"I invite you to come to Ha Tinh..."

Along the entire stretch from Ben Thuy to Deo Ngang, everywhere radiates a fresh, vibrant energy. The people of Ha Tinh have, and continue to, beautify the Hong Lam landscape, attracting visitors from all directions.

The majestic Cua Hoi Bridge spans the Lam River, connecting the Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces. On the southern bank lies the ancient Nghi Xuan region, a land of picturesque mountains and rivers, rich in heritage, and becoming an attractive tourist destination. Photo: Nguyen Thanh Hai.

Located at the northern gateway of the province, the Nguyen Du Memorial Site (Tien Dien town) is always bustling with visitors coming to pay respects to the great national poet - a world cultural figure and author of the immortal Tale of Kieu. In the photo: Nguyen Du Memorial Site. Photo: Thanh Nam.

Tam Soa is a river junction in Tung Anh (Duc Tho district), where the clear waters of the Ngan Sau and Ngan Pho rivers merge to form the gentle, cool La River. On the Tam Soa riverbank is Quan Hoi Hill - the resting place of the late General Secretary Tran Phu. Photo: Dinh Nhat.

Hong Linh town lies at the foot of the legendary Hong Mountain and boasts many beautiful scenic spots such as Dai Hung Pagoda, Hang Pagoda, Tien Stream, Thien Tuong Lake… In the photo: The Hung Kings Commemoration Ceremony at the Dai Hung Historical and Cultural Relic Site. Photo: Phuc Quang.

Vu Quang is known not only for its "ASEAN Heritage Garden," which boasts many rare animal species, but also for the massive Ngan Truoi - Cam Trang irrigation project and the complex of historical sites and monuments dedicated to the patriotic scholar Phan Dinh Phung. In the photo: A panoramic view of the Ngan Truoi irrigation project. Photo: Dinh Nhat.

Located along National Highway 1, Can Loc district is famous for Truong Luu Cultural Village, which boasts three World Heritage sites. This former Soviet homeland also features the Huong Tich Pagoda tourist complex and the Dong Loc Crossroads National Special Historical Site. (In the photo: Scenery of Huong Tich Pagoda. Photo: Phuc Son.)

As a land with a long history, a convergence of cultural essence from many regions, Ha Tinh City today, aiming to become a modern and dynamic city, still focuses on preserving and promoting traditional cultural values, contributing to building an advanced Vietnamese culture rich in national identity. Photo: Thanh Hai.

With its 137 km of coastline, beautiful beaches, and abundant fresh seafood, Ha Tinh's coastal areas have always attracted tourists from near and far. Places like Xuan Thanh, Thach Hai, Quynh Vien, Thien Cam, and Ky Xuan have become prominent destinations on the tourism map. (In the photo: Vung Ang's famous fresh squid, Ky Anh town.)

"Approaching the Ngang Pass at sunset." At the foot of the pass today lies the Vung Ang Economic Zone with many key national projects, serving as a driving force propelling Ha Tinh province forward on the path of industrialization and modernization. In the photo: Hoanh Son Quan historical site, Ky Anh town. Photo: Huy Tung.

Ha Tinh is also famous for many delicious dishes, among which the Phuc Trach pomelo from the hilly region of Huong Khe is considered the "finest fruit". The flavor of Phuc Trach pomelo, extracted from the dry, windy but also cool and sweet alluvial soil, always evokes fond memories for visitors from all over the world.

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