With its cool, tranquil green surroundings, Thu Thuy Ecolodge in Tu Son ward is a popular choice for weekend getaways and relaxation.

Dong Do Village Eco-tourism Site with its unique Than Nong Tower.

Dong Do Village Eco-tourism Site in Lam Thao commune leaves a strong impression thanks to its harmonious blend of nature and culture.

Spanning more than 20,000 square meters, it vividly recreates the northern Vietnamese countryside through traditional houses, brick courtyards, fish ponds, rows of areca palms, betel trellises, traditional cake-making areas, and experiential spaces showcasing Dong Ho folk paintings and Phu Lang pottery.

Bau Tien Eco-tourism Site in Phuong Son ward is likened to a picturesque landscape painting, harmoniously combining mountains, lakes, and rich vegetation.

Here, visitors can enjoy boating on the lake and savor local cuisine. Nearby, Hoa Qua Son Eco-tourism Site in Chu ward offers its own distinctive charm with open spaces filled with fragrant air and vibrant yellow and red hues from orchards heavy with ripe oranges and pomelos.

The journey to explore Hoa Qua Son and Bau Tien is also linked with nearby destinations such as Xe Cu Pagoda, Cam Son Lake, Khuon Than Lake, Chu noodle craft village, and ethnic minority villages.

Currently, many eco-tourism sites have been established across the province, with nearly 20 officially recognised destinations. These sites focus on sustainably utilising natural resources, creating green spaces closely connected to nature and community life.

In addition to resort-style and agricultural experiences, Bac Ninh also boasts eco-tourism destinations with pristine natural beauty, attracting visitors who enjoy exploration, photography, and hands-on experiences.

Each destination has its own character - from landscape-harmonised retreats and Kinh Bac rural cultural experiences to community-based tourism associated with lakes, hills, and orchards.

Many sites have implemented management and operational regulations tied to environmental protection, encouraging visitors to engage in responsible experiential activities and helping preserve long-term natural values.

Through agricultural experiences, environmental education, and cultural exchanges, eco-tourism in the province is gradually spreading messages of a green lifestyle in harmony with nature.

Hoa Qua Son Eco-tourism Site attracts visitors.

According to Do Tuan Khoa, Deputy Director of the Bac Ninh Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, eco-tourism and green tourism are well-suited to current conditions and trends and represent one of the four key tourism product groups the province is prioritising.

The development of eco-tourism sites not only diversifies tourism offerings and enhances local competitiveness but also promotes environmental awareness and creates sustainable livelihoods for residents.

In the coming period, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism will continue coordinating with relevant units to support and guide eco-tourism development toward a green, sustainable approach aligned with resource conservation and cultural preservation.

With advantages in geographical location, natural resources, timely provincial guidance, and active participation from businesses and organisations, eco-tourism and green tourism are steadily affirming their important role in the province’s overall tourism landscape.

Bac Ninh’s agricultural output value reaches 140 million VND per hectare

BAC NINH - Bac Ninh province recorded an agricultural production value of 140 million VND (over 6,100 USD) per hectare in 2025, according to statistics from the provincial Department of Agriculture and Environment.

Additional 114 OCOP products receive recognition in Bac Ninh

BAC NINH - According to the Department of Cooperative Economy and Rural Development under the Bac Ninh provincial Department of Agriculture and Environment, the province has newly recognised 114 products under the “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) programme. Of these, 108 products were rated three stars and six products four stars, spanning a wide range of categories including food, herbal products, handicrafts and souvenirs.

Fruit, vegetable exports post successive breakthroughs

If market discipline is maintained, key produce such as durian, banana, pomelo and coconut are developed under closed value chains, and existing export protocols are effectively utilised, fruit and vegetable export turnover is expected to soon reach 10 billion USD in 2026.

 

Planted forest timber output hits record high in 2025

BAC NINH - Timber output from planted forests in Bac Ninh province reached a record high in 2025, reinforcing the forestry sector’s growing role in economic development, income generation and environmental protection.

Farm produce traceability system unveiled in push for digital agriculture

The system is a key component of agricultural digital transformation, designed to boost the value of Vietnamese produce and build greater trust among consumers at home and abroad.

 

Bac Ninh seeks recognition for 114 OCOP products in 2025

BAC NINH - Authorities the northern province of Bac Ninh have proposed official recognition for 114 products under the national “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) programme in 2025.