For many countries, the price of fruits in Japan is unbelievably expensive, and not too diverse in terms of quantity. However, foreign guests are impressed by the freshness and quality of vegetables here. One of the most typical examples is the case when Vietnamese lychees are exported here, sold at a rather high price of 500,000 VND/kg, a box of 7 lychees is bought and placed in a very luxurious box. . 2. Japanese people are so easily embarrassed that even if they speak English, they won’t speak! The Japanese have long been known to be shy and timid, but to the extent that they dare not speak English to foreigners is strange. This makes communication quite difficult. “I find it a pity that so few Japanese people speak English to foreigners. I know a lot of people know English, but they don’t speak at all.” One visitor shared. 3. Men don’t pay the entire bill Even in the age of gender equality, it is quite common for men to actively pay for meals. Especially in Latin countries like Mexico, boys often take the initiative to pay, even women will try to convince him to pay anyway. But in Japan, it’s pretty fair when it comes to money. Some even consider being paid by their boyfriends as an insult to their economic situation. 4. Bathing with strangers? Small problem! One of the traditional Japanese customs is bathing in hot springs, and bathing in public baths. For many tourists, bathing with many people at the same time while wearing nothing is quite a sensitive issue. “I can’t get used to bathing with many people at the same time. There is no such culture in my country,” said an Indonesian female tourist.

Okunoshima Island in the city of Takehara is the site of an important toxic gas plant during World War II. After the war ended, the healthy rabbits were released into the wild, those that had been used to test chemical weapons were exterminated. Rabbits proliferate more and more, making the island now known as “rabbit island”. Today, hundreds of rabbits do not hesitate to roam the caves and alleys on the island. They are all wild rabbits, but are very friendly and approachable, especially with food handlers. Thousands of rabbits ‘occupy’ the Japanese island The island was hidden until 2014 when a video of a woman playing with lots of rabbits went viral on social media. Since then, people know more about the island and it attracts a large number of tourists every year. Visitors to Okunoshima are allowed to bring and feed the rabbits, as well as pet and play with them. In winter, the amount of food in the natural environment is scarcer, visitors bring food is also very good for the rabbits. Visitors reach the island by ferry from the coastal towns of Tadanoumi and Ōmishima. After landing, it only takes 1.5 hours for visitors to walk around the island. The island is now part of a national park and has several facilities such as the Okunoshima National Resort Village. There is accommodation, hot springs and local delicacies, as well as a campsite and the Okunoshima Tourist Center for guests. In addition to cycling, tennis, fishing, visitors can swim in the sea and swim in the outdoor swimming pool in the summer. Hoang Dung (translation summary)

(Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Iceland belongs to the Arctic Circle, made up of volcanoes belonging to an active submarine volcanic ridge. Besides glaciers, icebergs, Iceland also has many volcanoes, hot springs and huge geothermal resources due to its location on the Atlantic volcanic belt. According to Reference, it is because there are glaciers and volcanoes together that Iceland is called the land of fire and ice. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) The center of the island is an extremely cold highland area, almost uninhabited. More than three hundred thousand Icelanders live mainly on the coast, of which nearly half are concentrated in the capital Reykjavík. The capital is more than a thousand years old and Reykjavík means Smoky Bay. (Photo: Internet) As the name suggests, this city is a bit dreamy, a bit ancient and most of the architecture is simple and small. Icelanders do not need massive buildings because the magnificent nature here is enough to make anyone overwhelmed. In addition to ice and snow specialties, there are also countless beautiful waterfalls. If you come here in the summer, the best way to explore this beautiful land is to rent a self-drive car along the Ring Road. This route has a total length of 1,322km, surrounding the island and connecting most of the main city, so of course it runs through most of the main attractions, freely roaming around. In the evening, visitors can rent a hotel or bring a tent ready for camping. (Photo: Internet) Along this road, there are many fully equipped campsites, with a kitchen for you to cook for yourself, a full bathroom and toilet. Therefore, the most economical way is to bring tents and buy ready-made food at supermarkets. Although it is summer, the temperature is still quite low, so you still need to bring some warm clothes. The weather is also quite erratic, it can rain when it’s sunny, then it’s sunny again, so you can enjoy the rainbow. There are times when sitting by the waterfall, if you are lucky, you can see a double rainbow. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Ring Road is considered very beautiful, so even sitting in the car, you can enjoy the scenery without getting bored, turn on the music and chill. Once you come here and experience driving along the roads in Iceland, it will be an unforgettable memory of your youth.

