Kim Son Scenic Area, Vinh An Commune, Vinh Loc District, Thanh Hoa for many years has become a famous tourist attraction. This place is called by many tourists a “great love cup”.

See autumn in the “great love cup” of Thanh country

About 40km from Thanh Hoa city, Kim Son Scenic Landscape Complex, in Vinh An commune, Vinh Loc district, is known as the “great love cup” in Thanh country. The Scenic Area includes limestone cliffs, caves and lakes…

Au stream – one of the highlights at Kim Son scenic area. These days, Au stream seems to be adorned with the color of water lilies, all creating a picture of a pristine, majestic but equally romantic landscape of the mountains and forests of Thanh.

Kim Son scenic spot stands out with 29 majestic and majestic mountains, distributed around the large lagoon.

In addition to possessing charming scenery, Kim Son scenic spot is also a spiritual tourist destination with the ancient Linh Ung pagoda, nestled right on the cliffs. The pagoda is both a place for tourists from all over the world to come to offer incense and pray, as well as a place to admire the whole landscape from above with a fresh and airy atmosphere.

Spiritual space between charming mountains.

Kim Son water cave (also known as Ngoc Ho and Ngoc Kieu caves) – one of the most beautiful water caves in the scenic area.

The water cave follows the Au stream through the cliffs with layers of glittering stalactites.

In autumn, water lilies bloom, and Au stream becomes more and more poetic.

One of the impressive points of the Kim Son eco-tourism area must be the immense lake located at the foot of the mountain. For many years, this lake area has been planted by local people. From the 9th lunar month, people row boats here to harvest tubers.

With a length of nearly 3km, Au stream connects the caves forming an attractive boat tour chain. Sitting on the boat, visitors will be released into the landscape, admiring the beauty of the scenic area.

In the scenic area, visitors can also see with their own eyes a variety of animals and plants such as monkeys, goats, and mallard ducks… According to a representative of the scenic management board, the number of monkeys here is very large and live entirely. wild. To protect the monkeys, they hire guards and prohibit hunting around scenic areas.