Top 10 places in Dong Van Karst Plateau for photo hunters
VOV.VN - The villages of Thien Huong and Lao Xa in the Dong Van Karst Plateau of the northern mountain province of Ha Giang are top destinations for those seeking peaceful village life among stunning natural scenery.
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Thien Huong is a 100-year-old village nestled behind the ancient town of Dong Van which is home to Tay ethnic minority people. The village is renowned for its many banyan trees and ancient houses. |
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Lao Xa village has been attracting a lot of visitors recently with its romantic natural scenery. In Spring, the village is blanketed with bright yellow mustard flowers and pink peach blossoms. |
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Sa Phin is a commune in Dong Van district where there is a famous Vuong house. The commune is located among a stunning range of rocky mountains. |
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Thai Phin Tung commune is located along the path over Ma Pi Leng pass. In spring, white plum flowers bloom throughout in the area. |
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Sung La in Dong Van district is an excellent spot for photography enthusiasts, with some popular names among photo hunters like Pho Cao and Pho Bang. It is also famous for a local house which appeared in the film “Pao’s Story”. |
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Lo Lo ethnic village is located at the foot of Lung Cu flagpole and is popular for its wonderful traditional houses. |
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Don Cao Fortness in Dong Van district is a historic relic site associated with the war of resistance against the French colonists. From Don Cao, you can enjoy a stunning view of Dong Van town. |
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Ma Li Peng pass is also a beautiful symbol for the people of Dong Van. It attracts adventurous travelers seeking out challenges like its high mountains and winding roads. Nho Que river is another must-see visit destination there. |
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Ta Lung commune is located in Meo Vac district next to Dong Van town. It is renowned for spectacular moutain ranges. The local Mong ethnic minority people often wear traditional costumes, and you can take beautiful photos with them. |
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| Dong Van Town is inhabited by the Tay and Nung Mong ethnic groups. The area attracts photographers with its beautiful landscapes of buckwheat and mustard flowers |
