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Pomelo Soi Ha - Xuan Van - Tuyen Quang | Famous specialty of Tuyen Quang Province

Soi Ha pomelo, Xuan Van commune (Yen Son) has long become famous, always pleasing people when having the opportunity to enjoy. The fruit is large, thin skin, smooth yellow color looks very eye-catching. When eating the dried pomelo, the shrimp is large, sweet and cool, with a mild aroma. Therefore, Soi Ha pomelo was granted a certificate of product quality registration by the National Office of Intellectual Property (Ministry of Science and Technology).

Don’t forget to bring this Quang Ninh specialty as a gift when traveling to Tuyen Quang.

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