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Amidst the pace of modern life, Keo Pagoda stands as a remarkable cultural and historical landmark that has been preserved almost intact for nearly 400 years. Located in a land rich in tradition, this site is an unmissable destination for travelers who love ancient architecture, cultural heritage, and wish to explore the spiritual life of the Vietnamese in the past.

Thu Sy fish trap weaving village, with over 200 years of history, is renowned for its handcrafted bamboo fish traps - a symbol of riverine life in Vietnam’s northern delta. The peaceful rural setting, courtyards filled with drying bamboo products, and the rhythmic sounds of weaving offer visitors an unforgettable cultural experience.

Hung Yen is not only known for its sweet longan fruit, ancient pagodas, and lush green rice fields, but also as the home of a unique traditional craft village – Ban Soy Sauce Village in Yen Nhan. Here, travelers can explore the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam through the centuries-old, handcrafted soy sauce-making process that has been carefully preserved by local artisans.

Nestled at the foot of the majestic limestone mountains of Bac Son District, Lang Son Province, Quynh Son Village has long been known as a “living museum” of Tay ethnic culture. The traditional stilt houses, the vibrant red yin-yang tiled roofs aged by moss and time, and the centuries-old craft of handmade tile-making — all together create a unique identity that stands the test of time.

Nestled in the heart of Lang Son City, Tam Thanh Pagoda and Cave is a cultural and spiritual landmark of Northern Vietnam. This centuries-old site enchants visitors with its natural beauty and deep-rooted heritage.

Lang Son Ancient Citadel, also known as Doan Citadel, is one of the most significant historical and architectural relics in Vietnam’s northern borderlands. Located in Chi Lang Ward, Lang Son City, this site not only reflects the military architectural prowess of feudal Vietnam but also stands as living evidence of Lang Son’s strategic importance throughout the country’s history.

Mau Son Mountain, known as the rooftop of Lang Son, stands over 1,500 meters high in Vietnam’s northeast. Its cool climate, misty peaks, and rich cultural heritage make it a unique retreat. Visitors come here to experience nature, history, and ethnic traditions in one serene setting.

Lang Son is a land rich in historical relics and blessed with poetic, picturesque landscapes. Beyond its natural beauty and heritage, the province is also famous for the Hang Po Love Market (also known as Pac Khuong Love Market) — a unique cultural tradition of the Nung ethnic group that will surely add a special touch to your travel experience.

Lang Son’s cuisine and tea rituals are rooted in the mountains, shaped by cool mists and warm hearts. Simplicity defines the dishes, but depth lies in the experience. Here, hospitality is served with every sip and bite.

Nestled on Vung Hill in Do Son, Hai Phong, Bao Dai Villa offers more than just scenic views. It invites visitors into the elegant and storied world of Vietnam’s last emperor. This former royal retreat blends history, architecture, and coastal charm in a setting that is unlike any other in the North.