Field of Chum. The Mystery of the Plain of Jars The most famous in Xieng Khouang is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Plain of Jars with more than 2,000 stone jars of all shapes and sizes, dating from about 500 BC to 500. A.C. The stone jars are scattered in many places in Xieng Khouang, however, only 3 places around Phonsavan town have been put into tourism; the first site has about 250 jars, the second site has 100 jars and the third site has more than 100 jars. The remaining areas are still being studied because there are many mines that have not been cleared thoroughly. The average height of the jars is 1-2m, some are up to 3.5m high, weighing tens of tons. Most of the jars do not have lids, some are raised above the ground, some are partially submerged in the ground, the mouth of the jar is elliptical, square, round… The strange thing is that there are no rocky mountains around this area. Where did ancient people carve out these giant jars and how to transport them to Xieng Khouang, that is still an unanswered question. There have been many theories as to how the jars were created to hold wine to celebrate the victory during the reign of King Khun Cheung. There is an opinion that because in the dry season, in Xieng Khouang there is a serious lack of water, so the ancients made these giant jars to store water. Archaeologists believe that these are urns related to prehistoric burial rituals when many remains, burial items and ceramics were discovered around the stone jars. The Plain of Jars is located at the intersection of the Mekong and Red River systems, so it has favorable conditions for trade and cultural exchange. The distribution of stone jars throughout Xieng Khouang is said to be associated with the routes. overland trade and trade and they are the most striking evidence of Iron Age civilization. Explore the ancient kingdom of Tai Phuan Talking about the ancient kingdom of Tai Phuan, it is impossible to forget the town of Khoun, 36km southeast of Phonsavan. In the 14th century, Tai Phuan was once a busy commercial center in the area and later belonged to the kingdom of Laos Lane Xang. Since then, Tai Phuan has become a center of Buddhist architectural art with many temples built everywhere, and perhaps, the most famous is the sitting Buddha statue at Wat Phia Wat. After that, the French came and brought their culture into the architecture of this land. Sitting Buddha statue Wat Phia Wat. Despite being heavily destroyed by bombs during the war, you can still tour the ruins of different eras around the town. Wat Phia Wat is said to have been built in 1322 but it was destroyed by the French and Americans between 1953 and 1966 respectively. The Buddha statue here may not be beautiful when one eye is missing, right cheek and lip scarred. However, this is a testament to the resilience and ability of the people to rise up after almost total destruction. Perhaps that is the reason why the statue is so revered by many people, who often come to worship. In addition to the Buddha image, you can visit That Foun stupa – said to be the place to keep the ashes of the Buddha, and the 500-year-old That Chompet tower covered with green grass. Waterfalls and hot springs Kha is a famous waterfall near Khang Phanieng village, Nong Het district. Thac Kha is hidden in limestone cliffs and cascades over 100m long, alternating with steep waterfalls. In addition, Tad Kha waterfall near Tajok village is also very interesting. You will have to walk along the forest trail to reach the falls. This is a popular destination for locals, especially during the Lao New Year holidays. Located in Kham district, about 50km north of Phonsavan, is a hot spring with very few tourists. Ideally you would walk 3-4 hours along the Mat river valley to the Plain of Jars. Afterwards, head back for a refreshing dip in the hot springs. Not vibrant, not majestic, Xieng Khouang brings a sense of peace and comfort. This land attracts tourists mainly by the simplicity, freshness and hospitality of the local people. Going to Xieng Khouang, you will see an attractive Laos with many unspoiled landscapes, fresh and primitive nature.

