Come to Na Hang – Lam Binh, see the clear sunshine in the middle of a thousand-Tourism

In the early days of April, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, I chose Na Hang – Lam Binh as a stopover. My trip to the jungle this thousand times was full of dust and dirt, but I found clear and peaceful sunbeams…

Many people would think, travel just to eat and play. But tourism is also colorful, each person when looking for a certain destination, that mentality is not the same for everyone. Every place I go, every corner I go through, I open up all my senses to feel all the love of the people and the land. I believe, each experience will be a beautiful page in the diary of each person’s life. In this diary page, I continue to write about a beautiful, wonderful and poetic land: Na Hang – Lam Binh.

Nearly 300km from Hanoi, Na Hang – Lam Binh nature reserve is recognized as a special national scenic spot. This conservation area covers an area of ​​more than 40,000 hectares, located in 11 communes and towns in two districts of Na Hang and Lam Binh.

At Na Hang – Lam Binh nature reserve, there are also many famous landscapes such as: Thuong Lam, Na Chao cave, Pac Khoang, Pac Ban waterfall, Pac Hau, Khuoi Nhi, Song Long cave… With a variety of scenes Natural beauty, rich in ecosystems, in Na Hang – Lam Binh, there are many rare and precious animals and plants recorded in the Red Book of Vietnam and the world such as: pheasant, ground phoenix, ironwood, gnat, etc. bamboo rope…

Prominent in the Na Hang – Lam Binh nature reserve, there is also 8,000 hectares of large Na Hang lake surface area. Na Hang lake bed is also the convergence of two flows: Gam river and Lo river. Along the way from Lam Binh wharf down to Thuy Loa commune, I have a peaceful feeling, surrounded by mountains on all sides, embracing the banks. The boat glides on the blue and calm Na Hang lake surface like a mirror. It’s great to stretch out your arms to catch the cool breezes and breathe in the fresh mountain air. Believe me, the mysterious beauty of Na Hang Lake will make you so captivated that you don’t know how to use words to describe it.

The terrain here is very unique and diverse, likened to Ha Long Bay where the mountains are huge. In the middle of the clear blue sky, the limestone cliffs reflected on the water surface. In the early morning, when it was still foggy, the scenery here was as beautiful as a fairyland. In the dry season, the places where boats normally pass by will turn into green grass hills, indigenous people will take advantage of grazing buffaloes and cows. Whether the water is up or the water is dry, coming to Na Hang – Lam Binh you will have idyllic, peaceful and precious moments.

When following the trails, I can easily see the simple houses of the H’mong, Dao and Tay people hiding in the great forest, far away, the blue smoke in the afternoon. Occasionally encountering vast green rice fields, the scenery is so clear and pure.

The most impressive thing for me is that everything here is very wild and has not been commercialized. From the wild natural scenery to the people, everything is pure and true. This is what made me think, I will definitely come back to this land many more times…