Da Lat to RoK Launches Visa-Free Touring Opportunity

The route to the south of the Republic of Korea (RoK) has recently gained popularity in Vietnam, thanks to the introduction of charter flights from Hanoi, Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Ho Chi Minh City.

In Lam Dong province, a visa-free tour is being offered, which includes flights from Lien Khuong airport to Muan airport in Jeollanam province in the RoK.

During this trip, travelers will have the opportunity to visit the Sinan islands, also known as the Purple islands, which is an emerging destination in the RoK. They will also explore the traditional Gwangju Yangdong market, the Gwangju lake eco-geological park, the Suncheon film set, the UNESCO World Heritage Site Seonam Temple, and Jeollanam province, known as the food capital of the East Asian country.

Nguyen Nhat Vu, vice president of the Lam Dong tourism association, stated that Jeollanam offers stunning natural beauty and unique cultural heritages, making it a highly attractive destination for tourists.

Furthermore, the number of Korean visitors to Da Lat is expected to increase significantly, along with the promotion of the Da Lat-Jeollanam tour.

With the new service available, people in Lam Dong and nearby areas can enjoy more affordable and convenient tours, eliminating the need to travel to major cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City for flights to the RoK.

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