Water channel for releasing koi fish: Arriving in Shimabara City, you will find a clear water channel filled with koi, an expensive ornamental fish. This dates back to 1792, when Unzen volcano activity caused spring water to flow through what is now the city. The water is so clean that in 1978, the government decided to release koi fish into a 100-meter-long aqueduct. This is a fish that can only live in pure water, proving the cleanliness of the water in this area. Image: Kyushu & Tokyo. Hand wash basin on toilet: Many toilets in Japan have hand basins mounted on the toilet’s water tank. Users can wash their hands with clean water, then this water will flow down the toilet tank, used to flush the toilet. This is a simple way to save water. Image: Japaninfo. 6,000 beautifully decorated manhole covers: The Japanese have turned manhole covers into works of art for visitors to check-in. Thousands of different designs for you to explore. Each area, each community has special caps depicting the local culture, which cannot be found anywhere else. Image: Juiceonline. Electronic map of the toilet: Some toilets in Japan have an electronic map, which tells the user which chamber is occupied, and which one is latrine or squat. This saves users from having to check which rooms are available, especially when the door is closed. Image: Buzzfeed. Long-lasting cream: Japanese scientists have found the ingredient that keeps ice cream from melting too quickly – strawberry polyphenols. The name of this ice cream is Kanazawa Ice, sold in some places in Japan. They can hold their shape for hours at a time. Image: Wabisabinavi. “Bath feet”: A popular form of hot spring in Japan is ashiyu – foot baths, which are usually free or very cheap. They are arranged along the road, at stops… in areas with many hot springs. This form not only brings a relaxing experience, but also saves time and money. Image: Amayori. Fruit is more expensive than gold: Expensive fruits are considered branded goods in Japan, showing the class of buyers. They cost from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars a fruit such as Yubari melon, square melon, Ruby Roman grape, mango… Growing and caring for these fruits is a difficult and labor-intensive process. farmer. They also have a distinctly delicious taste, so their hefty price tag is understandable. Image: SCMP.

The highlight in Phu Dien is the geological crust created hundreds of millions of years ago, creating volcanoes, rocky mountains, hot springs, and beautiful tropical forests. The majestic rocky mountain among the rice fields makes the difference for Phu Dien field. Photo: Lukapaulos. Here visitors can experience many exciting physical activities such as cycling, SUP rowing, rock climbing, waterfall bathing … while also having the opportunity to explore the country life of local people. Dam Sen Phu Dien Summer is the best time to visit the lotus fields in Phu Dien. At this time the lotus blooms evenly across the lake surface, with the highlight of large rocky mountains interspersed with lotus fields creating an impressive country scene. The peaceful landscape offers a relaxing moment, especially for photography-interested travelers who can hunt for beautiful moments. Checkin is the most beautiful lotus field in summer. Photo: Van Thanh. Camp on Cross Rock The rocky mountains in Phu Dien fields are formed by the development of the volcanic system in the area, creating a special topography. Cross stone mountain is about 150 m high, an area of ​​about 1 . 000 m2, located in the middle of rice fields. Visitors need to cross 2 km of field road to reach the foot of the mountain. Experience camping overnight, watching the sunrise from the mountain leaves many impressions for visitors. Nguyen Thu (HCMC) shared with Zing : “No need to get up very early, go a long way to catch dawn, just step out of the tent is a vast field of light in front of your eyes”. Beautiful sunrise and sunset from the Cross rocky mountain. Photo: Jos Van Linh. Cycling on a field road Early morning is the best time to cycle in Phu Dien fields. Visitors have the opportunity to cycle on the trails, passing through villages and farms with bold flowers in the South. The roads passed through the golden rice fields to cultivate the harvest. Photo: Lukapaulos. SUP Rowing on Mo River Located under Nam Tai rocky mountain is the peaceful Mo river. Guests are free to swim, as well as row the SUP boat on the river. The peaceful scenery of rivers and fields helps visitors forget the stress of life. SUP rowing on Mo River is enjoyed by tourists. Photo: Lukapaulos.

