Dak Nong

Imagine a city where the exotic chic of old Asia blends with the dynamic face of new Asia. Where the medieval and modern co-exist. A city with a blend of Parisian grace and Asian pace, an architectural museum piece evolving in harmony with its history, rather than bulldozing through like many of the region’s capitals. Hanoi is where imagination becomes reality.

A mass of motorbikes swarms through the tangled web of streets that is the Old Quarter, a cauldron of commerce for almost 1000 years and still the best place to check the pulse of this resurgent city. Hawkers in conical hats ply their wares, locals sip coffee and bia hoi (beer) watching life (and plenty of tourists) pass them by. Witness synchronised t’ai chi at dawn on the shores of Hoan Kiem Lake while goateed grandfathers tug at their wisps over the next chess move. See the bold and beautiful dine at designer restaurants and cut the latest moves on the dance floor. Hanoi has it all: the ancient history, a colonial legacy and a modern outlook. There is no better place to untangle the paradox that is modern Vietnam.

The grand old dame of Asia, Hanoi lay in a deep slumber after Vietnam’s partition in 1954 until the effects of economic reforms kicked in four decades later. The city survived American bombs and Russian planners to emerge relatively unscathed in the early 1990s as an example of a French-conceived colonial city. Huge mansions line grand boulevards, and lakes and parks dot the city, providing a romantic backdrop to the nonstop soundtrack. There are still moments of Paris, as the smell of baguettes and café au lait permeates street corners.

Known by many names down the centuries, Thanh Long (City of the Soaring Dragon) is the most evocative, and let there be no doubt that this dragon is on the up once more.

Gia Nghia Town, the capital of Dak Nong Province which is 230km from Ho Chi Minh city. Covered by green hills the town has fresh, cool weather all year round. Nearly, they will see the romantic beauty of the Co Tien and Lieng Nung Waterfalls and learn about the brocade-weaving craft of the ethnic people.…
Trinh Nu also called as Dray Nur waterfall is located in Dray Sap commune, Krong Ana district, Dak Lak province. Its name means “female waterfall”. So, it has also another informal name which is Vo waterfall (Wife waterfall). The waterfall has another part of lower Dray Nur, which is located in Dak Nong province. According to…
Gia Long or Dray Sap Thuong (Upper Dray Sap) waterfall, located in Dak Sor commune, Krong No district, Dak Nong province, is the upper reaches of the system of three waterfalls: Gia Long, Dray Nur and Dray Sap in Serepok River. The locals living here long after called Gia Long waterfall that is derived from King…
The Waterfall is located on Dak Tit Stream, the natural border between Nhan Co Commune (Dak R'lap District) and Quang Tan Commune (Tuy Duc District), of Dak Nong Province, about 220km from HCM City centre.  It is also called as Lieng Nung in the local M'nong language, Dieu Thanh has been stood in the middle…
In Dak Nong province there are many waterfall such as Ba tang, Gialong, Trinh Nu, Dieuthanh waterfall, all of which have natural beaty, covered green forests. Of those waterfall, Ba tang is ideal place for bathing, picnicking, exploiting natural landscapes. Three layers( Ba tang) waterfall is a beautiful landscape of Dak Nong province. It is…

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