Located in the heart of Khanh Hoa, Ta Gu Waterfall captivates visitors with its pristine, 40-metre cascade, nestled within an untouched forest that provides a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts, the article wrote.

Nearby, Hon Dung Village brings to life the vibrant traditions of the Raglai people, showcasing their unique culture through long houses, traditional ceremonies, and local cuisine, it added. 

The travel magazine confirmed that the blend of indigenous culture and nature has turned Hon Dung into a popular stop for tourists, who often combine visits to the village, fruit gardens, and the rejuvenating experience of bathing in the waters of Ta Gu Waterfall.

Local authorities have therefore been proactive when it comes to promoting sustainable agricultural practices, providing technical support and training to farmers, as well as helping establish safe production areas. These efforts are part of a broader initiative aimed at developing eco-friendly agricultural models and encouraging sustainable tourism, Travel and Tour World wrote.

The development of Ta Gu Waterfall and Hon Dung Village into a sustainable tourism destination showcases the region’s dedication to preserving its natural beauty while also providing economic opportunities for local people.

This model of eco-tourism, which is rooted in cultural preservation coupled with environmental stewardship, offers a blueprint for future tourism development across the region, the article concluded.

Khanh Hoa named emerging hotspot for cultural and eco-tourism

VOV.VN - New York-based magazine Travel and Tour World has spotlighted Khanh Hoa, a south-central province of Vietnam, as an emerging destination where tourists can immerse themselves in cultural heritage and explore unspoiled natural landscapes.