Specifically, Hsu filmed an experimental video of boiling chicken wings and cooking rice in hot springs. The clip shows the female YouTuber putting marinated chicken wings, eggs and rice in a metal pot and placed under hot water nearly 70 degrees Celsius. YouTuber Angel Hsu was condemned by netizens for boiling chickens at a hot spring, which is not allowed in Sembawang Park. Photo: Angel Hsu. After tasting the dish prepared in a special way, Hsu said that visitors can “try making different dishes thanks to the natural hot springs”. As soon as the video was broadcast, Angel Hsu immediately received a wave of fierce criticism from the local netizens. Many people said that cooking at a hot spring park is a violation of the rules of the tour, affecting environmental sanitation. “Sembawang Park does not prohibit cooking at the stream, but that does not mean visitors are allowed to do so,” commented a netizen. Historically, Sembawang hot spring in Singapore has always attracted domestic and international visitors thanks to its spring bath service and natural boiled eggs. However, many visitors still behave against the rules like Hsu. Cooking chicken or other dishes in natural hot springs is “unacceptable” because of the impact on the water and air environment. Photo: Angel Hsu. April 25th, sheet Lianhe Zaobao strongly condemned the “experimental” status at the YouTubers’ Sembawang hot spring park. The media said that this trend has raised concerns about food safety and hygiene, confirming this is an “unacceptable” behavior. Other than boiling eggs, which are allowed by park management, cooking chicken or other dishes with natural hot springs can pollute the water and air here. “Due to being led to the public sewers, the water source in Sembawang Park is only used for bathing and boiling eggs, not for any other action,” the management representative replied. In addition, the management of Sembawang hot spring park also encourages visitors to comply with the regulations. “The parks, gardens and hot spring areas here welcome all visitors to enjoy. However, please think of the common benefits of experiencing and resting here”.

To ensure safety in the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, visitors should prioritize traveling by personal means, avoid contact with many people and always wear a mask in public. 1. Bu Gia Map National Park Place: Binh Phuoc The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 181 km Admire the beautiful butterflies in Bu Gia Map. Photo: Viet Dynamic. With an area of ​​more than 26 hectares, Bu Gia Map National Park is considered one of the places that possesses the largest and most diverse ecosystem in the south. There are more than 20 streams, waterfalls and caves, big and small, not to mention Luu Ly waterfall, Nai cave, Doi cave … attracting adventurous tourists. Holidays, returning to the wild, soaking in the clear blue stream and listening to the birds chirping is a peaceful and different experience after stressful working days. Besides the self-sufficient experience, visitors can check out many attractive trekking tours. According to the survey, some tour operators Bu Gia Map still have vacant seats for holidays, the price is about 2 million VND / person. Note: Visitors should bring compact clothes and shoes that are easy to move. Blankets, cooking utensils, tents … are essential items if you want to camp overnight. 2. Phu Dien Cross Rock Mountain Place: Dong Nai The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 126 km The majestic rocky mountain among the rice fields. Photo: Lukapaulos. Phu Dien rice field is known as the largest rice granary in Dong Nai province. It has a fresh climate, close nature, suitable for travelers who want to find a sense of peace. Recently, the image of check-in on Cross rock, looking down at the vast rice fields, appeared quite a lot on tourist groups. To reach a mountain about 150 m high, visitors need to cross 2 km of field road. Some experiences you can refer to are camping on the top of the mountain, cycling, SUP rowing, waterfall bathing … Note: When climbing, visitors should not wear shoes because it is easy to slide. Ideally, you need to prepare socks or barefoot. To avoid the risk of climbing when it rains, you should check the weather forecast before your trip. 3. Ma Bo Street Place: Lam Dong The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 250 km Cycling through the forest from Lam Dong to Ninh Thuan is a different experience during the holiday. Photo: LIKE Tour. Ma Bo (Lam Dong), located near Ta Nang commune, is the ancestral land of the Churu people. Ma Noi is a mountainous commune of Ninh Son district (Ninh Thuan) – where Raglay people live, still retaining many traditional cultural features. All are still quite unfamiliar places, but the road through the forest from Ma Bo to Ma Noi is easy to score with travelers interested in adventure and discovery. It takes about 3 hours to cross the forest, cross the stream, you will conquer this challenging road. 4. Dau Tieng Lake (Tay Ninh) Place: Tay Ninh The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 95 km Camping by the side of Dau Tieng Lake is an enjoyable experience. Photo: Thao Ly. If you are afraid to visit crowded tourist destinations, visitors can invite you to make an overnight camping trip by the largest artificial lake in Vietnam. Dau Tieng Lake is located about 38 km east of Tay Ninh city. From the city center, tourists drive along Cach Mang Thang Tam Street, pass the Tay Ninh Holy See, and turn right to Duong Minh Chau town. After that, continue along the shoreline. You will pass through rubber forests to attract your eyes, shady and cool. Although it has been exploited for tourism, the lake still remains untouched and quiet. The surrounding area does not have many hotels, motels, you should bring a camping night tent and organize a cozy barbecue party with friends. 5. Binh Chau hot spring Place: BA Ria Vung Tau The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 115 km Binh Chau Hot Spring, located in Xuyen Moc district, has been an attractive destination in recent years, especially on weekends and holidays … The area has more than 70 points of open water spraying from underground circuits and heat. degrees 37-82 degrees C. Services from mineral mud baths, hot water soaking to boiling eggs in hot wells here are suitable for visitors to enjoy the feeling of relaxation. However, Binh Chau Hot Spring Resort is now fully booked, tourists can choose to stay at hotels in Vung Tau city and go by car to visit hot springs (return during the day).

