Population: 1,509,000
Provincial town: Bac Giang Town
Districts: Son Dong, Luc Ngan, Luc Nam, Yen The, Lang Giang, Yen Dung, Viet Yen, Tan Yen, Hiep Hoa
Economic potentialities: agriculture, forestry, fruit (litchi, pineapple).
Bac Giang is located in North Vietnam, surrounded
by Lang Son and Thai Nguyen to the north, Hai Duong and Bac Ninh to the
south, Hanoi to the west, and Quang Ninh to the east. The main ethnic
groups in this area are the Kinh, Tay, Nung, San Chay, San Diu, and Hoa.
The climate in Bac Giang can be divided into two distinct seasons: the hot, rainy season lasts from May to September; the cold, dry season lasts from November to March. The average temperature is 240C.
Famous sites include Cam Son Lake, Khuon Than, and Suoi Mo.
Bac Giang is located in North Vietnam, surrounded by Lang Son and Thai Nguyen to the north, Hai Duong and Bac Ninh to the south, Hanoi to the west, and Quang Ninh to the east. The main ethnic groups in this area are the Kinh, Tay, Nung, San Chay, San Diu, and Hoa.
The climate in Bac Giang can be divided into two distinct seasons: the hot, rainy season lasts from May to September; the cold, dry season lasts from November to March. The average temperature is 240 C.
Famous sites include Cam Son Lake, Khuon Than, and Suoi Mo.
The climate in Bac Giang can be divided into two distinct seasons: the hot, rainy season lasts from May to September; the cold, dry season lasts from November to March. The average temperature is 240C.
Famous sites include Cam Son Lake, Khuon Than, and Suoi Mo.
Bac Giang is located in North Vietnam, surrounded by Lang Son and Thai Nguyen to the north, Hai Duong and Bac Ninh to the south, Hanoi to the west, and Quang Ninh to the east. The main ethnic groups in this area are the Kinh, Tay, Nung, San Chay, San Diu, and Hoa.
The climate in Bac Giang can be divided into two distinct seasons: the hot, rainy season lasts from May to September; the cold, dry season lasts from November to March. The average temperature is 240 C.
Famous sites include Cam Son Lake, Khuon Than, and Suoi Mo.
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