Thanh Hoa

Thanh Hoa is diverse with topography, including three main types: mountains, midlands, and coastal plains. This province has a humid monsoon tropical climate, which is a popular tourist destination in the Northern region with famous beaches. About 170km from Hanoi, Sam Son beach running for nearly 6km long has long been a favorite choice for travelers for exciting summer vacations. Also, Thanh Hoa has many pristine beaches emerging in recent years, such as Hai Tien and Hai Hoa, with the tranquility that many travelers look forward to. Not only famous for the sea, but Thanh Hoa also has other attractive landscapes such as the charming majestic Vong Phu mountain, the dreamy 9-story Cloud waterfall, the mysterious Cam Luong fish stream, or the magical caves: Bich Dao, Kim Son, Ho Cong or the mighty Pu Luong region. Ben En National Park, 36 km southwest of Thanh Hoa city, is ranked among the most beautiful of the ten national parks of the country, with biodiversity and diversity, also a potential tourist destination for nature lovers. Thanh Hoa is also proud of being a land rich in cultural history, with many long-standing historical sites such as Ho Dynasty Citadel, Mausoleum, and Ba Trieu Temple, Lam Son - Lam Kinh relic site, or revolutionary resistance relics of glorious battles such as Ham Rong Bridge, Ngoc Dao battlefield, and a series of temples and shrines with great spiritual value. Coming to this land, visitors will surely get unforgettable experiences.