Lam Dong Province Leverages Cultural Heritage to Boost Tourism
Vietnam's Lam Dong Province is successfully attracting domestic and international tourists by enhancing festivals rooted in its diverse ethnic cultures. This initiative aims to revitalize the local economy while preserving and passing down cultural heritage.
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