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If you are looking for some amazing mountain destinations in Vietnam, you are in luck. Vietnam has a diverse and stunning landscape with many beautiful and famous mountains to explore. Whether you want to challenge yourself with a trek to the highest peak in Indochina, or enjoy the scenic views and cultural attractions of the lower hills, there is a mountain for everyone in Vietnam. Here are some of the most popular and impressive mountains in Vietnam that you should not miss. – Fansipan: This is the ultimate mountain adventure in Vietnam. Fansipan is the highest mountain in the country and in the Indochinese Peninsula, with an elevation of 3,147 meters. It is located in Sapa, Lao Cai Province, and belongs to the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. Fansipan means “giant stone plate” in the local language, and it offers spectacular views of the surrounding valleys, forests and rice terraces. To reach the summit, you can either hike for two to three days with a guide and a porter, or take a cable car that covers 6.3 kilometers and takes only 15 minutes. Fansipan is best visited from September to March, when the weather is clear and cool. – Yen Tu: This is a sacred mountain in Quang Ninh Province, where Buddhism flourished in Vietnam. Yen Tu is home to many ancient temples, pagodas and relics that date back to the 13th century, when King Tran Nhan Tong renounced his throne and became a Buddhist monk on this mountain. Yen Tu is also known for its natural beauty, with lush forests, streams and waterfalls. The highest point of Yen Tu is Dong Pagoda, which stands at 1,068 meters above sea level. You can hike up to the pagoda, or take a cable car that runs from the foot of the mountain. – Ma Pi Leng: This is not a single mountain, but a mountain pass that connects Ha Giang Province with Meo Vac District. Ma Pi Leng is one of the most dangerous and thrilling roads in Vietnam, as it winds along steep cliffs and deep gorges. The pass is about 20 kilometers long, and reaches an altitude of 1,500 meters at its highest point. Ma Pi Leng means “horse’s nose bridge” in the local language, and it offers breathtaking views of the Nho Que River and the rocky mountains. Ma Pi Leng is part of the Ha Giang Loop, a popular motorbike route that showcases the stunning scenery and culture of northern Vietnam. – Thung Khe: This is another mountain pass that lies between Hoa Binh Province and Son La Province. Thung Khe is also known as White Rock Pass, because of the white limestone rocks that cover the road. Thung Khe is about 16 kilometers long, and reaches an elevation of 1,000 meters at its highest point. Thung Khe is famous for its changing scenery along the way, from green valleys and pine forests to misty hills and barren rocks. Thung Khe is also a great place to ...

Are you looking for a cafe close to Dalat’s center where you where you can hunt clouds and watch the beautiful sunrise? Binh Minh Oi Coffee Shop will meet your above needs. Photo: @nguyenthuylinh.136 The cafe is located near the city center, only a 10-minute drive from Xuan Huong Lake. The shop lies on Hoang Hoa Tham Street, Dalat City. This is one of the busiest streets and is known by many people, so it won’t be difficult to find the coffee shop. Photo: @_traxanhgiahuy Photo: @ziza.1012 From afar, Binh Minh Oi appears to be a small wooden house lying quietly next to a large pine forest, featuring Dalat’s ancient style. The entire atmosphere of the cafe is warm and friendly. Each small corner is a place for you to take excellent pictures that no one can make bad comments on. Photo: @moclan102 Photo: @anna._.2611 In particular, Binh Minh Oi Coffee Shop is designed with many different spaces, including outdoor and indoor spaces. The outdoor area is well-kept, with many beautiful daisies in full bloom. And the most favorite area is the large yard, where you may freely sit and wait for the most beautiful sunrise of the day. Photo: @yenngocpham1112 Photo: @maimakeup92 Photo: @donna.mt When coming to Binh Minh Oi, you can watch the stunning sunrise from outside. The light breaks through the clouds, covering the whole cafe in a dreamy light. This is also an excellent location for cloud hunting. The clouds merge into a white “cotton carpet”, a one-of-a-kind and gorgeous picture that you can admire. Photo: @tramemm Photo: @trinh09092000 In the evening, Binh Minh Oi often organizes acoustic shows so that people can put aside the fatigue of life and mingle with the flow of people and melodies in the middle of the weather and the peaceful space of Dalat. Photo: @trensyy.w In addition to the appealing drink menu, the shop also serves delicious food. The cafe serves two typical breakfast dishes in Dalat, which are shumai bread and mini pancakes. Remember to eat a little to fill your stomach before watching the sunrise. After recharging, you will have enough energy to take pictures. Photo: @localfoodguy_ **Things you should keep in mind when coming to Binh Minh Oi Coffee Shop – Check the weather forecast before your visit. – Because there is a lot of dew in the morning, the temperature drops quite low. Remember to dress warmly to avoid catching a cold. – Move carefully because the road is very slippery in the early morning. – In order to catch the dawn and hunt clouds, you should be at the shop from 5:00 to 5:30 a.m. – Bring a bottle of mosquito repellent when you arrive at the cafe early in the morning or late at night. Photo: @mieee_lynnn Photo: @_uyenthyy If you want to experience cloud hunting and sunrise viewing once in Dalat, don’t miss this address! — Compilation

📸 Here’s a detailed review from Tran Hau Day 1: – 22:00: we were present at Noi Bai – From Noi Bai airport, I booked a motorbike provided by Motogo, which was delivered to the airport. A rental fee per day is VND 150k for a super new motorbike. Every time I go to Northern Vietnam, I also book this brand, – Rested at the hotel for 1 night to recharge energy for backpacking the next day: VND 180k – I overslept until 7 am, then departed for Cao Bang. I took the Lang Son route, I must have taken the wrong road because the road was full of difficult muddy potholes. Also, we had a flat tire, so until 6 pm, we arrived. A surprise is that the scenery here is very beautiful, and you will go by the That Khe border. If you want to go backpacking, try the Bac Kan route. We also chose this route to go back home, there are a lot of turns. However, the road is smooth and the scenery is also excellent 🖤 – 18:00: we checked in Pi Nong Homestay (VND 250k/day). I was satisfied with this place, from the owner to the excellent view of the room. My taste! 😝 Day 2: Me Pia Pass – Lenin Stream – 7:00: we departed. The road was a bit difficult due to potholes and the combo of drizzle and fog, so I run at a rather slow speed. Around 9:00 or 10:00, we arrived. I take the route where I run across the pass and there are many similar sections. – Enjoyed a bowl of instant noodles with a stunning view of Khau Coc Cha to warm your stomach and gain strength for trekking 😔 – I went on Monday, so there was no one there. Only both of us trekked. It took us a lot of time to reach the destination, we were not tired but scared. We just enjoyed the view for a while, made some poses for pictures, then I went down. I felt a little sorry 😭😭 – Around 13:00, we drove to Lenin Stream, continued to get soaked in the rain and mist, and went astray until nearly 16:00. After arrival, we quickly enjoyed the view and then went down before dark 😭. The cost of sightseeing is VND 45k/person, including a tram ticket. Actually, on the 2nd day, I planned to go 4 spots, Mat Than Mountain and Thang Hen Lake, but there was not enough time. Day 3: Mat Than (God’s Eye) Mountain – Hanoi – I should have taken advantage of this day to return to Hanoi for a visit to Tam Chuc, but because the day 2 schedule was not complete, I had to stay longer to get to the valley where everything is beautiful. It was also rainy and foggy, the way down to the valley was a bit ugly due to the muddy rain, so it was hard to go. No ...

Visiting the villages in the Northwest, you will be immersed in the pristine picture of the mountains. Northwest Vietnam has long impressed many tourists when possessing its majestic natural scenery, is one of the “go forever and never bored” destinations of many people, even foreigners. This land is associated with many famous tourist destinations such as Sa Pa, Moc Chau, Mu Cang Chai, and Mai Chau… This place not only owns terraced fields, or cloud-covered mountain peaks, but the pristine villages imbued with local ethnicity are also extremely attractive to visitors. Here are 4 beautiful villages in the Northwest that you cannot ignore. Hang Tau village (Moc Chau, Son La) Photo: Nguyen Hong Duong. Hang Tau is one of the emerging tourist destinations in recent years. The village is called “primitive village” by many people because there are two nos: no phone signal and no electricity. Here there is a green lawn, wooden houses of the H’Mong people form an isolated cluster, surrounded by mountains and forests. Photo: Tran Ha Bao Ngan, Nguyen Thi Linh Chi. This is the village of some H’Mong people. This place is a farming and agricultural production area about 1ha wide, with a scene like a miniature steppe between the Northwest mountains and forests. This place is about 18 km from the center of Moc Chau town, the road is quite tricky, so you need a hard steering wheel to control or you can take a motorbike taxi. Ta Van village (SaPa, Lao Cai) Ta Van is known as one of the beautiful villages in Vietnam that visitors should not miss when coming to Sapa. Ta Van village is located in Ta Van commune, SaPa district, about 12 km from the city center. The roads here are a bit difficult to travel, so you need a steady driver or go with locals, but when you come to Ta Van, the effort you put into this journey is not wasted at all. Photo: @thtrz_, @_lethuhang Not too busy and bustling like in the town, Ta Van village carries in itself the peaceful and pristine beauty of the high mountains. Coming here, you will be immersed in the unspoiled nature, admire the terraced fields and listen to the sound of streams flowing to your ears. Photo: @ins.thuy, @andylee26. Especially here in the ripe rice season, Ta Van is bright yellow. In addition, you can also explore the unique culture of the people here, walking on the trail along the smoldering Muong Hoa stream for hundreds of years. Cu Vai village (Tram Tau, Yen Bai) Photo: @vedugx, @hnt002. Cu Vai is known as a village in the clouds thanks to its terrain on top of a mountain, covered by clouds all year round. Seen from above, the village looks very flat even though the terrain is located on the top of the mountain. The village is not too big, but it is very easy to go because there is only a straight main road. The whole village has more than 50 houses running along both sides of the main road. Thanks ...

The subject of mountain climbing thought it was difficult, but it did not make it difficult for the sisters. For a long time, mountain climbing (trekking) has been known as one of the adventure sports, always bringing challenges, requiring its pursuers to possess their own physical strength and skills. However, today, not only professional athletes but also many people are interested. Even for them, trekking is like an experiential travel model, exploring nature and the result is a “collection” of the mountain peaks they have climbed. Rising up the climbing trend of the sisters On social networks, there are always small groups set up, gathering people with the same interests to conquer the peaks. In, most of the members are men and they often exchange photos of unique landscapes on the climbing journey or share some experiences of conquering difficult roads. However, recently, groups about climbing have been continuously created, the number of members participating has also increased rapidly. What is more remarkable is that it has attracted the attention of many women. At the same time, climbing models on tour or “guide” climbing services are also enthusiastically welcomed. Linh Dan has climbed the mountain for the first time after many years of cherishing her dream. In fact, in our country there are not too many mountain peaks that people are allowed to conquer. However, compared to the difficulty, it is also a big challenge for those who pursue this subject. In particular, most of the goals of mountain climbers are always the roads in the North of Vietnam. They even set up the top 15 mountain peaks, sorted by difficulty level that must be set foot on the conquest journey. If Ta Xua or Chieu Lau Thi and Lao Than are the “national” journeys, suitable for first-time climbers, then Nam Kang Ho Tao or Pu Su Ling – although not the highest peaks, are two roads. the most difficult, is the striving goal of the mountain climbing sister association. Linh Dan (31 years old) has just marked her first journey with mountain climbing. According to her share, although she had cherished a plan to climb Fansipan since the 12th grade, she could not do it because she couldn’t find someone with the same passion: “Until the end of last year, when a friend came up . The sound of the invitation to climb Ta Xua, I agreed and was ready to go. When climbing, my legs hurt, but when I come back like nothing, I still go to work as usual This year, I also set a goal to go 2 more mountains.” Usually climbing with “strangers” for the first time Since many years ago, Linh Ngo (45 years old) has owned a long list of mountain peaks, from high to low, from large to small, spread across the country. In the North, Linh has climbed Ky Quan San, Ta Lien, Lao Than, Lung Cung, Nhiu Co San, Ngu Chi Son, Ta Chi Nhu, Phan Xi Pang, and Ta Xua. In the South, she conquered Chu Yang Sin, Ta Nang Phan Dung, ...

The spring flower garden is being completed at the foot of the Ngu Hanh Son Mountains, attracting Da Nang young people to dress up and “check in” on the occasion of the Lunar New Year. These days, the spring flower garden at the foot of Thuy Son mountain (Ngu Hanh Son scenic spot) attracts young people in Da Nang to have fun and save beautiful moments in the new year.Photo: Giang Thanh This new “check-in” point is located at the intersection of Le Van Hien – Pham Huu Nhat (Hoa Hai ward, Ngu Hanh Son district, Da Nang city).The project is being rushed to complete to serve the people on Tet holiday. According to Mr. Phan Dinh Thuan (in charge of project management), to ensure the progress, more than 100 workers worked in a hurry throughout 20 days and nights.In addition, the construction force also mobilized 10 specialized vehicles to level the ground. The park area is decorated with many typical flowers during Tet such as gerbera, raspberry, butterfly wings, poinsettia flower, firecracker carcass flower, marigold … colorful. Although still not completed, the flower garden still attracts a lot of young families, young people … to visit, take pictures to check in during Tet. The miniatures are decorated with traditional Spring colors with green Banh Chung, red couplets… loved by the children.Many families bring their children to take pictures in Ao Dai to save the brilliant moments to welcome the New Year. The space of the flower garden is conveniently located with Thuy Son mountain as the background, adjacent to Non Nuoc traditional stone handicraft village and Ngu Hanh Son scenic spot, located along Le Van Hien route connecting Da Nang and Hoi An – Quang Nam. . Knowing information about the spring flower garden on Facebook, two young people Nguyen Hoai Thong (University of Foreign Languages ​​- University of Danang) and Nguyen Thi Hai Yen (Duy Tan University) excitedly came to take pictures and record videos.Thong and Yen are very eager to promote and share beautiful moments about Da Nang, especially new destinations with friends near and far.”The flower garden has a very open space with miniatures, the flower garden is brightly decorated and flooded with flowers This place promises to be a new “check-in” point to attract tourists in Da Nang next to: APEC Statue Park, the banks of the Han River… Currently, the workers are still rushing to complete the items and are expected to put them in. serving people and tourists on January 16 (on the 25th day of the 12th lunar month, the year of the Tiger). According Tien Phong

