Ly Son Island, off the coast of Quang Ngai Province, has emerged as Vietnam’s most searched domestic destination for summer 2026, according to a recent report by travel platform Agoda. The ranking was based on accommodation searches made between January 1 and April 30, 2026, for stays from June 1 to July 31, compared withContinue reading “This volcanic island is most searched Vietnamese destination this summer”
Category Archives: Quang Ngai, Vietnam
Seasonal leaf change turns Mang Den Pass forest in central Vietnam into brief natural draw
Each year, a hidden grove of giant crape myrtle trees along the Mang Den mountain pass in Vietnam transforms into a vibrant mosaic of autumn colors. This brief seasonal change, which lasts a few weeks, captivates travelers, providing a tranquil escape and a striking visual experience amid the untouched landscape. Along the winding Mang DenContinue reading “Seasonal leaf change turns Mang Den Pass forest in central Vietnam into brief natural draw”
Vietnam’s Quang Ngai unveils Tet fireworks plan, highlighting Mang Den, Ly Son as travel hotspots
Quang Ngai will celebrate the Lunar New Year with art performances and fireworks at various locations, primarily at Pham Van Dong Square and Square 16/3. Displays will happen from 11:30 pm to 11:45 pm, allowing families to prepare for midnight traditions. Mang Den and Ly Son will also host their own events, generating excitement amongContinue reading “Vietnam’s Quang Ngai unveils Tet fireworks plan, highlighting Mang Den, Ly Son as travel hotspots”
Central Vietnamese province welcomes 2026 with cherry blossoms, festive buzz
Quang Ngai Province will celebrate New Year 2026 with cultural and tourism events from January 1 to 4. Highlights include the vibrant Mang Den Culture and Tourism Week, featuring art performances, a hot-air balloon festival, sports activities, and culinary showcases. Festivities reflecting local heritage occur throughout the province, enhancing its cultural identity. To welcome NewContinue reading “Central Vietnamese province welcomes 2026 with cherry blossoms, festive buzz”
Building Tourism From the Ground Up in Quảng Ngãi’s Highlands
Quảng Ngãi Province is shifting toward sustainable community tourism, focusing on cultural preservation and local livelihoods rather than mass tourism. Despite promising landscapes and rich cultural diversity, challenges like inadequate infrastructure and community skills hinder progress. Empowering local communities and enhancing tourism offerings are vital for sustainable growth and genuine visitor connections.
Go Co Village: A Coastal Heritage Embracing Sustainable Tourism
Go Co, an ancient fishing village in Sa Huynh, is emerging as a community-based tourism model, blending cultural preservation with sustainable livelihoods. With a history of 2,500 years, residents engage in traditional practices while hosting visitors. Recognized for its commitment to heritage, Go Co is nominated for the UN’s “Best Tourism Villages” award in 2025.
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