| | Sunday ,Jun 21,2009, Posted at: 16:44(GMT+7) |
| TV program to guide viewers around Vietnam | The first episode of travel series, “Hanh trinh kham pha” (Discovery: An itinerary) featuring Vietnam’s natural beauty, will be aired on June 21.
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| Ha Long Bay at dawn (Photo: Hanhtrinhkhampha) | The program will allow viewers to enjoy scenic landscapes and the people of Vietnam’s 63 provinces.
The program also offers much information about the traditional culture and lifestyle of Vietnam’s minorities.
The 52-episode series will begin by taking viewers north, starting from the Mekong Delta’s province of Ca Mau. Unfamiliar places will be presented to provide some new insights, a spokesperson for the program said.
In every episode, two guides and four travelers will arrive in a new place and discover life there.
Young viewers, aged 18 to30, can also win the possibility of a free trip by logging onto: http://hanhtrinhkhampha.uniad.com.vn/ or call the hotline 80111878.
By registering, viewers may have a chance to become one of the four travelers in an episode.
“Hanh trinh kham pha” is produced by Long An TV and the Uniad Jsc.
The program will be broadcast on Long An TV, Ca Mau TV, Kien Giang TV, Ba Ria – Vung Tau TV and Binh Thuan TV. |
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