Quan Ba Heaven Gate Twin Mountains (Fairy breast mountains) Villages and other things to do in Quan Ba Local markets Lung Khuy cave How to get there Other sights around Quan Ba Quan Ba is a famous stop along the route of the Ha Giang loop. It is here where you enter the real mountain area of the province, after driving over the stunning Heaven Gate pass with views on the Twin Mountains. If you have time, make sure to check out some of the remote local villages of minority and when you arrive at the right day, you can also see their unique market. Quan Ba Heaven Gate Quan Ba Heaven Gate or Quan Ba pass, feels like the doorway to real mountains of Ha Giang. It is here where the scenery changes rapidly to towering mountains with small villages dotted in the valley. It is around 40 km from Ha Giang City and it has some great viewpoints of the topped limestone mountains. On the top of the pass is a small coffee shop with a view, and with cold weather it is recommended to get a hot cup of chocolate here. View from the Quan Ba Heaven Gate at the top of the pass at the coffeeshop When you head down the pass for Tam Son town there is a parking lot halfway where you can stop and climb the stairs up for an amazing view over the mountains, village down below and the Twin Mountains. Twin Mountains (Fairy breast mountains) The Twin Mountains of Quan Ba are, as the name suggest, (almost) identical mountains next to each other. It is also called the Fairy Breast Mountains, after an ancient tail of the local Hmong minority, that could whistle so beautiful that a fairy came from the sky and fell in love with him. The Jade Emperor was mad when finding out she was gone and took her back. But because she already got a child with the Hmong man that needed nursery, she left her pair of breast so her son could drink the milk. The pair of breast grow round to feed the child and later turned into two mountains. The Twin Mountains from the viewpoint on the Quan Ba Pass There is a viewpoint from the Heaven Gate pass when you are driving down from the top to Tam Son town around halfway. You can park the motorbike or car at the parking lot and take the stairs up for a beautiful view over the Twin Mountains, the town and the mountains of Ha Giang. Villages and other things to do in Quan Ba Villages Quan Ba is more than the Heaven Gate and the Twin Mountains, there are also a lot of villages to explore. When you are coming from Ha Giang City via the QL4C then there are a few roads after Tam Son Town on your right that takes you down to the river. Along the river you can explore ...

The beginning of the new year is also an appropriate time for young people to have brilliant pictures of these flowers. Moment of New Year’s Eve, nature has brought us many beautiful flowers that compete with each other. If you have the opportunity to set foot in a new land in the right flower season, surely visitors will not only have more wonderful experiences but also bring home a set of excellent photos. Flowers not only adorn the “virtual living” photos more beautifully but also make visitors more wistful and nostalgic about that land. Here are the types of flowers that tourists often have to wait until this time to have the opportunity to photograph, so tour groups are hustling together to “hunt flowers”. Go to Moc Chau and get lost in the white plum blossom forest January in Moc Chau will be covered with white, not of snow but of blooming plum blossoms. Not only famous for the immense green tea hills, but visitors also come here at the beginning of the year because of the pristine white plum blossom gardens. Photo: Gia Han In Moc Chau, plum flowers do not have to grow sporadically but will spread on the hillsides, pulling from one valley to another, making the whole sky become bright. But if you want to become a true “plum blossom hunter”, visit the pine forest of Ang village, Ba Khe sub-area, Long Luong, Pa Phach,… When plum blossoms are “whispering” with spring like this, it will give visitors the feeling of being lost in a poetic fairy-tale dream. Photo: Swan Lake Young people wait every day to go to Da Lat to see cherry blossoms It was only in mid-December last year that young people were busy preparing a schedule to visit the mountain town to see the cherry blossoms in bloom. On the groups that love Da Lat, many young people count down each day of the blooming season to capture the bright pink flower sky. Young people who are passionate about “virtual living” think that the peach blossom season in the dream city is no different from the scenery in Korea or Japan, so tourists are extremely excited when traveling to Dalat at the beginning of this year. Photo: Dong Ngo Indeed, this gentle color flower is seen as the pride of Da Lat and is what makes tourists always yearn to visit the city every spring. When walking on the streets, you can also easily see rows of colorful peach blossom trees. But if you want to be more sure, you can go to the city center on Le Dai Hanh street, Tuyen Lam lake area, Cau Dat lake, .. to get lost in the beautiful peach blossom forest. Photo: Luu Thai Anh, Ngoc Anh Dao Forest peach blossoms also bloom in the snowy land of Sapa Not only Da Lat, many young people in the North are just waiting for this “season change” to go to Sapa to watch the snow fall and “hunt wild peach blossoms”. In the bitter cold, ...

For every coffee crop, people in the Southeast districts of Gia Lai and neighboring provinces cross the mountain to pick coffee for hire. They live temporarily in a farmhouse, eating frugally to save money when the New Year is approaching. The districts of Ia Grai, Chu Prong, Duc Co, and Chu Pah (Gia Lai) enter the coffee harvest season in mid-November every year. This is also the time when gardeners are “thirsty” for workers. In recent You scoundrel years, gardeners in Gia Lai have actively Do you wanna die contacted idle labor sources in the southeastern districts of the You’re crazy province and neighboring provinces such as Phu Yen and Quang Ngai. In November every year, the flow of people from neighboring districts and provinces goes uphill to collect coffee (Photo Pham Hoang). Coffee pickers from all over the world come to Gia Lai to make a living usually in groups of 7-10 people, usually, neighbors and relatives, bringing their personal belongings, from clothes, blankets, and dishes… and build a field hut, live right in the rented garden house. This year’s coffee crop, Mr. Le Van Long (Ayun Pa town, Gia Lai) invited 5 other people who are relatives and neighbors to Ia Grai district to collect coffee. The garden house has arranged for 6 people to live in the same 40m2 stilt hut. Wages are paid according to productivity, at the rate of 100,000 VND($4)/quintal. Wages are paid according to productivity, at VND 100,000 ($4)/quintal (Photo: Pham Hoang). In the Get lost early morning, Get out of my face in the shack, women You’re crazy cook rice, and men prepare canvas to collect coffee. 5:30 You have a lot of nerve am, a working day has begun. Mr. Long invited 5 people who are neighbors and relatives to come to the Ia Grai district to collect coffee (Photo: Pham Hoang). Mr. Long said, wages are calculated according to the yield, so the group also took advantage of going to work early and leaving late. On average, each coffee picker earns about 500,000 VND ($20) /person/day. This year, the wages increased by several tens of thousands of dong per quintal of coffee collected, but the cost of fuel, food and drink also “teams” the price. “In the early days of harvesting, my hands were burned and burned from plucking coffee. My shoulders were bruised from carrying coffee. Gradually, my hands were also calloused, no longer feeling pain. To save money, we split up to sleep in the morning. This season, the wind is strong, so everyone brings more warm clothes to sleep. Life is poor, but because of difficult circumstances , everyone works hard to do business,” Mr. Long confided. Leaving his 2-year-old daughter in the care of his grandmother, Mr. Ksor Sai (25 years old, from Ayun Pa town) and his wife, Nay Hieng, went to Ia Grai district to collect coffee. Ms. Nay Hieng confided: “The people in the lowland districts this season have finished the rice crop, so they are idle and invite each other to ...

This time, people in Huong Khe, Ha Tinh are harvesting Khe May oranges. The specialty fruit in the mountainous region of Ha Tinh is priced at 90,000 VND($4)/kg, but the garden owner still does not have enough goods to supply the market. blob:https://vinlove.net/e5f4bc4b-b106-4954-a51d-44b5f69ef543 The specialty fruit grown in the high mountains is still “burning out”. Huong Khe district (Ha Tinh province) has more than 2,000 hectares of orange trees, concentrated in Loc Yen, Huong Tra and Huong Thuy communes. Huong Do commune is the capital of the most famous Khe May oranges, with about 300 households growing oranges, with a total area of ​​over 320ha. Orange trees have a height of 2-8m, planted about 3m apart. In the past few months, Khe May oranges are ripe and bright yellow, and people have begun to harvest them. Previously, people used nets or wrapped bags to prevent the fruit from being invaded by ants or insects. When harvesting, people will lower the cover and taste the fruit right in the garden to check the quality before selling to customers. “The fruits are unusually red, we know it’s broken, don’t meet the standards, so we pick them and discard them. Khe May oranges are fragrant and have a deep sweet taste. The variety of oranges grown in this land is different from other oranges on the market. school,” said Mr. Nguyen Van Trung (35 years old). Mr. Nguyen Van Trung’s family has 800 orange trees grown on the hill, mainly Xa Doai and V2 oranges, estimated to harvest 2 tons of fruit. “This year due to the erratic weather, the tree produces less fruit than usual, but the price is good. Currently, Khe May oranges are sold at the garden at 60,000-90,000 VND / kg”, Mr. Trung said. According to the leader of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Huong Khe district, Khe May oranges are grown according to VietGAP standards and are stamped with traceability and brand names when put on the market. People have a hard time during the harvest season. After selecting and cutting the fruit, they will collect it in a lane that can hold about 10kg and then carry it down the hill with their shoulders. Due to the terrain characteristics, people use specialized vehicles in agriculture to harvest oranges. According to many people, this year oranges are priced well, but they do not have enough goods to supply the market. Khe May oranges are currently sold in other provinces and cities in the country such as Hanoi, Nghe An, Ho Chi Minh City… After deducting costs, this orange helps garden owners earn from 200 million VND to billions. copper per case. Mr. Nguyen Hong Son, Chairman of Huong Do Commune People’s Committee, said that in recent years, Khe May oranges have become a trademark and a specialty of Huong Khe in particular and Ha Tinh in general. “Growing Khe May oranges helps many families have a stable income, completely changing their lives,” said Mr. Son. Photo: Internet (vinlove.net)

Bui sticky rice, also known as black filling, is loved by many women when the cold season comes. Cannabis – A simple gift from the mountains and forests Nature favors people in the coastal areas with a lot of seafood, shrimp, and fish, but they also do not forget to give valuable gifts to the midland and mountainous regions. That’s when we talk about the two-headed rhombic fruit, which when ripe has a dark purple color covered with a white chalk-like layer. Did someone steal that fruit that used to be known as “ugly”, black, not very flattering, what’s so special that so many people hunt for it when it’s in such a season? Bui fruit (also known as filling), many places in the countryside call it, such as the semi-mountain areas of Ninh Binh and Hoa Binh. But people are still more commonly known by the name black fillings. Fillings are of two types. Black fillings (glutinous fillings, fleshy fruits) are also known as o exhibition, black exhibitions, and carpentry – they are dark purple in color. White filling is also known as feeling exposition, bar fruit, sago, cockroach fruit, rice mark, Thanh Tu, Bach exhibition, … has a pale greenish-yellow skin. Bui fruit is grown popularly from the Quang Binh region onwards to the northern highland provinces such as Ha Tinh, Nghe An, Hoa Binh, Son La, Cao Bang,… The name is many, the fruit is also fun to listen to. Because of the “national” character, it is called a filling for easy remembering. The idyllic fruits of some of this countryside are delicious from the outside in. Also strange. The flesh of the fruit can be processed into many delicious dishes, the sharp seeds inside are cut in the middle to remove the white filling inside. This is the right way to eat this fruit! Compared with other fruits, black fillings are preferred by many urban women, not afraid of the expensive price but compete to buy. Because if you can’t quickly buy black fillings when in season, you have to eat “quality 2” white fillings only. When the hot summer sun goes out to welcome the wind, it’s time for the black canola roots to come to fruit picking. July and August of the lunar calendar is the most valuable time for fillings. Especially the fillings are picked from the highlands. Because of the ideal soil, the glutinous fillings in this area are rich and fleshy, blending the delicious flavor in the mouth forever. Black fillings are processed into many delicious dishes, such as stuffed pork, braised fish with fillings, sticky rice with fillings and even fillings. And when the cold wind enters the door, creeps to the depths of the soul, it makes people crave for something delicious, warm, and greasy like fillings, right? How to eat delicious fillings? In the past, fillings were considered “meat of the poor”. Freshly put in the mouth, the sour-bitter-bitter taste is mixed, but chewing the fruit is sweet, fragrant, and greasy, leaving a long aftertaste. Do not rush to think that ...

Located in the heart of the city, these mountains are not only a masterpiece of nature but also a great pride for Vietnamese people. Vietnam is favored by mother nature, endowed with many wonderful natural landscapes of mountains and forests. Sights not only exist in the distance or at the top of the cloudy sky, but even in the midst of busy cities, you can also see many famous natural landmarks. The image of a towering mountain, standing proudly in front of rows of tall buildings and the busy life of people, creates a majestic, superficial picture that is equally poetic and lyrical. Bai Tho Mountain – Quang Ninh It is not natural that when it comes to Ha Long, Quang Ninh people wholeheartedly praise the majestic and poetic beauty of this land. In addition to the internationally renowned natural wonders, this place also carries with it the pride of owning Bai Tho mountain – a natural masterpiece with 1 – 0 – 2 of the mining land. It is no exaggeration to say that Ha Long is magnificent with a city with “mountains in the heart of the city, town in the heart of the sea”. Bai Tho Mountain is located in the center of Ha Long coastal city – Source: Internet Bai Tho Mountain possesses an altitude of nearly 200m above sea level, located in the center of Ha Long city, Quang Ninh province. The top of the mountain is straight, and surrounded by undulating cat ears cliffs, making the mountain look like a giant, solid but mysterious castle. This place is not only a limestone mountain, but also a historical and cultural relic of the Vietnamese people. On the mountain, there are still poems carved in Chinese characters of King Le Thanh Tong carved on stone in 1468, and of Lord Trinh Cuong in 1729. Perhaps because of the love of the poetic and fanciful scenery of the bay. but many famous poems were born. The poem is engraved on the stele at the top of the mountain – Source: Quangninh.gov The mountaintop area also has a flag fluttering, whether it is day or night, it lights up the whole sky. Looking down from the top of the mountain, we can admire the unreal beauty of Ha Long Bay. The shimmering light of the heritage city makes us more proud of the natural scenery of our country. Phai Ve Mountain – Lang Son Lang Son is not only famous for places like Dong Dang or Ky Cung river, but also has a flagpole fluttering on Phai Ve mountain bearing the pride of the people of the border region. Located in Vinh Trai ward in the heart of Lang Son city, Phai Ve mountain is praised as a giant “mountain island” in the heart of the city with the beauty of the mountains and forests. The flagpole is located on top of Phai Ve mountain in the center of Lang Son city – Source: baolangson.vn Phai Ve Mountain is not too high, only gentle with green trees ...