The people of cherry land believe that onsen is a natural remedy to heal, take care of the body and nurture the spirit. In the midst of a fresh, dreamy nature, immersed in the hot water, the body will be detoxified, and maximize relaxation. However, visitors to the onsen experience need to follow some special rules such as not wearing clothes when bathing, cleaning the body before entering the water, avoiding noise … Here are the places where onsen baths attract visitors at Vietnam. 1. Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh (Quang Ninh) Nestled among lush green mountains, Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh is the first Japanese-standard hot spring resort in Vietnam. The complex includes onsen mineral bath, luxury treatment, spa, traditional Japanese-style inn, organic restaurant … The hot springs here are between 60 and 70 degrees Celsius. Visitors can take an onsen bath in any season of the year. However, spring, autumn, winter, cold weather will be suitable to immerse yourself in the warm and hot water. In a quiet and isolated space, visitors are allowed to relax and enjoy the scenery and enjoy the refreshing and gentle feeling of the body. The Private Onsen (Private Onsen) includes accommodation service in the room less than 6 hours or overnight. Depending on the type of room, the price ranges from 3.5 to 7.9 million. Puplic Onsen (Public Onsen) has an entrance ticket from 750,000 to 2 million. Depending on standard times, golden times or special times, ticket prices will include meals or snacks. Photo: Quangvinh, v__i__c, quangwang. 2. Serena Kim Boi Resort (Hoa Binh) The resort is located next to the Boi River, embracing the majestic nature. Onsen mineral bath is one of the activities not to be missed here. Diverse bathing area includes 3 tanks for 5 people, 2 tanks for 10 people and 1 pool for 20 people. All tanks get mineral water directly from the ground with a stable temperature all year round, 43 degrees Celsius. The mineral water here maintains a stable temperature of 43 degrees C. The average onsen bath time is 1.5 hours. Ticket prices range from 800,000 to 3 million VND / person depending on the type of swimming pool. In addition to onsen baths, guests can relax in rooms from 1 million VND / night with luxurious and modern amenities, harmoniously combining the natural landscape. Gym, tennis, spa, amusement park, stilt house, swimming pool, karaoke area … are other facilities you can experience here. Photo: Thao_moc, hombroycodo, serenaresortkimboihoabinh. 3. Kawara My An Onsen Resort (Hue) In bold Japanese style, Kawara My An Onsen Resort is like a new breeze in the heart of the poetic ancient capital. The large campus includes many different areas such as onsen bath, 5-storey hotel with 144 rooms and 11 resort villas with spa, restaurant and many other outstanding amenities. The impressive point of visitors coming here is Omotenashi service culture, showing sincere welcome and attentive service. Water sources at Kawara are slightly alkaline because of a pH between 6.5 and 7, characterized by a high sulfur content. There are many areas such as indoor, outdoor plunge pool, cold water, soda foam, Jacuzzi, herbs, mineral mud, with an ideal temperature of 42 degrees Celsius. The sauna is also as diverse as wormwood Yomogi, Ganban, Himalayan salt rock, Iki, snow. To save costs, visitors can choose the Ganban and onsen sauna combo for 450,000 VND / person. Photo: Kawaramyanonsenresort, _nhoangson. 4. Hot spring park Than Tai mountain (Da Nang) The onsen area here is taken from natural mineral water, hot, warm and cold temperature treatment suitable for therapy, relaxation. There are separate male and female bathing areas, meeting the needs of visitors. Natural stone baths direct hot mineral water from exposed points. The bathing area is decorated with many kinds of ornamental plants and rockery to help visitors immerse themselves in nature. After bathing, you can experience the art of making tea and enjoying the Japanese standard tea ceremony. In addition to onsen, Than Tai mountain also has many other health care services such as mud bath, fresh milk, green tea, wine … Entrance fee is from 400,000 to 1 million VND. Photo: Hotspringspark. 5. Minera Hot Springs Binh Chau (Ba Ria – Vung Tau) Springs Casa, an onsen area in the hot mineral world of Minera, simulates a bath in Japanese culture. Besides, there are Himalayan salt rock baths that help you relax and detoxify your body. The delicate types of hydrotherapy and thermotherapy in the flower bath, wine, tea, herbs … are also activities that bring many interesting experiences. There are many packages of tickets such as relaxation (VND 890,000), relaxation (VND 1,190 million), and enjoyment (VND 1,490 million). Popular services are mineral bath, mud bath, lunch buffet, jungle trekking, tea and coffee serving … Photo: Tran.c_, lythanhco, dickson.wong1712.

