Ban Gouc Waterfall: New tourism concept for unforgettable experiences!

Ban Gouc Waterfall: New tourism concept for unforgettable experiences!

The local population and the authorities in the tourism area of ​​the Ban Gouc Waterfall are currently working together to master the challenges of tourism. The aim is to improve security as well as the order and quality of tourism and at the same time to create new livelihoods for the locals. In an ambitious project, one strives to change the appearance of the area: the chaotic sight of messy stalls should be a thing of the past and be replaced by well -groomed stands and an untouched landscape.

In the past, the picture of the region was shaped by many spontaneous commercial activities and messy tents, which significantly impaired aesthetics and visiting experience. This development is a result of the efforts of the population to adapt to tourism to increase their income. However, this led to chaotic conditions that are now to be remedied.

comprehensive measures for improvement

To improve the situation, various measures were initiated. A project to strengthen management is implemented that aims to restore order and secure livelihoods. A new service area is set up, old stalls are relocated, and new parking facilities including transport services are created with electric cars. This environmentally friendly measure not only wants to minimize environmental pollution, but also increase the attractiveness of the area.

Positive feedback from Chinese tourists and international travel agencies about the landscape and the quality of service have already made the round. The Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism from Cao Bang underlines the improvement of the shopping conditions and the creation of new jobs as important aspects of the development plan for the region. Nevertheless, the challenges during the high season are pointed out, including traffic jams and unorganized parking spaces.

cross -border tourism cooperation

In the context of the development of the Ban Gouc Waterfall, the cross -border tourism cooperation zone between China and Vietnam is also worth mentioning. This official zone was opened on October 15, 2024 and connects the Chinese city of Chongzuo in the Guangxi province with the Vietnamese part of the waterfall. Tourists of both countries benefit from relieved customs handling services within this zone.

The implemented management stars include group bookings, time -limited cross -border trips and defined travel routes. The Detian-Ban Gioc waterfall is not only considered the largest cross-border waterfall in Asia, but also the fourth largest worldwide. This cooperation is the first of its kind in China and is intended to provide valuable knowledge for the cooperation between the two countries. According to official data, over 4,000 Chinese tourists have already visited the Vietnamese part of the zone from October to December 2024.

From May 16, 2025, a ticket sales point will be set up at the new parking lot, and there is a close coordination with security forces to regulate traffic and support tourists. Visitor feedback is collected in order to further improve the quality of service and to make the development of the area sustainable. The future quality of tourism in the Ban Gouc Waterfall seems promising, while cooperation with China could boost international tourism.