LAM KINH HOTEL About Thanh Hoa The province of Hoa is located in the North Central Vietnam. Its farthest north point of land is 110 km south of Hanoi. It borders Laos to the west with 192 km of land borders running through mountainous areas. Its northern neighboring provinces are Ninh Binh, Hoa Binh and Son La with 175 km of land borders, and 160 km shared with Nghe An province to the south. Thanh Hoa lies on the shore of South China Sea which enjoys 102 km of coastline. Throughout the country’s history, Thanh Hoa remained its border stability. The province is home to 7 ethnic groups including: Kinh, Muong, Thai, Dao, Mong, Tho and Kho Mu which have different ways of lifestyle creating a multi-colored picture of Thanh Hoa’s culture. Thanh Hoa has an ideal geographical location which enjoys the characteristics of three economic zones: mountainous area, midland and seaside delta. The province is rich in natural resources including soil fertility, forests and minerals and it is referred to as a small version of Vietnam. Being one of the largest provinces in Vietnam with an area of 11,106 km2 and the population of over 3,4 million working and living in 27 districts, towns and city, Thanh Hoa has an original geographical location together with the rough river system, mighty mountains and the immense sea. At the dawn of human being, this place was the home of the ancient local people. According to the excavation results, during the ancient Stone Age which dates back as far as a few thousand years ago, three ancient civilizations including: Vi Son, Hoa Binh, Bac Son flourished in the archaeological sites of Do Mountain and Con Moong
LAM KINH HOTEL About Thanh Hoa The province of Hoa is located in the North Central Vietnam. Its farthest north point of land is 110 km south of Hanoi. It borders Laos to the west with 192 km of land borders running through mountainous areas. Its northern neighboring provinces are Ninh Binh, Hoa Binh and Son La with 175 km of land borders, and 160 km shared with Nghe An province to the south. Thanh Hoa lies on the shore of South China Sea which enjoys 102 km of coastline. Throughout the country’s history, Thanh Hoa remained its border stability. The province is home to 7 ethnic groups including: Kinh, Muong, Thai, Dao, Mong, Tho and Kho Mu which have different ways of lifestyle creating a multi-colored picture of Thanh Hoa’s culture. Thanh Hoa has an ideal geographical location which enjoys the characteristics of three economic zones: mountainous area, midland and seaside delta. The province is rich in natural resources including soil fertility, forests and minerals and it is referred to as a small version of Vietnam. Being one of the largest provinces in Vietnam with an area of 11,106 km2 and the population of over 3,4 million working and living in 27 districts, towns and city, Thanh Hoa has an original geographical location together with the rough river system, mighty mountains and the immense sea. At the dawn of human being, this place was the home of the ancient local people. According to the excavation results, during the ancient Stone Age which dates back as far as a few thousand years ago, three ancient civilizations including: Vi Son, Hoa Binh, Bac Son flourished in the archaeological sites of Do Mountain and Con Moong
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