“Conical mountains, towers, pyramids … intertwined in front of our eyes”, the American tourist described the scene on the rocky plateau. In her next New York Times article, author Jennifer Bleyer describes the colorful experiences that come from the costumes of the Hmong women, as well as the yellow color of the alternating corn beds. in the middle of the rocky plateau. The surreal scene on the rocky plateau If when we arrived the night before, Dong Van was extremely quiet, the next morning, this town came to life at dawn. Hmong women with colorful green and pink headscarves descend from the stilt houses, carrying bamboo baskets laden with corn and vegetables to the town market. People are busy buying and selling cigarettes and tea. Farmers lead their buffalo around the market. Vibrant colors in the costumes of the highlanders (Image: NYT) We linger inside a centuries-old house that has turned into an Old Quarter Café, enjoying a mango smoothie and strong coffee, before heading back to the market to shop for breakfast. We bought packets of sticky rice with black beans wrapped in leaves and tied up pretty; and hot tofu. Another specialty of the H’mong is cornbread with an attractive yellow color. Dong Van rock plateau (Photo: Vietnamtourism) Sua, a young White Hmong woman who works at the hotel, planned to take us on a tour. Wearing a traditional hand-woven hemp dress and an indigo blue head scarf, Sua, who does not speak English, informed us of the plan by smiling and typing a Vietnamese phrase on her mobile phone, Translated as: “I will lead you through the beautiful little path”. For 5 hours, we followed Sua into the hills, drenched in sweat on narrow, steep trails crisscrossed. This is also the daily path of the local people through the hamlets and fields. The majestic scenery in Dong Van (Photo: Vietnamplus) This is definitely a worthwhile experience. After going through a steep slope away from the village, immediately before our eyes was a panorama of limestone mountains, creating a scene like giant egg cartons upside down. I must say it was a surreal scene: conical mountains, towers, pyramids…weaving before our eyes. Corns sprouted among the rocks. The farming of the families here is closely associated with the rocky plateau. Occasionally, flashes of red and green from the vibrant costumes of the H’mong women flicker among the rocks, as they visit the fields. Colorful costumes of Hmong women at a market in Ha Giang (Photo: NYT) As we passed a walled house, we heard chanting and gongs. Sua told us that someone had just passed away, and that a shaman was cleaning the house. The market next to Thang Co pot and a bowl of corn wine After a visit with Sua, Tuan Anh drove us to the small town of Sa Phin, 16km west of Dong Van. About 100 years ago, King Meo chose a hill here to build a mansion. The hill’s relatively gentle, shell-like shape is considered auspicious by fortune tellers. “The fortune-teller said that if he built a ...

Invite friends to temporarily stay away from the city, doing a mountain climbing trip combined with nature sightseeing is so much fun. Now climbing is not only a healthy exercise but also brings many other experiences. As you cross the slopes on your own, you will enjoy the natural scenery that changes gradually with altitude. Not only that, but you also have the opportunity to experience camping overnight on the top of the mountain, “hunting” the clouds, watching the sunrise, or taking pictures with the “beautiful” background. If you also want to climb the mountain but don’t have much time or limited physical strength, these 3 famous mountains below 1000m high in the South are the right choice for you. Chua Chan Mountain (Dong Nai) Located in Xuan Loc district (Dong Nai), just over 100km from Ho Chi Minh City, it is easy to go back during the day, so Chua Chan mountain is the “gut” place of the mountaineering association but does not have much time. Although possessing the second highest altitude in the Southeast region, compared to Ba Den mountain, the Chua Chan mountain climbing route is “easier to breathe” because this mountain is only about 837m high. Not only that, but Chua Chan mountain also has an arc shape, so during the climbing process, you can see most of the surrounding unspoiled natural scenery. Chua Chan Mountain now has a cable car system, but many people still choose to climb because the road is quite easy to go. You can go by 2 roads: electricity poles and pagoda roads. The electric pole road will have a clear path, you only need to follow it for about 3 hours to reach the top of the mountain. If you want to visit Buu Quang Tu Pagoda located halfway up the mountain, you can choose to go to the pagoda road. Photo: @si.nguyen_ Standing on the top of Chua Chan mountain, you will have the opportunity to admire the vast plains below and breathe in the fresh air after a long journey through the forests and slopes. If you have time, you should stay overnight to camp, and organize activities such as campfire, BBQ party. The next morning, you can catch the sunrise and “hunt” the clouds around the beautiful mountain. Photo: @kem.neko, @frozenery Ba Den Mountain (Tay Ninh) Dubbed the “roof” of the Southeast with an altitude of 986m and charming scenery, Ba Den Mountain is enough to make those who love climbing and exploring nature desire to conquer. Because of its ideal height, standing from the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the fields, the houses below and Dau Tieng lake in the distance. Photo: @catalin_chitu_22_photography To get to the top of the mountain, you can choose to climb the stairs or go by cable car. Although Ba Den Mountain has 2 “genuine” cable car routes, many people still choose to conquer the towering mountain by themselves. The climbing journey is quite difficult, but in return you will be able to see the scenery change ...

All the beautiful Co Tien mountains in Vietnam have their own beauty, worthy of quality tourist coordinates for visitors to conquer and explore. Discover the beautiful Co Tien mountains in Vietnam 1. Co Tien Mountain Ha Giang Co Tien Mountain or Quan Ba ​​Twin Mountain is one of the beautiful Co Tien mountains in Vietnam, which is checked in a lot by Vietnamese and international tourists. In addition to the natural beauty, this mountain is also associated with a beautiful story about motherhood. So if you have the opportunity to come to Ha Giang, you should remember to explore Co Tien mountain.  Co Tien Mountain or Quan Ba ​​Twin Mountain is a famous destination in Ha Giang. Photo: @nnthuytt.vn Double Mountain is a relic with 2 mountains located next to each other in Quan Ba ​​valley, about 50 km from Ha Giang city center. With the shape of a woman’s island, the two mountains are called Twin Mountain, double means a pair, symbolizing women’s breasts. The mountain is shaped like a woman’s island. Photo: @trinh_x Legend has it that in the past, there was a fairy named Hoa Dao because she loved the sound of the mouth trumpet of a Mong boy who came to the world and married him, giving birth to a handsome baby boy. However, because of the violation of the fairy world, the fairy was sent to heaven to be punished. Loving her young child, she left her breasts to nurture her growth. Later, her breasts turned into two beautiful mountains.  Around Co Tien mountain are green and large fields. Photo: @thailand__vietnam Today, Co Tien Mountain lies in the middle of a beautiful flat valley. Around Quan Ba ​​Twin Mountain are the green fields of people in the district. In the fall, the ripe golden rice makes the scenery around the foot of the mountain more beautiful and romantic. In the distance, looking at the whole land of this land, there are many other high and low mountains intertwined, but all are shy, giving way to the Twin Mountain which radiates a unique and impressive beauty. 2. Co Tien Mountain Bac Ha Among the beautiful Co Tien mountains in Vietnam , the mountain located 2 km from Bac Ha town is a place that many tourists choose to explore. Instead of climbing Fansipan too high, Co Tien mountain with an altitude of 1600 meters is suitable for those who have little time and moderate fitness.  In Bac Ha, Lao Cai also has a beautiful Co Tien mountain. Photo: Muong Khuong Television This Co Tien mountain stands alone on the road from Si Ma Cai to Bac Ha, covered by the typical green forests of the Northwest. Same name as Co Tien, but this mountain is not as famous as Quan Ba ​​Twin Mountain . However, that does not mean that this place is less beautiful or less majestic.  This mountain is 1600 meters high, at the foot of the mountain are the villages of the Bac Ha people. Photo: Muong Khuong Television Legend has it that this mountain used to be the place where fairies used to come down to roam and ...

Many people, even though they have traveled all over the world, when arriving in this land, they are still full of emotions and feel like they are “returning to themselves”. Located among the majestic mountains and forests of the spiritual land known as the “first spirit mountain” of Vietnam, Yen Tu Mountain belongs to Uong Bi city, Quang Ninh province, about 50km from Ha Long Bay, associated with the famous name. of Buddha Emperor Tran Nhan Tong, Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect and the history of the sacred mountain from thousands of years ago. Legend has it that there was a monk An Ky Sinh who went to this mountain to practice immortals, practice medicine, cure diseases and save people. People reverently called him An Tu (Master An) and called the mountain An Tu Son – the origin of the name of the present place Yen Tu. An important historical milestone more than 700 years ago, the wise emperor Tran Nhan Tong gave up the throne to Yen Tu to practice and enlighten the Buddha. He is the only emperor in the world who has ever ordained and attained Buddhahood. He founded and became the First Patriarch of Truc Lam Zen School – a Zen line imbued with Vietnamese identity, with the desire to build a happy and good-oriented nation. Located at the foot of the sacred Non-Yen Tu and inheriting the heritage of the mountain, Truc Lam Cultural Center with elements of Legacy Yen Tu – MGallery, Nuong Village, Truc Tam Dao … is both a unique cultural space with a unique cultural identity. Echoing the Tran Dynasty (13th century), connecting religion and life, past and present, has just created a special resort complex. Since then, Yen Tu is the birthplace of the Truc Lam Zen sect, which is considered a Buddhist holy place in Vietnam from the 13th century to the present. Yen Tu Mountain has become a national cultural heritage in Quang Ninh province, with many great values ​​of culture, history – nature – spirituality, attracting a large number of domestic and international tourists. Visitors can also admire the image of Hue Quang Kim Thap – the only historical artifact remaining from the Tran Dynasty in the 13th century, along with the legacy of the Truc Lam Zen sect reproduced at Legacy Yen Tu – MGallery . This place has the royal style of the Tran and Nuong dynasties with the appearance of an ancient Vietnamese village, cleverly recreated thanks to the “magic” of the world-famous “architectural wizard” Bill Bensley, along with the talent and enthusiasm of the artisans of contemporary Vietnamese traditional craft villages. Yen Tu continues the mission of preserving and honoring the enduring values ​​of the thousand-year heritage of his ancestors and being the spiritual fulcrum of the Vietnamese nation. In addition, this place is spreading the core values ​​of the mountain to visitors through cultural institutions and human services. Coming here, visitors are surrounded by the beautiful natural landscape of Yen Tu National Forest. At the same time, ...

The road to Pu Luong is not too difficult as the road in the Northwest, the scenery on both sides of the road is beautiful with the mountainous terrain, the green color of primeval forests, and rice fields. Located about 95km northwest of Tho Xuan airport (Thanh Hoa province), Pu Luong nature reserve located in two districts of Ba Thuoc and Quan Hoa does not disappoint. The scenery here makes a strong impression with primeval forests, terraced fields covered with hills and mountains, cool and pleasant climate all year round. In recent years, Pu Luong has been mentioned as a “phenomenon” of tourism in Thanh Hoa province: the wonderful scenery captivates people’s hearts, the mountain system embraces the Don, Leo, and Hieu… primeval forests, waterfalls, caves, terraced fields, and dense clouds around the mountainside. This place is also home to the Thai (black) and Muong ethnic communities. In addition to relaxation, you can also enjoy specialties such as lam rice, ancient duck, bitter bamboo shoots, grilled stream fish … and bold local activities of the people. Beautiful scenery on the way to Pu Luong, the mountains are full of green eyes At the end of May and mid-June, this is the season of water pouring, the beginning of a new crop, so all the terraced fields are the green color of rice. And the end of September to mid-October is the season that can be said to be the most beautiful of the year in Pu Luong, the terraced fields put on a brilliant yellow shirt, a sign of prosperity and abundance. Come to Pu Luong to have fun and forget the way back Ban Don, and Ban Leo can be said to be the two central villages when you visit Pu Luong. Here there are resorts with beautiful scenery from the table, “genuine” view with green terraces, and in the distance is Pu Luong peak – the highest mountain here. Pu Luong Resort – Luna is carefully cared for by the owners, every corner of the house, branches and grasses… From the property, you can borrow bicycles or motorbikes for a walk around Don and Leo villages. You remember to charge the battery, and clean the phone hard drive, because there are too many “check-in” places for you to “live virtual” and forget the way back. Many resorts have a “divine” view in the center of Don village – the “heart” of Pu Luong Kho Muong Cave (Bat Cave) is located in Pu Luong Nature Reserve (Thanh Hoa) – a destination not to be missed when coming here, evoking the feeling of a peaceful, majestic and mysterious land waiting for you. you discover Beautiful nature around Hieu waterfall (Lung Co commune, Ba Thuoc district) Visiting and enjoying green tea at the 60-year-old Thai house on stilts (black) in Leo village Pu Luong still retains its own scenery and identity. During the trip, I did not see plastic bottles scattered here, the village roads were quite clean. I hope that no matter how strongly tourism ...

Located among the mountains and forests of the Northwest, this 5-star hotel has been praised by CNN TV channel as an ideal vacation destination. “Once a sleepy town famous for its terraced fields and tribal culture, Sapa – about a 5-hour drive from Hanoi – has in recent years developed into one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world. first in Vietnam.” These are the things that CNN dedicates to the Northwestern land of Vietnam. Before the pandemic, every year Sapa welcomed nearly 300,000 foreign tourists. Along with the growth of tourism, hotel services and resort locations also flourished. In particular, a 5-star hotel has been “favored” by this US news agency for many compliments. That is the Hotel de la Coupole. CNN wrote: “This hotel was designed by Bill Bensley, who created a series of Asia’s leading luxury hotels such as the Rosewood Luang Prabang and the Shinta Mani Wild of Cambodia. It’s like an opulent European palace from the early 20th century.” The manager of the Hotel de la Coupole said: “The hotel’s DNA is nostalgic for the Indochine era in the early 1900s. French haute couture is combined with national colors, creating distinctive features. brilliant way between the mountains and forests of the Northwest.” The facades and “classic” rooms use mustard tones – a signature color used during the French Indochine period, while the other rooms are bright orange and ruby ​​red, inspired by the H’mong ethnic group. in Sapa. It has 249 high-class rooms, top-notch restaurants and spa services for resorts and events. The rooms have private balconies with sweeping views of the vast Sapa valley. Majestic mountain scenery can also be admired from the rooftop with luxurious restaurants. Vintage objects are part of the sophisticated interior, helping the hotel to recreate the 1900s Parisian atmosphere. The hotel offers a wide range of services for younger travelers. Embroidery and patterns on some fabrics also honor the H’Mong culture. The chandelier in the lobby is inspired by the traditional hat of the H’Mong. The facade of the hotel is covered with symbolic colors commonly used in Indochina architecture. In terms of dining, the hotel features a local French restaurant, a rooftop bar overlooking the mountains of Sapa and a French bakery. Some of the spots that the CNN writer rated as the most prominent include the spa, the 435 square meter ballroom and the children’s club for young guests. In particular, La Grand Bassin indoor swimming pool located on the 7th floor is an art space with emerald green marble columns, bronze statues and brilliant chandeliers providing a luxurious and splendid resort experience. The floor-to-ceiling windows show the whole scenery of Sapa valley. Many tourists choose to relax here with a book, or lie down on the couches. With its ancient structure, Sapa Hotel De La Coupole is like a luxurious European palace from the early 20th century. Combining sophistication and style with modern technology and features, the hotel It is the perfect getaway for a romantic vacation, cozy family trip and special events, ...

