Kayak rowing to explore Da River brings an
enjoyable experience for tourists.
Hoa Binh Lake in Hoa Binh province has a
length of 70 kilometeres. There are 47 large and small islands in the reservoir
area, including 11 limestone islands with an area of 116 hectares and 36
mountain islands with an area of nearly 160 hectares.
The Deputy Director of the Department of
Culture, Sports and Tourism, Mr. Luu Huy Linh said: To implement the program of
tourism linkage expansion in eight Northwest provinces, for many years, the province
has developed and deployed the potential assessment plan, the status and
linkage of building tours, tourist routes to exploit the tourism potential of
Hoa Binh province. Beginning in late 2017, the Department of Culture, Sports
and Tourism of the provinces has launched a survey program as planned from Lai
Chau Hydropower to Son La Hydropower and ending in Hoa Binh Lake. In early
November, 2018, the General Department of Tourism and other provinces together
with more than 70 tour operators, press agencies surveyed tourism products at
the tourism routes along Da River. The province is mobilizing resources for
investment in infrastructure linking the construction of Hoa Binh Lake National
Tourist Area; to attract investment, to carry out activities related to
advertising, product introduction, connection to build products, designing
tours and tourist routes, take domestic and international tourists to Hoa Binh
Lake Resort.
Many tourist attractions on Hoa Binh Lake
brings nice feeling for travel companies. The Deputy Director of Vietravel, Ms.
Ta Thi Tu Uyen said: Every time to visit Da Bia hamlet, Tien Phong commune (Da
Bac) brings her a feeling of relaxation. You can imagine that when waking up every morning, you can see the
hamlet space on the watery blue lake, with the beautiful and poetic scenery,
clean and fresh air with original villages, full of national identity, the
friendly people. You can experience the local life, the production, which has
brought a very good impression. However, in order to develop sustainable
community - based tourism, it is necessary to well organize the planning so as
not to break down the environmental landscape, especially to preserve the
unique cultural elements of the Muong ethnic people, so that not only
international tourists but also domestic visitors can come to experience the
cultural and human values here.
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