The Quang Binh tourism industry is making efforts towards more positive results in the coming months. In the second quarter of this year, the Department of Tourism of Quang Binh strives to welcome 470,000 visitors, expected to increase 13% over the same period in 2020 and mainly target the domestic market. To achieve this goal, the locality is making efforts to develop new tourism products, improve service quality and promote tourism promotion and promotion. It is expected that in the second quarter, Quang Binh tourism will deploy and launch a number of new tourism products such as “Son Doong – virtual space, real experience” with Mix Reality technology; city ​​tour (city tour) Dong Hoi city; natural bicycle and jogging tourism products in Phong Nha area; adventure travel products; Hot spring ecotourism resort … Son Doong cave. Source: Oxalis Adventure These tours will add to Quang Binh’s rich and constantly refreshing product treasure. A series of tourism programs have just been launched in the first quarter, typically the product “Explore nature and learn about Van Kieu community culture in Quang Ninh and Le Thuy districts” or “Experience Learn about Ruc community culture and culture in Thuong Hoa commune, Minh Hoa district “… Besides, Quang Binh tourism is focusing on promoting on digital platforms; at the same time, upgrading the system of Quang Binh tourism website in English and Vietnamese and continuously updating information on social networking sites. Upcoming events to be held such as Dong Hoi Culture and Tourism Week, Culture, sports, tourism week and full moon festival in March Minh Hoa; The Quang Binh Discovery Marathon … is also a good opportunity to promote and attract visitors to Quang Binh. Cave discovery tour is a “specialty” of Quang Binh tourism. Notably, although the Covid – 19 epidemic is still complicated, Quang Binh tourism always maintains its connection with the international tourism market. Recently, Phong Nha has been rated by Booking.com as the most hospitable destination in Vietnam; Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park was voted by TripAdvisor as one of the top 20 national parks in the world; Son Doong cave was chosen by CNN as one of the 10 great destinations to explore in Vietnam. In the first quarter of 2021, Quang Binh Department of Tourism is the main partner to cooperate with Google in Asia – Pacific and the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism organizes the program “Vietnam Wonders” on “Google Art and Culture”. In addition, the program “Conquering Son Doong – the largest cave in the world” was organized for travel bloggers and international press reporters to promote the image of Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park. The photos of Son Doong cave, En cave, Va cave appeared on the fanpage of National Geographic magazine and attracted great public’s attention./.