More than 150 km from Hanoi, Tuyen Quang is an interesting place for families who want to return to nature. Tuyen Quang is a mountainous province in the northeast of our country, mentioned a lot in the sentence “Thai tea, Tuyen girl”. This place is associated with many heroic historical relics of the nation. Besides, Tuyen Quang also has majestic and equally poetic natural landscapes. Besides the wild mountains, the wonderful cuisine here also makes many people look forward to. The most beautiful season in Tuyen Quang Unlike other provinces in the North, Tuyen Quang has two distinct rainy and dry seasons. Due to the mountainous location, the winter weather (November and December of the lunar calendar) sometimes appears extreme weather. Accordingly, traveling to Tuyen Quang from September to October is the best time to go. At the same time came the Mid-Autumn Festival. In Tuyen Quang this is one of the biggest festivals held, if you are lucky enough to go on the right occasion, you will be in the same festive atmosphere. Besides, the last days of autumn are more peaceful with wonderful dream scenes: the season of buckwheat flowers in full bloom. Moving to Tuyen Quang Only more than 150 km from Hanoi, there are many means of transport to help you move. For many families or young people, traveling by car or motorbike is quite easy. The bus fare to go from Hanoi to Tuyen Quang is about 120,000-200,000 VND. Places not to be missed in Tuyen Quang It is not a famous place on the tourist map of our country, but Tuyen Quang makes people who come here fall for its wild and rustic beauty. Here are some attractive places in Tuyen Quang that you cannot ignore. Na Hang Ecological Area Photo: @tientiton1807 Dubbed “Ha Long Bay on the mountain”, the resort belongs to Na Hang and Lam Binh districts. Located more than 100 km from the city center, this place is famous for its diverse natural scenery and majestic and mysterious landscapes. With a total area of ​​up to 15,000 hectares, Na Hang has a large space for you to rest, explore and relax. In particular, this place has 8000 hectares of water surface, surrounding green mountains, so it is called “Ha Long Bay on land”. Photo: @bao_uyen_my. The best time to go to Na Hang Ecotourism Area is from August to December of the solar calendar, at this time the weather is not too hot or too cold, suitable for waterfall climbing, fishing, camping… Photo: @quangtrungday Not only has the attraction of scenery, but Na Hang tourism also possesses a unique culture from 12 living ethnic groups. Each ethnic group has its own characteristics of activities, thereby creating conditions for you to learn about culture. Mo Waterfall Mo Waterfall is also known as Pac Ban, which is compared to a charming young woman in the mountains of Na Hang. Behind the name of Mo waterfall is an interesting legend and if you come here you will hear it. Photo: @_tna.112. It is known that the origin ...

Nestled among the mountains and forests of the Northwest, is the train hotel that appears right near the Bach Long glass bridge really as beautiful as in the imagination? In the minds of many tourists, Moc Chau is a place with only tea hills and dairy farms, but few think that after a few short years, this place will hold more such tourist projects. Especially in recent times, this place has received the attention and search of many tourists because of the appearance of a high-speed train-shaped hotel “growing” right in the middle of the Northwest mountains. This hotel is called The Bullet Train Hotel, located in the tourist complex of Moc Chau Island, about 7km from the town center to the tourist area. It is known that this tourist complex is invested and developed by 26 Moc Chau Tourism Joint Stock Company, which consists of 2 main areas, the amusement park and the experience accommodation area. When entering this resort, all visitors will travel by tram of the resort to go to the reception house about 1km away. After completing the procedures, visitors will move to the hotel by tram again, the amusement parks on Moc Chau Island are almost far from each other, so walking will take quite a long time, moreover, quite tiring when this place is full of slopes. Moc Chau is windy, one side is rolling hills and mountains, below there are valleys and right in the middle of that wonderful wild natural scenery, the silhouette of the ship lying close to the hillside gradually appears. As you probably already know, the hotel’s “strange but familiar” name is very similar to the movie Bullet train. Perhaps that is why The Bullet Train Hotel is like the embodiment of a super-speed train between the Moc Chau plateau with a length of 225 meters including 28 rooms. Before coming to this place, we also received mixed opinions about the location of the hotel. According to many people, this is a unique and creative idea, somewhat new compared to other types of accommodation in Vietnam, but there are also opinions that the appearance of such a high-speed train. It is not suitable between the mountains and forests of the Northwest, affecting the natural landscape. Some comments from the online community: –  “Good idea, the tail should also be designed like the first, because the high-speed train is running at both ends .” – Duy Thanh. – “I find it quite beautiful and unique, aiming for a modern and cool beauty” – Ha Thutran. – “In terms of design, it’s okay, it’s a bit new. If you add a 1-section track at the “pron”, it will be more beautiful. But warning for those who intend to stay at this hotel, stay away from the season. storm”  – Hai Long. – “The landscape in front is both narrow and boring. It’s more like a container-style room than a high-class hotel!” – Viet Cuong. – “Like this, it will break the landscape, after a few days, no one who is in the stuffy city will come ...

With a length of 632m hanging on a cliff, Bach Long glass bridge becomes a “virtual living coordinate” attracting many tourists to visit and experience it. Moc Chau has long become a familiar destination for many people with rolling hills, waterfalls, and valleys loved by many tourists. Now, in addition to the natural scenery, Moc Chau also holds the world record work – Bach Long glass bridge. White silk strip in the Northwest mountains Overcoming the 526-meter-long glass bridge in Three Gorges Huangchuan, Guangdong Province, China, Bach Long Glass Bridge was awarded the certificate of “World’s Longest Walking Glass Bridge” by Guinness World Records with the total length of the bridge. length is 632 m. Bach Long Glass Bridge is located at an altitude of 1,080m above sea level, and belongs to the Moc Chau Island resort complex, located in Muong Sang commune. Here, each season is endowed by nature with captivating beauty. Along with the flower seasons, Bach Long glass bridge is like a new mark for the poetic highlands of the Northwest mountains. This is a transparent glass bridge, spanning the gorge with the deepest point from the bridge to the cliff is 150 meters. The type of glass on the bridge deck is made of French super tempered glass, consisting of three layers of 40mm thick glass with a capacity of up to 450 people. In the midst of the immense green mountains of Moc Chau, the glass bridge appears with a striking white color, like a thin white silk strip. Most people feel very overwhelmed by this glass bridge, not only “like the illustration” but Bach Long glass bridge makes visitors both excited and a little scared when walking on the bridge. Perhaps this is a destination in Moc Chau only for those who are not afraid of heights. Experience sightseeing and take pictures of “virtual life” Immersing yourself in the wild space of the mountains is also a memorable experience when coming to Moc Chau. At this height, visitors can see the whole mountain valley, although the landscape is not too majestic, the tourist complex is still in the process of completion, but there are still enchanting photography angles that not everyone can enjoy. also know. One of the “virtual living” photography coordinates that everyone must take is on the Bach Long glass bridge with a view of mountains and green valleys… Especially, if you go at a time when there is a sea of ​​clouds or sunset. Kissing, the photo will be extremely magical. In addition, the pictures on the transparent glass background are also worth a try. In particular, Bach Long glass bridge also has the continuation of a diameter road running along the cliff. Part of the wall runs long, quite spacious with protruding points for visitors to easily admire the scenery and take pictures to check-in. This adds to the attraction of the entire longest glass bridge in the world. Going to the end of the longest bridge in the world is to arrive at Muong Mooc cave – the ...

Located on a rocky area, next to Cuc Phuong National Park, Vedana Resort is one of the most famous resorts in Ninh Binh with unique architecture, imbued with national identity. Vedana Resort is a 17-hectare tourist resort complex on a rocky area, located right next to Cuc Phuong National Park (Cuc Phuong commune, Nho Quan district, Ninh Binh province). This famous tourist area has a unique architecture imbued with cultural identity but is still modern and creative with a combination of works made from natural bamboo materials interwoven with luxurious construction. This place is known as a symphony of bamboo songs in the middle of the great forest. Because this resort has many unique works made of bamboo, located in a position surrounded by nature in Muong village and mountainous terrain. At Vedana Resort Ninh Binh, many important areas are optimized mainly with bamboo materials. The highlight of the resort is 3 constructions with completely bamboo materials instead of reinforced concrete like conventional buildings. The first is the 1,000m2 Bamboo Restaurant, with a total height of more than 15m equivalent to the height of a 5-storey house, made up of more than 70,000 bamboo trees, which can serve for social activities. recommendations, teambuilding. The building has a mountainous architecture, is located on a large lake, has 3 dome floors and is inspired by the image of a traditional Vietnamese conical hat. Next is the Reception House built with 23,000 bamboo trees and the Convention Center made up of 113,000 bamboo trees. These are still the largest bamboo structures in Southeast Asia up to the present time. The above unique works were designed and completed by architect Vo Trong Nghia. Architects do not use any metal materials when completing the above works, the bamboo body is tied together completely by sharp bamboo rods and parachute strings. Vedana Resort includes 8 bungalows overlooking the lake, 93 unique resort apartments with separate architecture and 15 villas providing high-class accommodation services. In particular, each villa and bungalow is designed in its own style and has its own sundeck as well as a balcony overlooking the garden or central lake. This resort also owns a prime location when it is located right next to a series of famous tourist areas, such as: Cuc Phuong National Forest, Trang An – Bai Dinh eco-tourism area, Tam Coc Bich Dong, Tuyet Tinh. glass… Rooms at Vedana Resort. Guests can enjoy the traditional beauty and peace and serenity when coming to Vedana Resort Ninh Binh. Some interesting activities here that visitors can participate in are: learning about the culture and enjoying the cuisine of the Muong people, relaxing, bathing in hot mineral springs, cycling, relaxing with a meditation garden, spa or spa area. Modern gym and tennis court. Share this: Pinterest

With majestic landmarks such as Ma Pi Leng Pass, Quang Ba Twin Mountain, Nho Que River, and Tu San Canyon…, Ha Giang is always a destination that makes tourists from far away fall in love. From September to March is the ideal time to visit Ha Giang, this is when the rice fields are ripe, flowers bloom in the sky and also the time for festivals of the mountainous people. Ha Giang is located in the Northeast, a land favored by nature with a diverse ecosystem, along with the interweaving forest, mountain and river landscape creating a natural picture that is both majestic and poetic. Ha Giang stone plateau is also home to about 20 ethnic minorities, creating a unique cultural beauty and preserving many long-standing historical relics. Photographer Le Cao Hai (or Hai Le Cao, born in 1984) is from Hung Yen. He is known in the travel community as an enthusiast of trekking and adventure travel. Every destination he went to was very beautiful and unspoiled, he made an impression with beautiful and somewhat adventurous photos. Having a special love for Ha Giang rocky plateau, he has visited this land nearly 20 times. But every time he comes, he has a different feeling. “Ha Giang always carries in it the beauty of the mountains, majestic and pristine, it should be added that the beauty of the highland people is also a very beautiful inspiration every time I come to Ha Giang,” he shared. . His and his wife’s recent trip to Ha Giang took place in 5 days, quite impromptu. He and his wife did not go to famous and familiar places, but just roamed on beautiful roads, looking for wild and poetic natural spots to camp. Let’s see the majestic nature of Ha Giang through the very own perspective of photographer Hai Le Cao. Next September, the season of buckwheat flowers, white canola flowers, wild sunflowers … again invite each other to race, adorn Ha Giang’s land and sky even more poetic. The vast rocky plateau with rocky mountains in many shapes is a masterpiece of nature The soft roads crisscrossing the cat-eared rocky mountains, adorned with green leaves, is an indispensable beauty of the land of Ha Giang. This time, Ha Giang can welcome sudden rains, then when it stops, it will leave the same scene in the fog. The small village is nestled on the mountainside, surrounded by immense mountains and forests The road and stone wall are characteristic of the rocky plateau land An old ethnic couple standing under the eaves of the house, the sunlight shines through, creating a picture with beautiful and peaceful shades. Standing in front of the majesty of Ha Giang land, people become so small Ethnic people here live in harmony with nature, relying on the mountains and forests On the way, you can easily meet the image of old people or babies carrying a lot of weight on their backs, but their steps are strangely leisurely. Hmong child herding goats Lo ...

Tat Nang Waterfall located in the Van Ho district has long become an extremely attractive destination for people to visit and explore. Going through a thorny road, you will admire the charming natural beauty of the majestic waterfall. Located in the area of ​​Phu Mau 1 village (Chieng Yen commune), about 30km from the center of the Van Ho district, Ta Nang waterfall is beautiful and gentle in the Northwest mountainous region attracting tourists. Ta Nang in Thai means “Fairy Waterfall”.The waterfall is located in Phu Mau I village, Chieng Yen commune, Van Ho district, Son La province. Mr. Ha Van Khuong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Tat Nang Agriculture and Tourism Cooperative in Phu Mau village, said that to the people here, Ta Nang waterfall has been attached to their spiritual and cultural life, where the couple dates and prays to be together forever. At the foot of the waterfall, a gentle stream of water flows through the village, watering the trees and fields, and is a place where children and adults bathe and play every day. Originating from Ta Xam and Ta Piu streams, Ta Nang waterfall falls from a height of more than 100m, divided into 2 branches, including 3 floors. Tat Nang Waterfall is one of four famous waterfalls that tourists should experience when coming to explore on the Moc Chau and Van Ho plateaus (Son La). In 2016, Tat Nang Waterfall was ranked as a provincial-level scenic relic. To promote tourism potential, Van Ho district has assigned the People’s Committee of Chieng Yen commune to manage and exploit. According to the words of the local guides, Tat Nang” in Thai means “fairy waterfall”, meaning to compare the beauty of the waterfall with a beautiful girl. Sad love story of a couple who love each other but can’t get together.The girl has fallen under the waterfall to prove her faithful love.To the people here, Tat Nang waterfall has attached itself to the people here. their spiritual and cultural life, where lovers date and pray to be together for life. The road from the center of Van Ho district to Tat Nang waterfall is small and difficult to walk, but in return, visitors will be able to see firsthand the majestic and pristine beauty of the waterfall hidden between villages and lush forests. Unlike many other waterfalls, Ta Nang waterfall rarely runs out of water, white foam all year round.At the foot of the waterfall, the water flows gently through the village, watering the trees and fields and is the place where children and adults bathe and play every day.That is also the typical culture of ethnic minorities in Phu Mau village. “I am quite impressed with Ta Nang waterfall, the wild beauty as well as the story told by the people. The atmosphere at the waterfall is also very cool” – Ms. Ha, a Hanoi tourist shared. Ta Nang Waterfall is a beautiful and majestic waterfall with a length of 150m, a height of ...

