The Hung Temple Historical Site, spanning an area of 1,030 hectares, was the capital of Van Lang. Every year, on Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day, young people pilgrimage to this site to express their gratitude to the Hung Kings and explore their roots.
Beyond offering incense to the Kings, the ancient temple against the backdrop of majestic mountains provides a unique setting for picturesque photos. Climbing the nearly 500 stone steps to the top of Nghia Linh Mountain is a spiritual journey, with each step bringing you closer to the sacred atmosphere.
Don’t forget to bring your Vietnamese attire when visiting Hung Temple! Photo by Cong Studio.
This year, the Hung Temple Festival will take place from March 29 to April 7, 2025 (1st to 10th of the third lunar month), featuring various cultural and artistic activities for visitors to explore.
Xuân Sơn National Park – A Paradise for Adventure Seekers
Xuan Son National Park is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and trekking aficionados. With its diverse ecosystem, the park boasts pristine forests, mysterious caves, and idyllic waterfalls.
Xuan Son National Park offers the best of both worlds—daytime waterfall swims and nighttime starry skies. Gen Z families can enjoy nature at its finest here.
At Hang Tho Than, Hang Na, and Dong Tien, visitors can marvel at the unique stalactites within the caves. Idyllic waterfalls like Suoi Tien and Thac Lung Troi enhance the majestic natural landscape and provide the perfect spot for outdoor activities.
A visit to the villages of the Muong and Dao ethnic groups offers a glimpse into their traditions and customs, along with a chance to indulge in the region’s unique delicacies. With its pristine natural beauty and serene atmosphere, Xuan Son National Park is the ideal place for a soul-soothing getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.
In addition to Suoi Tien, Hang Tho Than, Hang Na, and Dong Tien are also must-visit spots. Photos by Tinh Muong TV, Quang La Ca.
Witness the Sunrise at Long Coc Tea Hill
Long Coc Tea Hill in Phu Tho rivals the famous tea hills of Moc Chau and Da Lat. Spanning nearly 700 hectares, this scenic spot is one of the hottest destinations for stunning photos, featuring lush green tea terraces that resemble rolling waves.
Long Coc Tea Hill offers breathtaking backdrops for your photos, rivaling the famous tea hills of Moc Chau and Cau Dat. Photos by @ttquynh000, @ngoctuyetduong, and Nguyen Anh Chiêm.
Sunrise and sunset are the most magical times to visit, as the mist gently blankets the tea terraces, creating an ethereal atmosphere reminiscent of a fairy tale.
Are you captivated by this enchanting scene? Photo by @haionthego.
Beyond capturing breathtaking photos, visitors can stroll along the winding paths, breathe in the fresh air, and even join the local tea pickers. Learning about the traditional tea-making process and savoring a cup of freshly brewed tea straight from the source are experiences not to be missed.
The Ultimate Camping Spot: A Mini ‘Dalat’ in Hanoi That Has Visitors Coming Back for More
Nestled in the outskirts of Hanoi, this scenic spot boasts fresh air and a convenient location, offering a green retreat for those seeking a year-end getaway.
The Ultimate Trekker’s Journey: Conquering Putaleng Peak and the Quest for the “Queen of Northwest Flowers”
On the misty peak of Mount Putaleng, ancient rhododendron forests stir with anticipation, awaiting the spring sunshine to unveil their vibrant hues. As the season transforms, these majestic trees prepare to paint the landscape in a fairy-tale-like spectacle, beckoning adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike for an unforgettable trekking experience.
The Ancient Marketplace of Phu Tho: A Rare Glimpse into the Past and a Source of Pride for the People of the Ancestral Land
Deeply rooted in the historic Trau village on the Lo River, and bearing the imprints of the Hung Kings era, Dau market is not merely a hub of commerce but also a bridge connecting the past with the present. It serves as a guardian of the traditional culture of the people of the Land of Ancestors, preserving their heritage for future generations.
Chasing the Sea of Clouds and a Refreshing Dip in the Mountain’s Cool Springs
From June to September each year, a large number of tourists flock to Nui Cam to explore the ancient relics and experience the unique cloud-hunting and bathing in the Thanh Long stream.
The Undiscovered “Ha Giang Stone Plateau” in Hanoi: A Traveler’s Guide
Mount Trầm is a popular destination for young adventurers, campers, and trekkers looking for a quick weekend getaway. Nestled in the heart of Hanoi, this mountain offers a refreshing escape from the bustling city life. With its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, Mount Trầm provides a unique outdoor experience that has captivated the interests of many thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.