In Fukushima, there is the Miharu Taki-zakura cherry blossom tree over 1,000 years old, belonging to the Edohigan genus – one of the three main varieties of cherry blossoms in Japan. Cherry blossoms fall to the ground like a waterfall, hence the name “Takizakura” (meaning ‘waterfall cherry blossom’) and is considered a rare flower variety of Japan. With a campus of nearly 1,000 cherry blossom trees, every spring to Tsuruga White Crane City is like sinking in the middle of a sea of ​​flowers. The citadel appears splendidly with white walls, characteristic red tile roof in harmony with bright pink cherry blossoms. It is considered one of the most beautiful cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan Nicchu Railway was restored to a walking and cycling route about 3km long. Along this road there are thousands of Shidare cherry blossom trees. In April, the cherry blossoms in full bloom here are very beautiful, attracting many visitors to visit. Senbonzakura, located on the banks of the Natsui River, is a popular attraction where visitors can walk and watch the cherry blossoms along the riverside road. At night, when the cherry trees are lit up, the scene is also very attractive. The Nunobiki Plateau Farm is a great destination in summer. Below the foot of 30 wind power pillars that slowly spin is a strip of beautiful sunflower fields. This is where visitors can see Inawashiro Lake and Mount Bandai. The ancient village of Ouchijuku used to flourish during the Edo period. Today, more than 30 old houses are preserved and create a nostalgic scene of the old days of Japan. The specialty here is Negi-soba noodles, eaten by fresh onions, not with chopsticks. Hinoemata Village is a beautiful place for those who love trekking to explore nature. Under the swamp, cauliflower and mountain lilies bloom brightly and create a breathtaking sight. The road passes through the Azuma Mountains with breathtaking majestic landscapes in autumn foliage. Drive slowly through this road, visitors will have a panoramic view. This place was selected as one of the 100 most beautiful streets in Japan. This route stops working in winter. Shingu Kumano Shrine is considered as an important cultural property of Japan. Built in the Heian period, the temple’s architecture changes over time. Today, visitors can visit the cultural heritage of Fukushima and Japan preserved here. In addition, in the temple precinct there is an 800-year-old ginkgo tree, each autumn comes, the leaves change color and dye the surrounding space. Lake Goshikinuma, also known as Lake of Five Colors, is one of the most majestic landscapes in Fukushima. Each lake has its own color, from dark brown to cobalt green. Each season, the scenery of the lake has its own unique features, inspiring many photographers in Japan and around the world. Although it is the main venue for sports activities in Fukushima Prefecture, Azuma Sports Park has a very poetic natural landscape. In autumn, the ginkgo trees in the park change clothes with brilliant yellow colors, creating a very romantic street and attracts visitors. Ouchijuku ancient village is also a beautiful place every autumn and winter. Ouchijuku Snow Festival is a popular event, held in mid-February, with lots of exciting events such as parades, snow lanterns and fireworks. In winter, Tsuruga Castle is covered with a beautiful white snow carpet. In mid-February, the Aizu Erosoku Candle Festival is held, to showcase candles made by the skillful hands of local artisans. The image of the castle illuminated by thousands of candles is extremely magnificent, making visitors especially impressed. Mount Bandai and Lake Inawashiro: Mount Aizu Bandai is selected as one of the 100 most beautiful mountains in Japan. This is also an ideal place for visitors to enjoy hiking and mountain climbing. Inawashiro Lake is one of the 10 largest lakes in Japan, making it an ideal spot where swans can be seen in winter. Skiing is also a “specialty” in Fukushima. There is the Ski Park and Resort Alts – one of the largest ski resorts in the Tohoku region, with 29 ski courses divided according to different slope and challenge levels. There are many hot springs in Fukushima that have a long history of operation; such as Lizaka hot spring with 1,000 years old, Higashiyama hot spring with 1,300 years old. Soaking in hot mineral water is very beneficial for health, so this is an experience visitors should not miss when coming to Fukushima. Fukushima is a place where visitors can experience the training and life of a true samurai. This land is the home of the Bushido martial spirit, loyalty to the lord, ignoring death and defying defeat. For this reason, the culture and spirit of the samurai in the region are still deeply imprinted today. The Aizu Buke Yashiki Samurai residence is a museum vividly depicting the Samurai. The living rooms display models and artifacts that recreate scenes of ancient life. Through artifacts such as weapons, costumes and other objects used by the samurai, visitors will gain a clearer picture of their life./.

