Thị Trấn Yên Minh Vacations

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A small town in northern Vietnam, Yen Minh often forms part of the trails followed by the many tourists who travel around the north east of the country. Spectacular landscapes, charming villages and adorable locals - it's a nice place to be!

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Thị Trấn Yên Minh: How to get there?

Three hours from Ha Giang by scooter

Thị Trấn Yên Minh: When to go?

From March to May and August to November

Thị Trấn Yên Minh: For how long?

A few hours

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Thị Trấn Yên Minh: What to see in the surroundings?

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A small town in northern Vietnam, Yen Minh often forms part of the trails followed by the many tourists who travel around the north east of the country. Spectacular landscapes, charming villages and adorable locals - it's a nice place to be!

My suggestion

To discover Yen Minh and the surrounding region, I recommend that you take a trip on a scooter to stop when you feel like it, just because the landscapes are so stunning!

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