The rate of tourism in the province has seen positive growth since COVID, but spending among tourists is yet to reach 2019 levels.

It's the largest cave in the province and draws in crowds of tourists thanks to its remarkable beauty and the warm hospitality of the locals.

Chu Bluk cave complex located in Krông Nô District, Đăk Nông Province, about 40km south of Buôn Ma Thuột City, is the longest volcanic cave in Southeast Asia. It is known as an iconic destination of the Central Highlands.

The pass is part of Cao Xuyên Hamlet, Quốc Toản Commune, Trà Lĩnh District, Cao Bằng Province. It is the boundary between Hòa An and Trà Lĩnh Districts, located 22km from Cao Bằng City.

Nestled within Đắk Som Commune of Đắk G’long District, the stunning Tà Đùng Lake is approximately 50km from the vibrant Gia Nghĩa Town and a further 170km from the lively metropolis of Buôn Mê Thuột City, forming part of Đắk Nông Province.

The new vehicle-free sections will be at the junctions of Nguyễn Huệ and Cao Hồng Lãnh streets in an effort of reducing traffic congestion and overloading of infrastructure in the Old Quarter and offering ‘green’ space for visitors.

The valley, a harmonious combination of nature, mountains, forests, rivers and lakes, has become an eco-tourism destination attracting many tourists.

This year, thousands of tourists have flocked to Điện Biên Province to see relics from one of the most well-known victories in Việt Nam's history.

Việt Nam has around 34 national parks and many other nature reserves, which are valuable resources for eco-tourism development. Using this advantages, many national parks have designed tours that combine wildlife conservation with site discovery with the aim of both attracting visitors and preserving nature.