Comments on: Survey for culture heritage tourism in Vietnam?

By: ong jon

ong jon — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 11:36:59 +0000

i dont do many tours , but i know hoi an is a "cultural heritage site " and has a "city tour "which includes old chinese house, a japanese bride and a number of temples /shrines.. ha long bay is i believe another site.. i find tours like that can be boring or fun depending on who you are with.. but there are always bus loads of foreigners making the rounds at these places.. i guess there will always be a market for that sort of travel..
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By: godhonesttruth

godhonesttruth — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:58:59 +0000

checked out the tunnels got to in them, shot a gun & the American war museum. plenty of history in this country and people want to know about it better organised than other parts of Asia i've seen. only Anchor Watt was better but poorly organised in comparason.
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By: Ganga Janvi

Ganga Janvi — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:46:59 +0000

1. Have you ever been to Vietnam and join in one culture heritage tourism tour in Vietnam? Yes, i have been there and i did do a tour but not the "culutre heritage tourism tour".
2. Which culture heritage did you visit? We visited a lot of sites with Buddhism heritage…?
3. What do you think of the potential of Vietnam cultural heritage tourism? I think there is a lot of potential with the growing rates of tourists visiting the country .
4. What do you think of the Vietnam culture heritage tourism compared with other countries which also have cultural heritage tourism (Thailand, Philippines, etc.) I have visited many countries in Asia and Vietnam appealed the most to me as it was similar but different to other cultures. The whole country is different with French areas of Saigon, Halong Bay, Hoi An and the whole liveliness of the place is very different to any other culture.
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