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Cu Lan Village (Lam Dong) Nearly 30 km from the heart of Da Lat city, in the Lat commune (Lac Duong, Lam Dong), the town lies tucked away at the base of the Lang Biang mountain. There are numerous explanations for why this location is known as Cu Lan. Cu Lan village is nearly 30km from Da Lat city center and nestled at the foot of Lang Biang mountain. Photo: TripAdvisor The villagers believe that once upon a time, a young man travel ed to the mountain with the dream of gathering stones to build a paradise in the heart of the forest for his lover. People began to refer to the young man with the name “Cù Lần” – a sloth, because of his method of realizing his dreams, which they perceived as being slow and foolish. The story of Cu Lan gathering stones to create a paradise for the one he loved on the tall mountain slowly reached his true love. The girl immediately left the city to travel to the mountains and the forest to find him, where she was struck by the majesty of th

Da Lat, “The City of Dreamers” or “City of Flowers” is known for its pleasant weather and poetic scenic beauty. But summertime brings plenty of rainy days to this highland city, which is often an unpleasant sight when you travel . For those who are seeking a peaceful spot to enjoy the rain, this list is for you. Da Lat’s Coziest Cafes and Eateries For Rainy Days Chuyen Cheo Veo (Cheo Veooo) Loi nho Lung chung Ba qua doi In the forest Thong Oi Chuyen Photo: Chuyen Facebook Sipping coffee, moving from topic to topic and watching the rain make you forget all the rush of time. Openinhg hour: 7:30 – 17:00 Location: Tung Lam Church Street. Cheo Veo (Cheo Veooo) Photo: Tiem ca phe Cheo Veooo Located up in the hill, Cheo Veo is an ideal get-away place for travel ers. Be sure to go for the window seats, so you can hear the sound of rain falling from afar. You can enjoy a cup of hot coffe intertwining the sound of water droplets g

The paintings depict cultural life, natural landscapes, and the daily life of local people. The opening ceremony attracts plenty of people curious to visit the site. Hoang Son Tra, head of the Son Tra district government, says that the project is to create a green living space for locals, promote the cultural values of the coastal area, and encourage people to safeguard the country’s sea and islands. The mural street will also help to turn the area into a popular tourist destination in the district, says the official. He directs relevant agencies to popularize the mural painting street at Da Nang airport and hotels as the latest check-in destination in the city. Each mural depicts the lives of sea creatures and the beauty of the fishing village, whilst simultaneously raising people’s awareness of environmental protection. The post Colourful mural painting street takes shape in Da Nang

Red flags, banners, and slogans have been colouring Hanoi’s streets, including Hoang Dieu, Hung Vuong, Dinh Tien Hoang, Thanh Nien, among others, over recent days. Large posters featuring slogans for the 77th anniversary of National Day are hung out across the capital. Red flags are put on display at Ba Dinh Square where 77 years ago on September 2, 1945 President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, proclaiming the birth of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, now the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.   Impressive banners are hung out along Hoang Van Thu street leading to the Presidential Palace. Hoang Dieu street close to Ba Dinh Square is full of flags and banners ahead of National Day celebrations. A large-sized poster is put up at the Lieu Giai-Van Cao crossroads. A large billboard celebrating National Day 2022 is erected on Le Hong Phong street. A view in front of the headquarters of the State Bank of Vietna