All Vietnam destinations are open. No self-isolation is required. VISA PROCEDURE Foreigners who enter and exit Viet Nam must have their passport or passport substitutes (hereinafter referred to as passports) and visas issued by competent authorities of Viet Nam, except for these cases of visa exemption. Visa exemption Visitors from the following countries may enter… Read More »Travel advisory
The province lies in the Red River Delta and borders Quang Ninh to the east, Lang Son to the north, Thai Nguyen and the urban district of Soc Son in the capital Hanoi to the west, and Bac Ninh and Hai Duong to the south.
Located in Thach Son commune, Son Dong district, Bac Giang Province, about 150 km away from Hanoi capital, Dong Cao… Read More »Dong Cao plateau
Khuon Than lake in Bac Giang is a good place to see, which is 40km from Bac Giang town and… Read More »Khuon Than lake
Streaming through a valley between Huyen Dinh and Yen Tu mountains, Mo Spring is located in Nghia Phuong Commune, Luc… Read More »Mo spring
Hai Duong is on the Red River Delta. It borders with Bac Ninh, Bac Giang provinces on the north, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh provinces on the east, Hung Yen Province on the west, Thai Binh Province on the south. The network of rivers includes Thai Binh, Rang, Kinh Thay, and Dao rivers’ giving good condition for agriculture and water transportation.
Tho Ha village is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Bac Giang. Tho Ha Village is in Bac Giang… Read More »Tho Ha village
Cam Son Lake in Luc Ngan District, Bac Giang Province, is a famous tourist site that you should not miss… Read More »Cam Son lake
Khe Ro primitive forest is a wonderful destination that tourists should not miss if visiting Western Yen Tu natural reserve.… Read More »Khe Ro Primitive Forest
The Xuong Giang Victory site is an outstanding relic site that preserves the material and cultural remnants of a special… Read More »Xuong Giang Victory Historic Relic Site
The main gate of the nation’s oldest university, be sure to visit during lunch time to avoid crowds. Built by… Read More »Temple of Literature
