Hanoi launches 8 new attractive tourist destinations in the direction of green tourism

Tourists can listen to an explanation about Noi Binh Da Communal House.

The first is the Nam Thang Long Heritage Road, a route that combines exploring historical relics such as Binh Da communal house, Quang Phu Cau incense stick village and Phung Xa weaving village, along with traditional craft villages such as Ngau wine making village, Ha Thai lacquer village and Cuu garment village.

Next is the Path of Taoism in Ha Mo, a journey to find traditional values ​​of studiousness, rich in profound historical significance.

Phuc Tho offers a peaceful rural tourism experience with Tuong Phieu flowers, a cool green space filled with the peacefulness of the countryside.

In Ba Vi district, Mien village community tourism helps tourists explore the unique culture of the Dao people and experience health care with traditional Vietnamese medicine methods.

Hanoi Botanical Garden in Tay Tuu is an ideal ecological space to relax in the heart of the city, combined with learning about diverse flora.

Finally, there is Thiet Ung craft village and Thuy Lam tourist destination in Thu Lam, where visitors can admire the quintessence of handicrafts and enjoy the unique traditional art of water puppetry.

With these new destinations, Hanoi not only enhances the experience for tourists but also actively implements the goals of preserving heritage and developing sustainable tourism, contributing to building the Capital into a more attractive tourist destination every day.

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