The 17-second video clip that garnered 2 million views left many skeptical about its authenticity. Video: Le Minh
Le Minh, a tour guide in Mang Den and the videographer, revealed that the location in the video is a cafe at the peak of Mang Den Pass.
From this vantage point, visitors can admire the majestic and poetic landscape of the mountains, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. It is also an ideal spot for cloud hunting, attracting many tourists.
On weekdays, the cafe is usually less crowded, allowing visitors to relish the serene and tranquil environment.
The cafe offers varying views throughout the year and at different times of the day. Photos: Le Minh
According to Mr. Minh, the cafe is easily accessible. From the center of Mang Den town, follow National Highway 24 towards Kon Tum city, and you will find the cafe conveniently located by the road, just 4km from the town center.
Along the way, visitors can take a break to admire the pine forest at the entrance to Mang Den, the Lo 3 waterfall, and a horse farm.
“February is usually a cold and drizzly month in Mang Den. From March to June, the weather becomes more favorable for tourism, with better chances of cloud-gazing and a cooler climate. Starting in May, visitors can also witness the golden rice fields.”
The captivating pine forest in Mang Den. Photo: Le Minh
Mr. Minh also shared that to capture the stunning 17-second video, visitors need to plan their visit on a clear and sunny day when the mountain scenery is at its most vivid and breathtaking.
Mang Den is a small highland town in Kon Plong District, about 60km from Kon Tum city. Nicknamed “Mini Da Lat,” it boasts impressive natural scenery, including pine forests, primeval forests, lakes, waterfalls, and a refreshing climate.
Mang Den is renowned for its diverse flora, including cherry blossoms, mimosa, ban flowers, and sim tim blossoms. Photos: Le Minh
In recent years, Mang Den has become a popular tourist destination. During holidays like April 30, September 2, New Year, and Lunar New Year, accommodations in the town tend to be fully booked. However, visiting at other times offers a peaceful and rustic experience with plenty of interesting discoveries.
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