KHANH HOA – The mountainous district west of Khanh Son has distinct attractions compared to the islands and coastline to the east. Khanh Hoa tourism is famous for its beautiful beaches, bays and islands. But if you follow the edge of Hon Ba nature reserve from Cam Ranh city, along Provincial Road 9, you will encounter a different space in the mountainous district of Khanh Son. Khanh Son is the homeland of the Raglai ethnic group with cultural features of the Central Highlands such as gongs, gongs, and Chapi instruments. With an altitude of about 800 m above sea level, Khanh Son has a cool and pleasant climate. The highlight that creates the attraction of this place is the wildness on the passes, waterfalls and clouds. Phuong Trinh at Ta Gu waterfall. Photo: NVCC Phuong Trinh, 24 years old, a content creator in Ho Chi Minh City, was born and raised in Khanh Son. With the desire to contribute to her homeland, she stopped her full-time job to focus on developing eco-tourism in Khanh Son. As an experiential travel enthusiast, Trinh finds it interesting to survey and find out different corners of her homeland with her colleagues. At first, they decided to exploit picnic activities at Ta Gu waterfall and hunt for rattan in Ba Cuong Bac commune. Sharing about cloud hunting in Khanh Son, Trinh excitedly: “A province famous for the sea, but having a cloud hunting spot with a chilly climate, it’s great. Along the way from the top of Khanh Son pass to Ba Cluster Bac commune , you will have the opportunity to see the sea of ​​clouds under the valley. This is not a specific destination, but a route. You can wander and stop where you like.” Trinh noted that visitors should leave early and be at the cloud hunting spot at about 6:30. From 7am to 9am is usually when clouds appear at the foot of the mountain, but this depends on the weather. “On days when it’s not sunny, windy, and it doesn’t rain in the afternoon, it’s hard to see clouds the next morning. In the rainy season, when the day is sunny, there’s light rain in the afternoon and there’s enough humidity, the next morning it’s easy to see a sea of ​​clouds.” Trinh shared. Sea of ​​clouds in beautiful days in Khanh Son. Photo: Phuong Trinh Having hunted clouds many times in Cau Dat (Da Lat), Trinh commented that the sea of ​​​​clouds here has its own characteristics: “The sea of ​​​​clouds in Khanh Son is not only present once a day like Da Lat or the Northwest, but often appears many times. from 7am to 9am, it’s like a cloud in Khanh Son for people sleeping in.” Cloud hunting spot is about 20 km from Ta Gu waterfall. Trinh advises visitors to walk in the direction of the suspension bridge after the end of the road, although it is farther but safer than the other direction, which has to climb rocks and wade a lot. Here, visitors will be able to see the waterfall ...

2. Pu Ta Leng Mountain 3. Pu Si Lung Mountain 4. Bach Moc Luong Tu Mountain 5. Tay Con Linh Mountain 6. Ba Vi Mountain Range 8. Son Tra Mountain (Monkey Mountain) 9. Ngu Hanh Son Mountain (Marble Mountain) 10. Ba Den Mountain (Black Virgin Mountain) Besides the thousand kilometer coastline, Vietnam also captures the heart of tourists with its marvellous mountains. A third quarter of the country’s topography is mountainous areas, so it is no surprise that mountain climbing and hiking are some of tourists’ most favorite activities. Since mountain ranges are located in different parts of the country, each has a unique charm defined by their position. Based on your preferences, you can find the perfect one for physical exertion, or another for a relaxing walking tour. Below, we introduce 10 out of most stunning mountains in Vietnam to visit! 1. Fansipan Mountain Location: Tam Duong District, Sa Pa, Lai Chau Province Ideal for: Climbing Height: 3,143 meters Time to summit: 2 to 3 days Difficulty level: Difficult Fansipan, the so-called rooftop of Indochina region, is the best way to kickstart your mountainous adventure in Vietnam. Standing on the outer part of Sapa, the impressive mountain boasts a height of 3,143 meters. It is truly a physical challenge for climbers, with its craggy route requiring at least 2 or 3 days to conquer. Also, an experienced guide is compulsory as it is not easy to navigate around. Nevertheless, the trekking trip is absolutely rewarding when you are completely immersed in the breathtaking nature of Hoang Lien Son Ranges. The walking trail going up and down really challenges your capacity, but flat surfaces appear once in a while so you can take a break. In addition, in monsoon months, the road may get slippery, posing threats to climbers. So try to arrange your climbing around the period of November and March when the weather is fairly arid. Travelling tip : In recent years, a cable car has been operated in Fansipan, allowing visitors to reach the mountain summit in just 20 minutes. The commercialization of a natural scene, unavoidably, affects the experience of climbers. But still, Fansipan is an adventure playground and an awesome mountain to crest. 2. Pu Ta Leng Mountain Source: @limtravelling Location: Ta Leng, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province Ideal for: Climbing Height: 3,049 meters Time to summit: Around 4 days Difficulty level: Very difficult Pu Ta Leng doesn’t usually appear in Vietnam travel ads, but it is certainly a great destination for climbing enthusiasts. It may not be as tall as Fansipan, but the track is much more challenging. The time needed to conquer the mountain is longer, and a local guide, as well as a permit from authority, is mandatory. The track starts off with a flat route, besides a few giant rocks to climb over along the stream. Everything seems to indicate a gentle trek that requires nothing but physical endurance. Don’t be misled by these starting points. Soon, you will ...

Once you have the opportunity to explore the high mountains in Ha Giang conquer the arduous and dangerous roads before embracing the picturesque natural scenery. High mountains in Ha Giang challenge backpackers 1. Tay Con Linh  Tay Con Linh is one of the high peaks in Ha Giang , located on the mountain range upstream of the Chay River in the west of Ha Giang, bordering between Tung San commune (Hoang Su Phi) and 2 communes Cao Bo and Phuong Tien (Vi Xuyen). ). From the center of Tung San commune to here is about 17 km. Today, this is a coordinate that many tourists discover when coming to Ha Giang.  Tay Con Linh is the highest mountain range in Ha Giang. Photo: @nhan.nhan19 Tay Con Linh is a mountain range located at an altitude of 2,428 meters above sea level, possessing diverse terrain and rich natural ecosystems. Coming to Tay Con Linh, visitors have the opportunity to explore ancient primeval forests, cross steep slopes, go through trials before setting foot on the top of the mountain and hunting clouds.  The road to the top of Tay Con Linh passes through unique primeval forests. Photo: @thiennguyen1012 Compared to many other high mountains in the North , Tay Con Linh is still not the highest or too famous. However, this is an impressive destination in Ha Giang, attracting many young people. From the center of Ha Giang city, visitors go to Thanh Thuy border gate, then go to Xin Chai junction to ask the way to conquer this high mountain in Ha Giang.  You will encounter cool, blue waterfalls. Photo: @jadenng0 The climbing journey takes visitors through the ancient Shan Tuyet tea hills with large tree stumps and luxuriant branches. Then, higher and higher is a mysterious, ghostly world of the vast primeval forest. This is a place where many old trees gather, with wide foliage and impressive green moss-covered trunks. Sea of ​​white clouds on the top of Tay Con Linh. Photo: @cu.dat.oi Climbing Tay Con Linh is not easy, because visitors have to go through difficult roads. But think of the beautiful white sea of ​​clouds on the top of the mountain, this will be a precious reward for you when you set foot on the top. According to the experience of many visitors, the winter from October to December is the most ideal for you to trek Tay Con Linh and sink into the beautiful sea of ​​clouds. 2. Chieu Lau Thi One of the high peaks in Ha Giang that is quite famous recently is Chieu Lau Thi. This is a mountain in the Tay Con Linh range, also known as Kieu Lieu Ti, located in the northwest, in the area of ​​Tan Minh and Chien Thang villages, Ho Thau commune, Hoang Su Phi district.  Chieu Lau Thi is located in Hoang Su Phi Ha Giang. Photo: @sumiwillow Chieu Lau Thi is a mountain with the meaning of “nine layers of clouds”, with 2,402 meters, the second-highest mountain of Ha Giang province, suitable for tourists to hunt clouds and admire the majestic natural picture in the land. northern mountains. From ...

Referring to the Central Highlands, many people remember the sun, wind, and basalt red soil, but Ha Thanh readers shared about the poetic beauty that few people know. If anyone asks which season is the most beautiful to travel to the Central Highlands, the answer is that regardless of the season, this land is beautiful in its own way. From January to March, the Central Highlands is dyed pink by the cherry apricot trees. From April onwards, the pure white color and the sweet aroma of coffee flowers bloom throughout the mountains and forests of the Central Highlands. Coming to this land in the last months of the year, people often say that there is no need to go far, just go to the Central Highlands, you can also see Korean autumn when yellow lily and wild sunflowers bloom. The trip to the Central Highlands is not simply a resort trip, but it is also an experience with many new and unique activities. Visiting famous landmarks, learning about the culture and life of the people, tasting delicious food and sipping a cup of coffee in the early morning are unforgettable experiences. Here are the spots I stopped by in my journey to discover the Central Highlands. Chu Dang Ya volcano Chu Dang Ya is a volcano that formed tens of millions of years ago. The road to the top of the mountain is like a fairy scene, with rows of yellow wild sunflowers , a green canopy, and in the distance, the sun peeks out from behind the majestic mountains. Standing from the top of the mountain looking down, you can see the beautiful Pleiku mountains and forests with the green color of trees, flowers and fertile red soil typical of the Central Highlands. Chu Dang Ya is about 500 m high, in the territory of Ploi lagri village, Chu Dang Ya commune, Chu Pah district, about 30 km from the center of Pleiku mountain town. Dray Sap Waterfall The Central Highlands is not only famous for its mountains but rivers and lakes and especially waterfalls are also destinations not to be missed. Located between Buon Ma Thuot city and Dak Nong province, the majestic Dray Sap waterfall is located on the Serepok river. Crossing the forest canopy, climbing up and down through the rocks, you will see in front of you is the white foam Dray Sap waterfall. The waterfall rests on the side of a towering cliff, in the distance is the blue sky creating an ink painting. Coffee World Museum Only in operation for a few years, but the Coffee World Museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions. The museum has an architecture inspired by the long house of the Ede people and the communal roof of the Central Highlands. Here, visitors will be able to visit and learn the history of coffee in Vietnam as well as the world by scanning a QR code – a different form compared to many museums. In particular, every day the museum will serve a free coffee, creating a new and attractive experience. Buon Don Buon ...

Where are The Blue Mountains? Best time to visit the Blue Mountains What to expect Wear appropriate clothing and footwear Stay safe How much time do you need in The Blue Mountains? Getting around Where to eat Where to stay Head into town Apple Picking The Three Sisters Wentworth Falls Scenic World Photo by Quentin Grignet / Unsplash The Blue Mountains, located immediately to the west of Sydney, is one of the most accessible areas of highland natural beauty in New South Wales, Australia. Although not particularly high for a mountain range, the Blue Mountains are nonetheless renowned for their unique, majestic scenery, cultural attractions, and relatively tranquil way of life. The Blue Mountains is a wonderful place to experience the raw beauty of the Australian bush. There’s plenty to see and do, and plenty of day tours to help you pack everything in. There are, however, a few important things you should know before taking your trip. Here are things you need to know before considering have a Blue Mountains tour from Sydney. Where are The Blue Mountains? Instagram: @annamusz1 The Blue Mountains are due west from Sydney and start about 60 kilometers away. The main tourist region of Katoomba and Leura is about 90 kilometers away. They are definitely worth visiting if you have time during your visit! Their close proximity to Sydney and the unique natural beauty and diversity of this region makes them a perfect day trip. Best time to visit the Blue Mountains Although warmer in summer, the Blue Mountains are normally a bit cooler than Sydney. At this time of the year, you are more likely to experience rain but don’t let this put you off. The trees come alive, the clouds blanket the mountains, and the waterfalls are at their peak. If you are planning on walking in the Blue Mountains, then consider the end of summer. Autumn is the true walking season for the Blue Mountains as the days are cooler and the rain is easing. What to expect Instagram: @juliarautakosk The Blue Mountains region is made up of seven separate national parks and is about 10,000 square kilometers in size. It was recognized in the year 2000 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique natural diversity. Rather than pointy glacial mountains, you can expect to see rounded peaks with deep valleys and towering cliffs, often with sparkling waterfalls plummeting over them. If you are on a smaller tour that can access the less-visited spots, then you may also find yourself enjoying ancient Aboriginal rock carvings and towering cool climate rainforests. You should visit the iconic Three Sisters, which is closest to the township of Katoomba and is one of the most impressive rock formations in Australia. You will also enjoy the crisp mountain air, abundant local bird life, ornate gardens, and charming local villages like Leura. Wear appropriate clothing and footwear The weather can vary dramatically from what you will experience in the heart of Sydney. It ...

