Phu Tho Vietnam

Doan Hung District, Phu Tho Province, has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Doan Hung.

Phu Tho is a province to the Northwest of Vietnam. The capital city of Phu Tho is Viet Tri City, 70km northwest of Hanoi.

Phong Chau District, Phu Tho Province, has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Phong Chau.

Phu Tho Province is adjacent to the northwest of Vietnam and Hanoi. The province is surrounded by Tuyen Quang, Yen Bai, Son La, Hoa Binh, Hanoi and Vinh Phuc. Viet Tri, the capital city, was the site of the ancient Van Lang Kingdom which along with Au Lac formed the core of the Vietnamese culture nowadays.

Phu Tho has only few tourist attractions: Hung Kings’ Temple, Xuan Son National Park, former battlefields on Route 2. The province is not popular for foreign tourists to Vietnam. But Phu Tho is a source of several agricultural products which are for exports and that makes it a popular destination for business traveler. Facilities for business travel hence thrives on the local exports

Phu Tho Province has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Phu Tho.

Song Thao District, Phu Tho Province, has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Song Thao.

Thanh Son District, Phu Tho Province, has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Thanh Son.

Phu Tho is a province in the northwest of Vietnam, the capital city of Phu Tho is Viet Tri, 70km from Hanoi. Phu Tho was where the Viet forefathers settled to build the first Viet-identity kingdom and Hung Kings’ Temple is a popular pilgrimage place during the Death Anniversary of Hung Kings.

The North-West of Vietnam with wild mountain peaks, with colorful hill tribes, with stunning rice terraces, with challenging roads offers great adventures by motorcycle to the thrill-seeking travellers.

Viet Tri District, Phu Tho Province, has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Viet Tri.

By Tieu Quy.

24November2011, Xoan Singing of Phu Tho Province of Vietnam was inscribed by the UNESCO to the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity which is in need of urgent Safeguarding.  The inscription was made at the Sixth Session of the Intergovernmental Committee Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage, which is to take place in Bali (Indonesia) from 22November2011 to 29November2011.

Yen Lap District, Phu Tho Province, has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from April through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From June through October, there may be typhoons that cause flash floods or landslides in Yen Lap.