Ha Giang is famous for its golden terraced rice fields, which are brilliant every season. This is also a favorite place for motorcycle lovers, especially Quan Ba ​​Pass, Ma Pi Leng Pass.

Sapa is a favorite tourist destination of many people. Beautiful scenery, cold climate, hospitable people, peaceful rustic are all that visitors love. If the weather permits, visitors can climb Mount Fansipan, the highest mountain in Indochina.

A thousand years of cultural capital with rich historical and cultural value will be clearly shown in the old town near Hoan Kiem lake. This is the tourist center of Hanoi, the best time to explore this place is at night.

Halong Bay is one of the natural wonders of the world, is a place worth visiting at least once in a lifetime.

If you choose a day trip, departing from Hanoi, Ninh Binh will make anyone visiting will be overwhelmed by the scenery as in a wonderland. If you come here, do not miss Trang An cave, an extremely wonderful place.

Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park has many mysteries for many adventurous people to explore. In addition to being famous for many limestone caves, this place is also attractive by many rare species of flora and fauna.

Hue has a quiet, ancient beauty. Visitors can visit Tu Duc mausoleum, Thanh Tan hot spring … Besides, Hue cuisine is very famous for many delicious dishes.

Hai Van Pass connects Hue and Da Nang, is a beautiful pass with paths winding through the clouds. After a day of visiting Da Nang, visitors can ride a motorbike on Hai Van pass to visit Hue.

Hoi An ancient town is located gently and gently on the Hoai River, creating a very poetic scene. If you visit Hoi An in the evening, visitors will have the opportunity to see colorful lanterns illuminating the whole area.

Nha Trang is one of the most beautiful coastal cities in the country. If you come here in the summer, visitors will feel everything is indispensable, from the smooth white beaches stretching to a vast array of fresh and delicious seafood.

For those looking for a hot escape, Da Lat is exactly what a traveler needs. In particular, this place is also known as the city of flowers, visitors always feel the gentle scent of you.

Mui Ne is the place to watch the sunrise behind the sand dunes. Just spend a day and visitors can have fun in this place.

TP. Ho Chi Minh has a very fast pace of life, a sleepless city with skyscrapers, many industrial parks, and countless hotels, bars and restaurants. This city is also the intersection of many cuisines from all over.

Can Tho is famous for Cai Rang floating market, one of the largest floating markets in the South. All you need to do is sit on a boat and walk around to explore everything.

Phu Quoc, located near the Cambodian border, is home to the most pristine beaches in the country. Guests can fully enjoy a holiday by the sound of the waves all day.