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  • Very cool person. We had a very nice boat with very friendly crew in Halong Bay. Their organisation was perfect.
    Loic Chassot
    Loic Chassot
    Mar 19, 2024
  • Lim gave us excellent advice. She organised a tailor-made tour for us that perfectly met our expectations. You can trust her with your eyes shut!
    Gaëlle Soriano
    Gaëlle Soriano
    Mar 19, 2024
  • We spent 2 extraordinary days, the guide and driver were very kind and helpful. We were able to taste the typical dishes of the region, it was really delicious. The visit...
    My  Luu
    My Luu
    Mar 19, 2024
  • Many thanks to Lim who organized the Halong Bay cruise for us and for all his good advice before we left for Vietnam. We recommend Izitour and of course Lim....
    Sarah  Romano
    Sarah Romano
    Mar 19, 2024
  • A big thank you to Lien for providing us with a customised four day itinerary to Hanoi; our driver and tour guides were exceptional. We enjoyed all the food and...
    Kalia P
    Kalia P
    Mar 5, 2024

    NGHIA LO, GATEWAY TO THE " PHOTOGRAPHERS' ROAD"

    Nghia Lo is an essential stop on your fabulous trip to the north of Vietnam and more particularly on the "Photographers' Road" of which it is the entry point. The second largest rice granary in North Vietnam, Nghia Lo enchants travelers with its vast expanses of undulating rice fields and the hospitality of the Thai ethnic group, the majority in this region.

    The breathtaking "photographers' road".

    Travelers from Hanoi often stop in Nghia Lo before taking the famous "Photographers' Road". This 100-kilometre road separates Nghia Lo from Mu Cang Chai and offers some of the most spectacular views in all of Vietnam. A fantastic mountain road that, after passing through the village of Tu Lé, takes you over three breathtaking passes: Khau Pha, Khau Than and Khau Song. Along the way, many stops are planned so that you can admire the amphitheaters of rice terraces. It is a grandiose spectacle to see these mountains sculpted by the sole force of man's hand, whose colours and shades change according to the season.

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