Cloud hunting amid wind turbines in western Quang Tri province

Visitors set out as early as 4am to explore the hills and catch the sunrise, hoping to witness the fleeting spectacle of clouds filling the valleys.

The hills of Khe Sanh and Tan Lap have become popular destinations for visitors, particularly young people keen to photograph the sea of clouds.

At dawn, white clouds drift across the mountain slopes and fill the valleys, stretching towards the horizon like a vast sea.

Giant wind turbines rise above the rolling hills of the western part of Quang Tri.

Mountains, drifting clouds and towering wind turbines combine to create a striking landscape in the region.

Young visitors head to elevated viewpoints in the early morning to admire the scenery, take photographs and shoot videos.

Wind turbines stand atop the hills, with their blades turning slowly above a sea of clouds.

Khanh Ly, 20, poses for a photograph against a backdrop of clouds blanketing the hills of Khe Sanh.

The area's steep slopes and deep valleys help clouds gather, creating the dramatic landscape that draws visitors to the hills.

Young visitors capture the sunrise as a sea of clouds spreads out below them.

For many visitors, an early-morning trip offers a chance to breathe the fresh air, escape the daily routine and reconnect with nature.