 million dong. Passengers save 1.2 million dong, but travel time will be twice as long. On the Ho Chi Minh City – Con Dao route, Bamboo Airways and Vasco are also competing fiercely on ticket prices. Vasco with ATR 72 offers a price of 3.2 million VND while Bamboo Airways with Embraer 195 aircraft with better flight experience is offering 3.3 million VND. Passengers from Hanoi wishing to fly at Ly Son island (Chu Lai airport) can use the cheapest flight from Vietjet Air at the price of VND 4 million. Other options for this route include Bamboo Airways (VND 4.7 million) and Vietnam Airlines (VND 4.9 million). From Ho Chi Minh City to Chu Lai, the cheapest fare is 2.5 million dong, the flight is made by Vietjet Air. Also on this route, Bamboo Airways offered the cheapest fare of 3.7 million dong and Vietnam Airlines had the cheapest ticket price of 3.9 million dong. From April 24 to April 29, Vietnam Airlines officially put 9 more routes into Phu Quoc into operation. Accordingly, April 24 marked the first flight of Vietnam Airlines from Buon Ma Thuot to Phu Quoc. The next flights from Hai Phong, Vinh, Hue, Da Nang, Da Lat, Can Tho landed on April 25. On April 28, the first flight from Nha Trang to Phu Quoc landed at 12:50 a.m. April 29th continues to welcome the first flight from Thanh Hoa to Phu Quoc. To serve the growing demand during the holidays April 30 – May 1, in six days from April 28 to May 3, Vietnam Airlines Group (including Vietnam Airlines, Pacific Airlines and Vasco) continued to increase the capacity of nearly 117,000 seats. , corresponding to approximately 570 domestic flights, bringing the total supply after two load increases to more than 610,000 seats, corresponding to nearly 3,200 flights. Travel companies also said that the package tours for the holiday season of April 30 to May 1, especially via air, are now full. Exchange with Zing Ms. Nguyen Nguyet Van Khanh, Deputy Director of Marketing Department of Vietravel, said that the business expects to welcome 15,000 retail customers during the peak of April 30 to May 1. Through recognition, the most popular destinations for the upcoming holidays are Phu Quoc, Con Dao, Tuy Hoa, Ha Giang, Sapa, Da Lat … Outbox Consulting also acknowledged that the domestic tourism market is about to enter its peak, with the demand for sea tourism up to 62%, followed by nature exploration in 48% of the survey participants.

Located in Yang Tao commune (Lak district), the city center. About 40 km in Buon Ma Thuot along National Highway 27, the Yang-Tao Elephant stone consisting of a pair of Elephant Cha rocks and a Mother Elephant rock appears standing in the midst of thousands of mountains and forests in the Central Highlands, bringing in the thrilling and mysterious legends. . According to the anecdotes of the ancient people, the stone Mother Elephant, after many times of moving, approached the foot of the mountain. From the ground, it only takes about 15 minutes to reach the highest peak of the rock by climbing over gentle slopes. The color and curving lines of the rock are reminiscent of the back of a giant elephant lying in the green of the mountains. From the top of Mother Elephant rock, you can observe many landscapes in the area such as Yang Reh Lake and Chu Yang Sin Range – the roof of the Central Highlands The slope of the back “Mother Elephant” makes visitors be cautious when moving. It is the people M ‘Nong who has lived for a long time in Yang-Tao do not know when the elephant stone pair existed. But they believe that the rocky mountain is like a sacred god, always protecting the village, protecting a peaceful and peaceful life. Tourists crept every meter to move down to the foot of the mountain after visiting, check-in on the back of “Mother Elephant Stone”. Today, the pair of rocky mountains attracts visitors not only by mysterious legends but also by the wild and peaceful scenery. If standing on top of “Mother Elephant Stone”, you can observe Yang Reh Lake and Chu Yang Sin Range – the roof of the Central Highlands. Standing on “Cha Elephant Stone”, you can see the vast Yang Tao field, enjoy the typical sunshine and wind of the Central Highlands.