1. What should you expect to explore if you choose the one day Blue Mountains tour? 2. What could you see from Evans Lookout? 3. Myth or fact: Stories at the Blue Mountains 4. A skyway, cableway, walkway and railway, which one should I choose at the Scenic World? 5. What should you pack for all day trip at the Blue Mountains? 6. Always remember to stay safe: Take the Blue Mountains Tour! You are reaching one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the world! Blue Mountains,one of top amazing attractions in Sydney, the World Heritage site, is not just created by “blue” color by its call, it also consists of different other colorful elements like turquoise water, blue sky, green forest, brown cliffs and canyons, or silver vaporizing mists from waterfalls. The Blue Mountains is also famous for its excellent ecosystem, a combination of a healthy nature and diverse local fauna like kangaroo, cockatoos, koalas, native birds, ….Spending only one day at the Blue Mountains makes you feel like just coming back from “Utopia”. Nice weather and great temperature make you feel refresh, motivated and energetic. The Blue Mountains is the must-see-spot for any travel lovers. Check out these ultimate tips in order to have the most successful fresh air trip: 1. What should you expect to explore if you choose the one day Blue Mountains tour? Blue Mountains in misty morning Instagram: @lucyhudec Through the best Blue Mountains tours, a passionate and informative tour guide will lead you to different intriguing spots along with indigenous people legends. It takes you about 11 hours to completely immerse yourself in a natural scene and discover the best things to to at Blue Mountains. You are picked up at your hotel around 7:45 am then head to the Blue Mountains from center Sydney. Throughout the whole day, first you will stop at Kings Table to visit wild animals and see the whole view of the Blue Mountains from Evans Lookout. Then you will stop at Echo Point to get to know Three Sister sandstone formation not just by its look but stories. Next you will trek through Wentworth Falls and have lunch at Leura. Visiting famous Katomba Falls will also be one of the most interesting parts in your trip. Marvel at man-made Scenic World thrilling rides. Finally, back to city by getting on the Paramatta River cruise and stop at the Olympic Park on the way. 2. What could you see from Evans Lookout? Gross Valley view from a unique vantage spot of Evans Lookout Instagram:@mmdesignphotography Though there are many lookouts in the Blue Mountains with stories behind them, Evans Lookout is the best of them all. George Evans, a solicitor discovered Evans Lookout and Grose Valley in 1882. That is why his name is attached to this point. Particularly, you will get the best views from this point at the sunrise and sunset when a wide range of sandstone cliffs gain its most beautiful look. Evans Lookout ...

Scenic World Blue Mountains The Aboriginal Blue Mountains Tour The Jenolan Caves Tread Lightly Eco Tour Waradah Aboriginal Centre Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum and Tearooms Blue is one of those colors that aren’t featured much in nature, but here in the beautiful New South Wales outdoors, the Blue Mountains, so called because of their incredibly high concentration of Eucalyptus trees, will let you enjoy an unforgettable experience in mountains exploration. Here is our all-inclusive guide to have a Blue Mountains overnight tour from Sydney.The Blue Mountains are enveloped by a misty blue haze that results from the oil of the Eucalyptus trees mixing with water vapor. Coupled with greatly dramatic outdoors sceneries which feature raging waterfalls, steep cliffs, and great jungles, the Mountains provide visitors with endless places to explore. Add to this a growing range of accommodations and cultural hotspots, and it can be overwhelming to try and plan an overnight trip that can pack in as much of the Blue Mountains experience as possible. Below are some of the unmissable experiences that the Mountains have to offer the time-crunched tourists looking to make a quick 2-day-1-night visit from the busy streets of Sydney. Instagram @bluemountainsaustralia Scenic World Blue Mountains If you’re into outdoors adventures, the Blue Mountains is in no shortage of options from which to choose, but the flagship Blue Mountains Scenic World is a great place to start at. Designated a World Heritage Wilderness, the Scenic World is a short trip from Sydney. Your journey begins from Katoomba, which itself is about 2 hours from Sydney Central Station. Short buses are readily available to take you to Scenic World. There, travel in the world’s steepest inclined passenger railway to arrive at the Scenic Walkway, an elevated boardwalk through the Jurassic rainforest. If that doesn’t sound like your speed, the Scenic World also features a Cableway and Skyway. The Cableway offers you a descent into the valley in an enclosed cabin with the added benefit of increased peace of mind. If you want just a bit of a kick to your travel, but don’t want to feel the 52-degree incline of the Railway, the Skyway lets you travel 270 meters in the air, through ravines and rocky hilltops. Whether it’s a leisure look at the amazing natural sights, or an adrenaline-fueled descent into the wilderness itself, Scenic World Blue Mountains has it all. Beneath you lies the spectacular nature! Instagram @scenicworld_aus The Aboriginal Blue Mountains Tour The Aboriginal Blue Mountains Walkabout offers a more traditional adventure to those who are keen on challenging the outdoors with their own 2 feet. On this tour guided by Aboriginals, visitors learn about the creation and spiritual significance of the mountains in the local culture. If culture isn’t your interest, the wildlife and sandstone caves along the wave will surely capture your attention. If, however, you are interested in the culture and myths of the Aboriginal people, you can fully immerse yourself in the tour, which features ceremonial sites, ...

1. Kings Tableland: back to history is one of awesome things to do in the Blue Mountains 2. Evan lookout: never miss this view 3. Three Sisters Rock: one of the best views you should not miss 4. Wentworth Falls: one of challenges you can experience in the Blue Mountains 5. Jamison Valley: getting close to Australia nature 6. Laura: Comfort yourself with yummy foods 7. Katoomba Falls: enjoying prettiest waterfall 8. Scenic World Rides: once-in-a-lifetime experience 9. The Olympic Park: visiting cultural and historical spot 10. Cruise along Parramatta River: best rewarding after a long day of things to do in Blue Mountain Australia, a country with a very friendly atmosphere and access to beautiful natural landscapes. If you are looking for a trip offering you a close-to-nature, fresh and tranquil experience just within a day in close proximity to Sydney, Blue Mountains is the best recommended spot for you to experience for yourself Australia’s rugged beauty. It only takes about 50 minutes from Sydney to reach Blue Mountains, and there you’ll have a panoramic view of mountainous ranges, sandstone cliffs, vertiginous valleys, epic wildlife from this National Park of New South Wales, Australia. Here are our pocket tips for 10 amazing things to do in Blue Mountains, the World Heritage site. 1. Kings Tableland: back to history is one of awesome things to do in the Blue Mountains For those who want to understand more about the indigenous history of Australia and wild animals, Kings Table Land fulfill that desire. You’ll start at an area for camping, and meet some of the Aboriginal Gandangara people. Kings Tableland impresses visitors with its sandstone rock platform that contain grinding and grooves, a decoration of ancient rock art. Kings Tableland is the oldest Aboriginal Gandangara site and is home to many wild species. Kangaroos and cockatoos are also spread among the path, offering opportunities to hand-feed them; a chance you likely wouldn’t find on other longer tours. Instagram @hippie_historian 2. Evan lookout: never miss this view Evan lookout provides a great scenic view from the Blue Mountains. From here you can see a panoramic view of the Grose River Valley. Standing from this spot. Inhale fresh mountain air and look out sandstone cliffs! This is also the place for those who want to get access to the valley below or hike to the nearby town of Blackhealth. Instagram: @rickysolucky 3. Three Sisters Rock: one of the best views you should not miss Instagram @blackberryperson From The Echo Point, you could easily head to the marvelous Three Sisters Rock natural formation on the north escarpment of Jamison Valley with sandstone cliffs pointing up to the blue sky. Especially at sunset or sunrise, Three Sisters Rock certainly provides such an amazing view that everyone should enjoy at least once in a lifetime. When you are in here, you have the chance to unveil the legend of indigenous Australian dreamtime. There are many myths and stories about this area. Stand here above the ...

The Vietnamese often called Marble Mountains ‘Ngu Hanh Son’ How to get to Marble Mountains Best time to visit Marble Mountains Amazing things to do and see in Marble Mountains Visit Water Mountain where sacred pagoda and caves are located Visit Soil Mountain to see Cham remnants Visit Metal Mountain to explore Bodhisattva cave Explore pagodas on Fire Mountain Visit Wood Mountain, the abandoned old wall About 8km southeast of Da Nang’s city center are the Marble Mountains. It is full of historical and cultural values, which make it one of the most tourist-attracting sites in Da Nang. Nowadays, the site is filled with technology and ancient things, it’s truly a representation of Vietnam’s development. The place is full of tourists most of the time. Therefore, if you’re going alone, it’d be a bit confusing. And that’s why I’m creating this guide, to help you know more about it and what to do. Instagram @hi63stagram The Vietnamese often called Marble Mountains ‘Ngu Hanh Son’ The name ‘Marble Mountains’ wasn’t created by the Vietnamese, but rather the French after they studied this place. The Vietnamese often called this place ‘Ngu Hanh Son’ (Five Elements Mountain). There are five mountains in accordance with the five elements of nature: Kim Son (Metal Mountain), Moc Son (Wood Mountain), Thuy Son (Water Mountain), Hoa Son (Fire Mountain), Tho Son (Soil Mountain). Each mountain is unique in shape with their own layout of caves and shrines.There is also a wide range of rare herbs and animals in Marble Mountain. Besides the flora and fauna, it’s also full of cultural and historical value, represented by multiple caves and shrines.In the past, it was a popular destination for noble classes and royals to visit. This place is also a destination for monks of Mahayana Buddhism to establish temples. Still, the history of this place can stretch as far back as hundreds of years before that, when the south half of Vietnam still belong to the Cham Kingdom. Even now, whenever you visit Marble Mountain, you can still feel the depth of its history. A sneak peak of what’s inside Marble Mountains. Instagram @pressureshack Discover Marbles mountain and other fascinating things to do in Hoi An with Inspitrip now! How to get to Marble Mountains You can get to Marble Mountains easily by taxi, bus, or “Xe ôm” (motorbike-taxi). With Grab (Uber for motorbike) you can get there easily (and still won’t break the bank). So always remember to utilize the app to the fullest.But if you want to drive there yourself, here’s are the directions. From Da Nang’s city center, you can cross one of the three main bridges of Da Nang (Han River Bridge, Dragon Bridge, and Tran Thi Ly Bridge). After crossing the bridge (no matter which one you chose), you’ll reach Ngo Nguyen Street. From there, continue heading south (or left, to make things easier) until you reach Le Van Hien Street. Follow it for about 2km and turn onto Huyen Tran Cong Chua ...

As it always has been, when we think of Thailand, Bangkok is soon to pop up as a number one holiday destination. However, there is a new addition to Thailand’s already booming tourism, that destination being Chiang Mai. A province of northern Thailand and a city of the same name, Chiang Mai delivers a more peaceful and relaxed vibe while matching the scale of the country’s capital. That is to say, Chiang Mai has its own plethora of winning attractions including Doi Suthep Mountain, which boasts a spectacular view from the mountain summit. Perching precariously atop Doi Suthep and overlooking the entirety of Chiang Mai like something out of a fairy tale, is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. The temple is one of Chiang Mai’s leading draws, seeing thousands of visits each day. So, should you be planning for a trip here, you will need ‘A detailed guide to visit Doi Suthep Mountains’.A bit about the Chiang MaiApproximately 700 kilometers or 435 miles north of Bangkok lies the city of Chiang Mai. As introduced above, Chiang Mai, which translates roughly to ‘New City’, is the capital of its provincial namesake and the largest city of Northern Thailand. However, before it was known by its current name of Chiang Mai, the city was once the capital of the Lan Na Kingdom between late 13th century and late 18th century, succeeding Chiang Rai, hence the name ‘New City’. After the following decade, it became a tributary state of Siam until the beginning of the 20th century and, eventually, home to the royal monarchs. Present day Chiang Mai still sits along the Ping River and is home to over one million inhabitants, constituting more than half of the province’s population. Additionally, the overall population of Chiang Mai province is made up of several ethnic demographics, such as the Hmong, Yao, Akha and Karen, the homes of whom are popular tourist attractions.Your introduction to Doi Suthep MountainFirst, let us address the mountain’s name, which is a two-parter, ‘doi’ and ‘suthep’. The former means ‘mountain or hill’ in Northern Thai dialect while the latter means ‘angel’. The same formula can also be seen in ‘Chiang Mai’, with ‘chiang’ being ‘city’ and ‘mai’ new. So, put two and two together and we have ‘Angel Mountain’, which only further reinforces the legend-inspired aesthetic at Doi Suthep summit.Doi Suthep, with the Wat Phra That Doi Suthep on its peak, is located 15 kilometers from downtown Chiang Mai. Overlooking the whole of Chiang Mai at 1670 meters, Doi Suthep and its slightly taller twin, Doi Pui, make up the Doi Suthep – Pui National Park. Overlooking the whole Chiang Mai from Doi Duthep Mountain. Flickr: Luzi Matzig Both Doi Suthep and Doi Pui are part of the Thanon Thong Chai Range, where lies the highest vantage point in Thailand, Doi Inthanon, at 2,565 meters. Interestingly enough, the mountain, Doi Suthep, and the temple on its top are closely associated. As such, people often refer to the ‘wat’ as ...

DAK LAK Be compared with Hue beef noodle soup, which has the same characteristics in the way of bone broth and broth, but the bun key still has its own unmistakable character. In addition to the plantations, high mountains and waterfalls, Buon Ma Thuot also holds a special “treasure” that attracts many tourists, which is vermicelli, a rustic specialty. As a typical delicacy of the red basalt land, vermicelli is often mistaken for a dish similar to Hue beef noodle soup because both use a sweet-biased broth, which is stewed from the bones of pork and beef. This is completely wrong because despite having the same characteristics in the way the bones are boiled to get the broth, vermicelli still has its own unmistakable features. The highlight of vermicelli is the giant pork leg. Photo: Khanh Ly Buon Ma Thuot has breathed the soul into the bowl of vermicelli with an abundance, openness and abundance. Diners, whether enjoying it for the first time or getting used to bun key, are a bit surprised when the bowl of vermicelli is placed in front of them. On each bowl was a big pork leg, about the size of an adult’s hand, so hard to see the vermicelli underneath. The bowl of vermicelli is not “full of sticky rice with meat”, but only highlights a single ingredient – that is a stocky, round, fragrant pork leg. This pork leg is not the same type as the sliced ​​Thai pieces in Hue beef vermicelli , but “spring roll”. “Keys” are not only special in size, but also in small numbers. This is the special meat that is removed from the front corn of the pig, so each pig will have only two keys. Thanks to the meticulous cooking by the cook, and the correct cooking time, the spring rolls become a delicious rustic dish, eaten daily by the people of the mountain town of Buon Me. If the giant sausage fills the eyes of the diners as soon as they see it, in the next seconds, the attraction is the thick broth of the bone broth, a little bit of cashew oil just enough to make the dish extra. eye-catching and wondrous part. Eaten with vermicelli is a plate of raw vegetables of all kinds, to reduce the feeling of fat. It’s still meat and bone broth, but if you compare this broth to the broth of Hue beef noodle soup, it’s unfair. If Hue beef vermicelli is added with typical fish sauce, vermicelli with less fish sauce and not as strong as it is sweet and loving. This broth is pure and milder, but the sweetness of bone broth is still lingering in the taste buds of diners. Bun key is often compared to the taste of Bun Bo Hue but has its own unique feature. Photo: TuanDao The bowl of vermicelli is just enough to eat without getting bored. The spring rolls must be enjoyed while still hot. The meat has been simmered soft, soaked in the flavor of the broth, each delicious piece of lean meat is not dry or residue, ...

