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Tho Chau is also the furthest offshore island commune in an inlet of the Gulf of Thailand that adjoins the southwestern coast of Vietnam. It is administered by the Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang and is 100 nautical miles off the provincial capital city of Rach Gia. In recent years, offshore fishing crews from the provinces of Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, Khanh Hoa, Ninh Thuan, Ben Tre, Ca Mau, and others have stayed in this area for months at a time, according to Lt. Col. Doan Ngoc Giang, head of the Tho Chau Border Post. “Tho Chau is considered a significant fishery and also an important base for fishing logistics, which makes it a hectic, lively market in the middle of the sea,” he added. Thriving fishing crews have helped nourish an array of support services in the area, such as charter ships which procure the fishermen’s catch in exchange for ice, gasoline, and other necessities, all while bringing food and fresh water to the island. Fishing boats trade sea catches near

Visitors can enjoy the mangrove forest along the Long Tau River by canoe. Leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the city, they can breathe in fresh air and the aroma of the forest, and be wowed as they come across bird’s nests close by the river. Salangane bird’s nests and related products are now quite popular but few people know how a nest is formed, the history of the trade, or the process of making bird’s nest products. The bird’s nest trade has seen robust development recently in Can Gio, the only coastal district in Ho Chi Minh City . The new tour is expected to attract more tourists from both home and aboard. Visiting bird’s nests in Can Gio is an interesting and environmentally-friendly tour and expected to improve tourism in the district in particular and Ho Chi Minh City in general./. VNA The post https://vietexplorer.com/videos/birds-nest-tours-in-hcm-city-wow-visitors/ appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Quang Ninh holds Ao Dai fest

The victim, T.D.T., from Ho Chi Minh City, was trying to run across a section of the Vang Stream in Da Sal Commune, Lac Duong District on Saturday afternoon to finish his 70-kilometer race while it was raining heavily. Hi s body was found in Dan Kia Village later the same day. Since the accident, the organizers of the international marathon, whose participants totaled around 6,200, have suspended the three-day competition and used vehicles to transport all runners back to their starting points. Nguyen Thi Nguyen, director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, who serves as the head of the organizers, confessed that they had failed to come up with a reasonable plan in case of rainy weather. Nguyen said all three previous editions of the annual event had taken place during the dry season. This year, the marathon was initially scheduled for March but was pushed back until June because of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. “Because of the time c

Accordingly, located next to the current park, the expansion area covers 6,668sq.m in Hai Chau district’s Binh Hien ward. A two-storey dome will be at the centre of the place which features a garden, an artificial hill, a fountain, pastures, and walking routes. The structure will have a basement spanning 3,027sq.m for parking and technical management. The first storey, covering 2,750sq.m, will be the location for leisure activities, souvenir shops, an information service area, and public restrooms. The 790sq.m upper storey, meanwhile, is designed for communal activities with trees, a lake and a walking route. The project, to be implemented from 2019 to 2022, costs VND759 billion (US$32.59 million), which is sourced from the municipal budget.  The original APEC sculpture park was inaugurated in 2017. Lying in the west of the central city’s iconic Dragon Bridge over the Han River, it showcases sculptures and installations representing economies that participated in the APEC 2017 Eco

These experts and coaches are key people in Vietnam’s swimming, table tennis, archery, and sailing teams, head of VSA’s International Cooperation Office Nguyen Hai Duong told  Tuoi Tre  (Youth) newspaper. The requirements for their exceptional entry into Vietnam include holding certificates proving that they are coronavirus negative, Duong said. The sports professionals have to declare specific information about their arrival date and point of entry in advance. After entering Vietnam, they must be quarantined for 14 days as per regulations. In light of the suspension of international flights, Chinese experts in swimming, table tennis, and archery will enter Vietnam by road. “We’re currently completing procedures and sending dispatches to authorities in the northern provinces which border China to facilitate the entry of the Chinese experts,” Duong said. Joseph Donnelly, an Australian sailing expert, will be boarding a government-arranged flight to Vietnam from Australia that wil

  Climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our times. Its increasingly complex and multi-faceted impacts threaten the very survival of many communities and even entire countries. It can exacerbate instabilities and conflicts, endangering regional and global peace and security. No single country can solve this alone. A global challenge like climate change requires a global response. We must all do our parts by implementing international climate agreements within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, especially the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement, in which developed countries and major emitters must take the lead in attaining emission reduction targets. Support to developing countries must be strengthened to effectively respond to climate change, especially in terms of finance and technological transfer for climate change adaptation and mitigation. And, importantly, we need to focus on resolving root causes of conflicts, including poverty, so

Because of COVID-19, visitors to Da Nang this year are mostly domestic tourists. The city has launched a series of promotional programs to attract visitors, Many special tours are on offer, including tours of local cuisine, river tours, and cultural tours. Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, and Vietjet Air are offering 40-50% discounts on air tickets to Da Nang. Travel companies have booked many group tours to Da Nang. Da Nang has also received large business groups coming to the city for year-end meetings. Da Nang has cooperated with Thua Thien-Hue and Quang Nam province to launch promotional packages offering discounts of 20-50% on high-end resorts, photo services, and wedding venues./. VNA The post https://vietexplorer.com/videos/tourists-to-da-nang-to-increase-during-new-year-holiday/ appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Vietnam’s Folk Music, Culture Inspires Foreign Tourists Horseshoe Crab – A Must-Try Delicacy of Ha Long Bay Mau Coconut F

Jumping fish This dish is popular among Thai families in the northern mountainous province Son La. The main ingredient is raw baby carp, which are as small as two fingers. The fish must be alive. They are placed in clean salt water for 1-2 hours so that the fish can discharge all inside impurities. The live fish is processed and eaten at the dining table. Fish is mixed with spices. While tasting this cuisine, diners can still feel the fish “jumping” in their mouth. That’s why this dish is named “ca nhay” or jumping fish. Coconut worms The coconut worm has long been considered a specialty food of the southern province of Ben Tre. Though they are harmful to coconuts, they are raw material for processing many aromatic, fatty and delicious dishes. Every year, in the rainy season, may-bugs begin hollowing out coconut trees to lay eggs inside. When the eggs are hatched into larvae, the larvae begin to eat the coconut trees. Then the coconut larvae become

Worm omelette, or cha ruoi, is a delicacy mostly eaten in Hanoi, Vietnam. Ragworms are boiled to remove their fishy flavour, then combined with eggs, minced pork, herbs and tangerine peel. (Photo: SCMP) As autumn’s chilly winds sweep through the Vietnamese capital, anticipation grows among Hanoi’s foodies for a rare delicacy, one that’s unsuitable for the squeamish: fried worm omelets, South China Morning Post wrote in a recent article named “Tastes like caviar: worm omelet, a seasonal Vietnamese delicacy, draws diners from miles around”. At a roadside stall in the bustling old quarter of Hanoi, a popular tourist spot and famous for the markets and eateries scattered along the old streets, diners sit on small plastic chairs, waiting for the hot worm omelet. The worms are not served alive, but are boiled before being fried. (Photo: SCMP) Foreign tourists may shiver at first glance at the dish made of worm-like creatures, but those worms are important ingredients t