Community-based tourism - a worth-a-try experience in Phuc An commune
- Friday, December 17, 2021
YBO - Setting foot in Phuc An commune of Yen Binh district, the first thing visitors can feel here is that this is a tranquil rural area with friendly and hospitable people. Local residents earn their living mainly from fishing and weaving shrimp traps, which are also interesting experiences that travellers should not miss once coming to this place.
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Foreign tourists experience community-based tourism in Phuc An commune.
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