The land of the Central Highlands is known more and more with the impression of being a new destination, close to nature and indigenous culture. May is the time of change of seasons in the Central Highlands when the dry season enters the rainy season. However, the rainy season in the Central Highlands is not as sudden as in the South or as persistent as in the Central region. Rain on this basalt red land does not make the city boring, but on the contrary, it also adds romantic and poetic features. Rain is often accompanied by a slight chill, for some people this is not very pleasant, but for dreaming souls it can be very enjoyable. Photo: Hue Ling Arriving in what is considered the land of coffee this month, you will not only be mesmerized by the aromatic flavor but also have the opportunity to discover the diversity of nature here. Amazingly majestic nature With famous landmarks such as Chu Dang Ya volcano, Lak lake, Tan Son dam, Ta Dung lake, Pleiku lake, and Da Voi mountain,… Basalt land converges both the majestic beauty of the Northwest and the beauty of nature. the calmness of the river delta. The famous Chu Dang Ya volcano in Gia Lai (Photo: Hue Ling) The red dirt road is like a canyon near the city center. Pleiku Hundreds of years old pine in the lake, Pleiku (Photo: Hue Ling) The path to the rubber forest is beautiful, isn’t it? (Photo: Chu Duc Giang) Yang Tao Elephant Rock (Mother Elephant Rock) (Photo: Hieu Thien) The famous Tan Son Dam (Photo: Chu Duc Giang) Arriving in this land, you will be roaming to explore many interesting places such as the vast savannah, vast mountains and forests. Feel the sweet aroma of tea hills and coffee hills. Or change the wind to see the poetic lakes, the immense mountain river flowing fast. The garden of fragrant coffee flowers (Photo: @hothiengaa) Wandering the streets of Gia Lai (Photo: @hothienngaa Ho Ta Dung is not happy (Photo: Vu Thao Nhien) Waterfall in the middle of the jungle With magnificent scenery and cool weather, the waterfalls in the Central Highlands always attract tourists to admire, even if they have to travel long distances. The beautiful waterfalls adorn the magnificence of the mountains and forests as a gift that nature bestows on this land. From above, flowing down the stone shelf, the waterfall throws white foam, forming vivid pictures. Each waterfall has its own attractive beauty like Dray Nur (Dak Lak) like a citadel wall with rushing water and dust flying like dew, covering an entire river. Photo: Nguyen Thi Diep Anh Or Phu Cuong waterfall is like a silk strip weaving through the rocks, squeezed between the mountains and forests of Gia Lai. Photo: Nguyen Thanh Tuan Lieng Nung waterfall (Dak Nong) falls from a high cliff into a mysterious cave… Photo: Ngoc Diep, Dang Thuy Duong Ancient and beautiful temples and museums Coming to the temples in the Central Highlands, you will see very finely ...

When to Visit Sentinels by the Sea The Marble Mountains aren’t the tallest or most famous mountains in Vietnam, but when you consider how they shoot up precipitously from the otherwise flat coastal plain, it’s no surprise that they would be considered something of an attraction. Add to that an intriguing history and stunning views, and the appeal is quite obvious. History Ngu Hanh Son District. Photo: Jesus Abizanda Vietnam has an impressive collection of mountains, from the Hoang Lien Son to the Annamese Range, misty green alpine scenes are familiar throughout nearly the entire country. But just outside the city of Da Nang, right about at the halfway point of the country, a cluster of five mountains has become a burgeoning tourist destination, mostly because they don’t seem to belong there. Jutting incongruously from the surrounding plains, the Marble Mountain’s location makes them an easy destination for anyone staying in the city, or as a stopover when visiting Hoi An. The earliest known history of the Marble Mountains dates back to the Cham Empire, which initially considered its caves and tunnels as holy sites. Over the ensuing centuries, numerous Buddhist shrines and temples were added in its caves and atop its peaks. Marble carvings. Photo: Andrew Magill It wasn’t until 1825 that the individual mountains were given their current names, which references the five essential elements: Tho (earth), Moc (wood), Kim (metal), Hoa (fire), and Thuy (water). Later, French geologists discovered the mountain’s marble composition, thus dubbing them the Marble Mountains. During the war that ousted the French, and later during the Vietnamese conflict, the mountains were repeatedly used as a refuge site. Despite there being an American airbase right on their doorstep, the Vietcong used the network of tunnels and caves to establish a secret field hospital to tend to their wounded and spy on the American forces at nearby China Beach. These days, the mountains have returned to being an oasis of peace, tourists notwithstanding. An effort has also been made to end the quarrying of the aforementioned marble, which was long prized by local carvers. Features A pagoda at the Marble Mountains. Photo: katiebordner Of the five mountains that make up the Marble Mountains cluster, only Mount Thuy is accessible to visitors. Guests must pay a nominal entrance fee, after which, they have their choice of how they wish to proceed. A modern glass elevator offers the easiest way to reach the upper levels, but for the adventurous type, there is a 156 step staircase with some sights to see along the way. Waiting up top are a number of temples, pagodas, and shrines. Just off the elevator, you have easy access to the Ling Ung Pagoda and Temple, which is an impressive feat of construction built back in 1825. You can also visit the multi-tiered Xa Loi Tower or the ancient-yet-newly-reconstructed TamThai Pagoda, which was alternately destroyed and rebuilt for the past 400 years. Perhaps the primary reason people come to Mount Thuy is ...

The Annamese Mountain Range may not be familiar to many, but in Vietnam, they are quite literally the nation’s backbone. Following a near parallel curve with Vietnam’s coastline, the Annamese, also known as the Annamite Mountains or the Annamite Range, runs in a subtle ‘S’ shape. This range forms a natural border between the nations of Vietnam and Laos, and like many mountain ranges, offers more than their fair share of scenic attractions. Map of Annamite Mountain Range in Vietnam. Photo by: History The root of the mountains’ name, Annan, is believed to be of Chinese origin, meaning “to pacify the south”. Considering Vietnam’s location relative to China, that term makes sense. It’s suspected that up until the twentieth century, most of this remote region’s inhabitants were not of Vietnamese origin, but rather, a collection of various ethnic groups. Those numbers changed with the “settlement” of millions of Vietnamese, beginning in the years following the end of the war and the reunification of north and south. Geology While the Annamese Mountains don’t boast any of Vietnam’s highest peaks, their precipitous rise from the coastal plains renders them quite impressive. Pu Mat National Park. Photo: The tallest mountains of the Annamite Range are Phou Bia at 9,249 ft (2,819 m), Phu Xai Lai Leng at 8,920 ft (2,920 m), and Ngoc Linh with a peak of 8,524 ft (2,598 m). While Phou Bia is actually located in Laos, Phu Xai Lai Leng straddles the border in Northern Vietnam, while Ngoc Linh is considered “the roof of Southern Vietnam”. Phu Xai Lai Leng. Photo: Phu Xai Mountain The Annamese Mountains also serve as a natural divider between the Mekong River Basin, with the majority of Vietnam’s territory lying to the east. On the Vietnamese side, the mountains rise sharply from the coastal plain, whereas on the western slopes, the topography is gentler as it levels off into a series of plateaus. Ecology Thanks to high precipitation and humidity, the Annamese Mountains are heavily covered in tropical forests. These are generally classified as the Northern and Southern Annamite Montane Rain Forests, meanwhile, other portions are considered to be “Moist Forest”, which most commonly referred to as jungle. The Annamese is a hotspot of biodiversity, with thousands of plants and animals tucked away within its confines. Many environmental organizations are sounding the alarm as poaching and development threaten several rare and endemic species. Annamite Range, Da Nang. Photo: Thu Le Among the rarest found in the Annamese Mountains is the Annamite striped rabbit, which as the name would suggest is a jungle bunny with tiger-like markings. The Large-antlered Muntjac is also an exceedingly uncommon deer species found only in this region and is under threat due to the prolific wire net poaching conducted in the area. Similarly, the wild cattle species Saola, which looks akin to an oryx is also an endemic denizen of this unique ecosystem. Sights and Activities Not surprisingly, the Annamese Mountains are home to several national parks and some of ...

On the morning of March 30, more than 20 hot air balloons from many countries flew on Nguyen Tat Thanh square, Tuyen Quang city, officially opening the Tuyen Quang international hot air balloon festival with the companionship of Vietjet. The biggest hot air balloon festival in Vietnam From 6:00 am on March 30, Nguyen Tat Thanh square, Tuyen Quang city was bustling when hot air balloon teams from many countries began to install and test hot air balloons. Many people came to the square early to see this event. Vietjet ‘s hot air balloon with two distinctive red and yellow colors is Vietnam’s representative to participate in the first international balloon festival. Dozens of hot air balloons continued to rise like giant, colorful drops of water flying in the sky of Tuyen Quang. The first Tuyen Quang International Hot Air Balloon Festival opened on the morning of March 30 – Photo: NAM TRAN Speaking at the opening of the first international hot air balloon festival in 2022 held in Tuyen Quang, Mr. Hoang Viet Phuong – Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Tuyen Quang province – said that the festival is a very meaningful and responsive activity. tourism launch program with the theme of safe tourism, the full experience of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism; At the same time, it is the opening event of activities to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Uncle Ho’s return to Tuyen Quang to lead the nation in the resistance war against the French colonialists (April 2, 1947 – April 2, 2022) and the opening of the New Year. Tuyen Quang tourism 2022. The festival was opened at Nguyen Tat Thanh square, Tuyen Quang city with the companionship of Vietjet – Photo: NAM TRAN The festival is held with more than 20 hot air balloons from the UK, the Netherlands, Spain, Japan, Korea, Thailand and Vietnam, held from March 30 to April 3, 2022 in the city. Tuyen Quang street, Son Duong district and Lam Binh district. Attending and flying at the largest hot air balloon festival in Vietnam held in Tuyen Quang this time will definitely bring visitors an interesting experience when watching from above the beautiful space of Tuyen Quang city. Quang, the pristine beauty of Lam Binh mountains and forests, can interact with pilots and beauty queens, enjoy the night of the hot air balloon light show to create a unique artistic party “- Mr. Phuong emphasized. Taking place from March 30 to April 3, 2022, the Tuyen Quang hot air balloon festival with the participation of more than 20 hot air balloons from all over the world such as the UK, USA, Japan, Taiwan. China), Korea, Thailand, Spain, Netherlands… – Photo: NAM TRAN According to Mr. Phuong, besides experiencing hot air balloons, tourists also discover Tuyen Quang through activities such as walking streets, folk games, exploring caves, waterfalls, experiencing boat racing on the lake bed. Na Hang Palace, Lam Binh, visit Tan Trao special national relic site, enjoy unique dishes of ethnic minorities ...

AUSTRALIA – Living on a farm where her husband had 300 cows, only a few kilometers to see a roof, drinking rain water, using electricity from the solar energy, Thanh Thao tried to leave home. On the evening of October 27, to celebrate his 24th birthday, Do Thanh Thao invited her husband to drive 200 km back to Melbourne. They plan to eat at a restaurant after 6 months staying on the farm with cows, sheep, horses, camels and an old dog adopted at the rescue station. But going 10 km, then 20 km, they still could not find any restaurants open due to the pandemic. The couple almost forgot that out there, the whole world is “frozen” because of Covid-19. Mark Jackman, 36 years old, had to take his wife back to the farm on the hill. They both eat barbecue. The husband held three small cakes with the palm of his hand lit a candle while singing: “Happy birthday to three-year-old Thao”. Laughter bursts, shattering the tranquility of the night of southern Australia. This is the simplest birthday and also the first time a Hanoi girl welcomes her new age without her parents, sisters and younger sister. Before coming here, Mark and Thao were both lecturers at an English center in Hanoi. Once, Mark fell off his car so he didn’t go to class. The whole school did not ask, only Thao texted him. Actually, the girl is “frustrated” because he teaches the same class, but he unexpectedly quit, leaving her alone to manage 20 mischievous students. After that, one person paid more attention to the other. Conversations and meetings thicken, foster love in their hearts. But Thanh Thao’s parents don’t think so. Her father has planned that after the newly completed house will build a separate area for her daughter to open an English center. The foreign boy suddenly appeared, intending to “carry his daughter back to a foreign land”, so Thao fiercely protested. More importantly, they worried that Mark might have a family back home, blaming him “living in the capital, not needing, but having to marry a Western husband”. But contact with Mark, they like him and realize the love of two serious children. Young couples get married by their parents after the kangaroo boy “submits” the certificate of celibacy to the future mother-in-law. The wedding of Mark and Thao was held in Hanoi, with her loved ones. Photo: Character provided. After their wedding last September, the two decided to move into Quy Nhon to start a business. But now, Mark Jackman’s parents are old. The farm in his home country sooner or later Mark also needed to take over. Therefore, both decided to return to their husband’s hometown. Having visited her husband’s family farm once, Thanh Thao feels the air is so fresh that breathing “oxygen goes through the brain” as well. But when she came to live, she absorbed all the suffering of being a farmer. From the highway to the family farm is a winding hilly road, with only two roofs, each 1 km apart. They live by storing rainwater, using electricity from solar ...

