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The trial operation of the tourist site will last until September 14th next year. In order to visit the site during the pilot opening, tourists must make a booking in advance. Vietnamese and Chinese citizens do not need a visa to enter the destination, but they must present their passports and go through exit and entry procedures. During the first three months of the pilot opening, the number of daily tourist groups from each country must not exceed 10, with each group consisting of no more than 20 members. From the fourth month onwards, the border tourist site will welcome a maximum of 500 tourists from each nation daily. Travelers from other countries are not allowed to visit the site during the pilot period. The main entrances to the tourist site in Vietnam are equipped with checkpoints and surveillance cameras. The site opens at 9:00 am and entrance procedures must be completed by 2:00 pm (Vietnam time). Visitors are allowed to sightsee for a maximum of five hours. Vietnamese touri...

This photographic exhibition aims to celebrate the exquisite beauty of wildlife birds while also raising awareness against harmful practices such as releasing, hunting, slaughtering, and consuming animals, as well as keeping them in captivity. Rin’s proposal for a wildlife photo exhibition was enthusiastically approved by the owner of Chillax Hoi An, a picturesque restaurant situated amidst a charming paddy field in the city. As a result, the exhibition will take place at this delightful location. The exhibition will be held from September 15 to 23, showcasing a collection of 50 captivating photographs capturing the beauty of a diverse range of wild birds found in central Vietnam. Among these stunning images, approximately 30 were taken in the picturesque settings of rice fields and rivers in Hoi An. Attendees of the exhibition will also have the opportunity to view captivating photographs showcasing the capturing, hunting, and eventual release of various species of wild birds. Thi...