Referring to Cao Bang, you not only talk about interesting tourist attractions such as Nguom Ngao cave, Mat Than mountain, Khuoi Ky stone village, etc., but also enjoy a sparkling Ban Gioc waterfall like a white silk strip in the middle of the Eastern mountains and forests. North. Where is Ban Gioc Waterfall? Ban Gioc Waterfall is located between the border of Vietnam – China and is always in the top of the most beautiful cross-border waterfalls in the world. Ban Gioc Waterfall is a famous tourist destination in Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang, about 90km from Cao Bang city. If going from Hanoi, Ban Gioc Waterfall is about 400km from the capital. Photo: @waterfallsfordays. Highlights of Ban Gioc waterfall Not only known in Vietnam, Ban Gioc waterfall is also a favorite place for many foreign tourists, especially those who are “infatuated” with the wild and majestic beauty. Ban Gioc Waterfall is located on the peaceful green Quy Son River. The waterfall does not flow directly from the top like many other waterfalls, but is divided into many layers that are intertwined, one after another, forming extremely beautiful white strips of water in the middle of the blue water background. Photo: Trinh Nam Thai. In particular, on beautiful sunny days, the rays of the sun shine down, mixing with the water that is churning white foam to create shimmering and fanciful rainbows. The two banks around the Quai Son River are green lawns, and around Ban Gioc waterfall is a mountain scene that is both wild and majestic, making the natural scene at the foot of the waterfall appear vivid and beautiful. eye. It is not an exaggeration to compare the natural landscape at Ban Gioc waterfall to a fairyland scene in a historical movie. Photo: @vietnam_travel_media. When is Ban Gioc Waterfall the most beautiful? With its rather special terrain, the climate at Ban Gioc waterfall is often divided into 2 distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. In the rainy season, Ban Gioc waterfall stretches out to catch the showers and creates massive flows, throwing white foam. You have to go to Ban Gioc waterfall and see it with your own eyes to fully feel the majesty of nature. Photo: @thuynhung141199. But when the dry season comes, Ban Gioc waterfall seems to transform into a peaceful and peaceful waterfall. According to many people, the best time to visit Ban Gioc waterfall is from September to December. At this time, Ban Gioc waterfall is still full of water and white foam but the flow is quite smooth. In addition, the weather at the waterfall at this time is extremely cool, not hot and uncomfortable like in the rainy season. Photo: Trinh Nam Thai. If you’re lucky, you can go to Ban Gioc waterfall right in the ripe rice season of the ethnic people around here. The sea of ​​golden rice mixed with the jade green waters of the Quai Son river has created a picture ...

Famous as the largest cable-stayed bridge in the Central Highlands, Kon Klor suspension bridge was built in 1993 and put into use a year later. Located across the famous Dak Bla river, with a length of 292m and a width of 4.5m, the Kon Klor suspension bridge looks like a giant silk strip, adding orange color to the majestic beauty of Kon Tum city. Photo: @vinhlv. People’s first impression when having the opportunity to admire the Kon Klor suspension bridge is a striking orange color. With quite unique architecture and special cable-stayed system, this bridge has become a highlight for the gentle Dak Bla river. Looking from the Kon Klor bridge, you will be able to see the majestic high mountains, the alluvial ground around the bridge is the green strawberry fields of the people here. Photo: @thuongdinh97. Photo: @buiquanvu. Although the Kon Klor suspension bridge is made entirely of iron and steel, when placed in the majestic Central Highlands painting of the two banks of the Dak Bla River, it is surprisingly soft. The majestic silhouette of the bridge in the calm river creates an extremely peaceful scene. The Kon Klor suspension bridge is most beautiful when the sunset gradually falls, the last rays of sunlight try to glimmer the orange light on the bridge, making everything seem to be immersed in the warm and peaceful sunset scene. Photo: @_stephan.jpeg. Before the Kon Klor suspension bridge was built, every time they wanted to go to the other side of the Dak Bla river, Kon Tum people had to walk their buffalo or cows across or row a boat, but this made them very difficult and dangerous. . But with its appearance, Kon Klor suspension bridge has partly helped the lives of people on both sides of the Dak Bla river change in a more positive direction. People can easily use this bridge to transport or exchange goods, children can also freely cross the bridge to go to school without fear of danger. It can be said that the appearance of Kon Klor suspension bridge not only makes economic sense but also helps to improve people’s lives. Photo: @anhdao.phan. When visiting Kon Klor suspension bridge, you can visit the Bah Nar – Kon Klor ethnic village to discover and experience the unique living and cultural features of the ethnic minorities. Talking with friendly locals and tasting local specialties such as can wine… will be experiences not to be missed when coming here.

When it comes to Cao Bang, many tourists only know about Ban Gioc waterfall, Nguom Ngao cave, Lenin stream, Pac Bo cave, Khuoi Ky village… but do not know that this land also has Mat Than mountain with its breathtaking beauty. infatuated with people. It is called God’s Eye Mountain because near the top of the mountain there is a round hole through it. When viewed from a distance, the round hole on the top of the mountain reminds people of the eye. With such a unique shape, Mat Than mountain attracts a lot of tourists to take pictures. The unique beauty of the “great love cup” of Mat Than Mountain With towering limestone topography consisting of many conical blocks and interwoven towers, Mat Than Mountain has always been a wild and majestic destination that many people love. Especially when you come here at dawn, you will admire the scene of the sun gradually rising, golden rays gradually appearing behind the mountains, shining warm rays through the “god’s eyes”, creating a halo. Sparkling aura like it only appears in the movies. Photo: @vietnamtravel_vn. If in the rainy season, Nam Tra waterfall always pours torrents of water and throws white foam like a silk strip bending through the rocks, then in the dry season, at the bottom of the lake at the foot of Mat Than mountain will appear the grass is as smooth as velvet. Flickering somewhere are cows grazing straight, creating a peaceful scene in the middle of the mountains with the message of Cao Bang. Photo: @thuongdinh97. Where is God’s Eye Mountain? Located inside the valley of Ban Danh hamlet, Quoc Toan commune, Tra Linh district, Cao Bang, Mat Than mountain is only about 2km from Thang Hen lake and about 50km from Cao Bang city center. If you follow the provincial road, you just need to turn right into Thang Hen lake and then ask for directions to Ban Danh village, go through the trail in front of the foot of the mountain to reach Mat Than mountain. Photo: @hahien_doy. The birth of the name God’s Eye Mountain Than Eye Mountain stands out with a large circular cave right on the top, from a distance you will feel like this is a very unique “eye” looking down at the valley below. Than Eye Mountain is also known as Phja Piót by the locals because in the Tay language it means puncture mountain. Photo: @khanh_ljnh. The right time to go to God’s Eye Mountain Although the climate here is cool all year round and the natural scenery is different in each season, the best time to visit Mat Than Mountain is in the dry season, around September and October every year. If in the rainy season, you will see next to Mat Than Mountain is the gentle Nam Tra Lake with emerald green water, when the dry season comes, all the water here “disappears” in just a few hours. No one can explain this mysterious natural phenomenon, but ...

Favored as a fairyland and also a place to hunt clouds for those who dream and like to move. Trai Mat has naturally become one of the most mentioned destinations among the 10 must-visit places before the age of 30. Trai Mat Dalat – the ideal place for hunting clouds in the mountains of the Central Highlands Why do you have to go there? Because, the scene of hunting clouds is very majestic in the early morning, the places of entertainment and sightseeing are extremely unique, interesting, rustic or because Trai Mat suddenly turns into a valley of lights that will make dreamers I dream of leaving my heart here forever. 1. Where is Trai Mat located? Trai Mat is located about 7km from the center of Da Lat city to the Southeast. It will only take 20 minutes to drive a motorbike out of the suburbs so that you can set foot in this extremely famous landmark. The scenery of the mountains and forests will soon be hidden in the mist, Trai Mat appears with a wild and idyllic look, but it is very peaceful and very suitable for watching the straight, immense pine forest. swaying in the wind. To move to Trai Mat, you have many choices such as motorbike, car, bus or train. If you choose a motorbike, you will need to spend about 150,000 VND / day to rent and it takes about 20 minutes to move to Trai Mat. If you want to travel by taxi or bus, you can choose the bus from Xuan Truong for 12 thousand / way Another option that many young people enjoy to come to Trai Mat is the train. You will go to Da Lat station on Quang Trung route and buy a round-trip ticket for 70,000 VND/person 2. Where to stay when coming to Trai Mat? When coming to Trai Mat, you can choose homestay locations or greenhouses to fully enjoy the scenery of the mountains and valleys. Or when the sky turns to night, you will be immersed in a romantic and poetic light party. Romantic scene, full of lights at Trai Mat at night Some popular homestay addresses in Trai Mat: Nobi Town Homestay & Caphe Dalat Otel Homestay Homestay Choi House Utopia Dalat Homestay Windy Hill Coffee And Homestay 3. Where to check-in when coming to Trai Mat? Cloud hunting experience Far from the center of Da Lat city, Trai Mat is likened to a low note in the middle of a love song of the Central Highlands mountains. But it is also because of that special feature that Trai Mat becomes even more attractive and attached to visitors when coming here. The period from 5-6 am will be the most suitable time to hunt clouds if it does not rain. How relaxed and peaceful is the feeling of being on the white clouds floating! Trai Mat Market Definitely not to be missed this farmers market! Because you will be spoiled for choice of ...

Không gian ở đây luôn có một màu xanh nước biển bàng bạc khắp nơi, do đó có tên gọi là Blue Mountains (Núi Xanh). Blue Mountains – ngọn núi xanh kỳ lạ ở Australia Một trong những điểm du lịch thu hút nhất của Australia là dãy núi Blue Mountains, cách thành phố Sydney khoảng 100 km. Núi Blue Mountains nằm trong khu Great Blue Mountains Area, được UNESCO công nhận là di sản thế giới năm 2000. Đến đây, du khách có thể được ngắm một vùng núi rộng lớn hùng vĩ với khung cảnh thay đổi theo mùa. Với diện tích 11.400 km², khu bảo tồn thiên nhiên này là một tổng thể bao gồm núi cao, rừng nguyên sinh, thác nước, thung lũng, vực sâu, vách đá dựng đứng… Điều kỳ lạ nhất là không gian ở đây luôn có một màu xanh nước biển bàng bạc khắp nơi, do đó có tên gọi là Blue Mountains (Núi Xanh). Hiện nay, ngoài các tour tham quan với giá khoảng 4 triệu đồng khởi hành từ thành phố Sydney, bạn hoàn toàn có thể tự đi từ thành phố Sydney trong vòng một ngày hoặc hai ngày để tiết kiệm được chi phí và chủ động được thời gian. Khi đến Sydney, du khách sẽ mua thẻ Opal để đi phương tiện công cộng bao gồm tàu điện và xe bus. Vào chủ nhật hàng tuần, bạn sẽ chỉ tốn 2,5 AUD cho toàn bộ chặng đường, nên thông thường Blue Mountains sẽ rất đông người vào chủ nhật. Hành trình từ trung tâm thành phố Sydney đến núi Blue Mountains khoảng 2 tiếng, nên bạn nhớ sắp xếp khởi hành sớm. Đặc biệt là vào mùa đông, nắng sẽ tắt vào khoảng 17h nên sắp xếp thời gian hợp lý trước khi trời tối. Bạn cũng có thể chuẩn bị trước một số đồ ăn nhẹ và nước uống cho hành trình này. Hãy cùng khám phá một số điểm đến nổi bật và miễn phí ở khu Blue Mountains này nhé! Thác nước Wentworth Falls Đường đi trek vào trong thác. Thác nước Wentworth Falls là một trong những thác nước lớn ở khu Blue Mountains. Để đến được thác nước này, bạn đi tàu từ trung tâm thành phố Sydney khoảng hai tiếng và dừng ở trạm Wentworth Falls. Từ trạm tàu điện ngầm, bạn đi bộ 5 phút đến công viên Wilson. Từ công viên này, bạn sẽ đi trek vào đường đến thác nước Wentworth Falls. Quãng đường dài 2,4 km và bạn sẽ mất khoảng một tiếng 15 phút để đến thác nước. Đường đi rất dễ đi và có nhiều biển chỉ dẫn nên bạn không cần lo bị lạc đường. Từ thác nước này, bạn có thể tiếp tục đi trek vào khu núi theo những biển chỉ dẫn sẵn có trong khoảng 3 đến 4 tiếng, hoặc bạn có thể quay lại đường cũ để đi tham quan ...

Lu Thi Gon (first from left) and mountaineers at the top of Lao Than Mount. NDO – Working as porters for visitors, local young people in the north western region have developed a close bond with the forests and mountains and exert every effort to preserve these precious resources. Earning a living from the mountains Lu Thi Gon, a young Dao ethnic woman in Pho village, Ho Thau commune, Tam Duong district in Lai Chau province, got married when she was 17. The young couple live at the foot of the 3,049-metre Pu Ta Leng mountain, one of the highest peaks in Vietnam. Since trekking has become a popular trend in recent years, many Pho villagers earn their living by working as porters for backpackers who want to conquer Pu Ta Leng Peak. When Gon’s son turned two in 2018, the family’s economic situation became so difficult that she had to leave the boy and follow her husband and other men in the village to join the porter team. Since then, Gon does around six to seven trips working as a porter every month receiving from VND300,000 to VND500,000 each day. Gon is highly appreciated among customers thanks to her enthusiasm and good cooking skills. Last year, she bought her first smartphone, allowing her to learn how to capture beautiful and memorable moments for visitors on their way to Pu Ta Leng. Now, Gon knows every mountain she has set foot on down to the last detail, including the time to admire clouds, azaleas blooming in season, and the foliage season as well as the best places to have amazing “check-in” photos. Gon and her husband have actively joined social networks and forums to make new friends, and gather experience to better serve their customers. Meanwhile, Trang A Khu, a 25-year-old H’Mong man, is one of the professional and certificated porters in Sang Ma Sao village, Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province. He was granted a certificate for fulfilling a training course on community-based skills by the district’s vocational training centre in 2018. Last year, Trang A Khu joined Phan Thanh Nhien, one of three Vietnamese climbers who have conquered Mt Everest in 2008, to establish a record of conquering six out of 15 highest peaks in Vietnam, including Fansipan, Ngu Chi Son, Ky Quan San, Lao Than, Nhiu Co San, and Pu Ta Leng, in a total time of three days and six hours. Trang A Khu recalled that it was getting dark when the duo reached the last stop on the top of Lao Than mount. Although he was so exhausted and badly wanted to stay overnight on the mountain, Nhien convinced him to persevere. The duo concluded their adventure late at night with swollen feet. But after all the pain and suffering, Trang A Khu was overwhelmed with happiness and pride as it was the first time he had taken part in a journey of such great intensity. Take nothing but pictures; leave nothing but footprints A ...

The black-jack flower, which grows in the wild in Vietnam, is used to make a delicate salad in the northwestern mountains.

By year-end, Muong Nhe district in Dien Bien province is covered in vivid yellow of blooming tree marigolds, creating poetic scenes.