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Tourist Destinations in Bac Kan
1. Ba Be Lake
When it comes to Bac Kan tourist spots, Ba Be Lake always tops the must-visit list. Nestled in the heart of the national park of the same name, Ba Be Lake was formed nearly 200 million years ago and is composed of three water bodies (Pé Lầm, Pé Lèng, and Pé Lù).
The crystal-clear waters of Ba Be Lake reflect the azure sky. @thailand__vietnam
Nestled amidst Ba Be Lake is Ba Goa Island. @haudtt
Located at an altitude of 145m with a water surface area of up to 500 ha, the lake is surrounded by the gentle Gam River, limestone mountain ranges interspersed with valleys, and pristine forests. This results in an incredibly diverse and unique ecosystem at Ba Be Lake. Along the lake shores are villages of the Tay ethnic group nestled against the mountains and forests.
As the largest natural freshwater lake in the country, Ba Be Lake boasts crystal-clear water, mild weather, and beautiful scenery throughout all four seasons of the year. Spring brings vibrant hues of red and pink from the forest flowers and early-year festivals, while May witnesses ripe rice fields and white butterflies fluttering everywhere.
Kayaking on Ba Be Lake is a must-do experience when visiting this area.
Spring is the time when the lake banks are covered in the vibrant red of wild cherry blossoms.
Visiting Ba Be Lake during the summer months, the water in the lake is at its fullest, and the surrounding nature is incredibly lush.
Exploring Puong Cave
Nestled along the serene Nang River, Puong Cave stands as a captivating destination in Bac Kan, enchanting adventurous souls. This natural wonder is shaped by the flow of the Nang River through the limestone cliffs of Lung Nham, boasting a plethora of uniquely shaped stalactites lining the 300m river stretch.
The entrance to Puong Cave emerges mysteriously amidst the forest branches lining the Nang River.
Puong Cave is formed by the meandering flow of the Nang River through the limestone cliffs.
To reach Puong Cave, one must embark on a tranquil boat ride along the Nang River for over 400m, gradually revealing the cave entrance beyond the lush forest. Inside, amidst the pure flowing waters, the cave is adorned with a myriad of stalactites and rocky formations.
This place is also a favorite address for bats to nest, so make sure to wear long clothes when visiting. As you venture deeper into Puong Cave, it gets darker, so be sure to bring high-resolution cameras and lights to capture the most beautiful photos.
Exploring Puong Cave by boat amidst the mountains is an extremely exciting experience.
Impressive scenery inside Puong Cave.
3. Dau Dang Waterfall
Located within the boundaries of Ba Be National Park, Dau Dang Waterfall is formed by the flow of the Nang River meandering through countless rock formations at Hua Tang village. Stretching over 1000m, this waterfall is divided into 3 sections with varying water strength and terrain.
Whether you admire the waterfall at any section, you will witness the water foam splashing beautifully, especially on summer days when natural sunlight blankets everything. Surrounding Dau Dang Waterfall are pristine forests with lush green trees weaving through the rocks.
Dau Dang Waterfall stands majestically amidst the majestic mountainous scenery of Bac Kan.
The breathtaking mountainous scenery is beyond words when viewed from Dau Dang Waterfall.
The best time to explore this waterfall is in March when the fish gather for spawning season. During this time, the fish swim upstream to spawn and feed, creating a fascinating sight. To get here, you can book a flight to Hanoi and then take a bus from My Dinh station to Bac Kan.
The flow of Dau Dang Waterfall meanders through many rocks at its source.
You can also swim at Dau Dang Waterfall, but choose calm water areas to ensure safety.
Grilled lake fish is a must-try specialty when visiting Dau Dang Waterfall.
4. Pac Ngoi Village
Located just 5km from the heart of Ba Be National Park, Pac Ngoi Village sits nestled against the mountainside, embraced by the gentle Leng River and part of Ba Be Lake, offering picturesque landscapes that are truly worth experiencing.
The traditional stilt houses blend seamlessly into the Bac Kan mountainside.
Pac Ngoi Village is set amidst stunning mountain scenery.
The villagers of Pac Ngoi cultivate a vibrant array of flowers along the banks of the river and Ba Be Lake. @laidback.packers
5. Fairy Cave
Located in the Na Ri district, Fairy Cave is a natural limestone cavern that penetrates deep into the heart of the mountain. With a length exceeding 60m and an entrance towering over 50m high, exploring this site will evoke a sense of mystery and excitement. The name 'Fairy' derives from the local legend of the seven fairies. Interestingly, the exterior shape of this cave resembles a sleeping maiden.
Fairy Cave is a tourist attraction in Bac Kan named after a local legend. @internet
Stepping into the cave, you'll be amazed by the peculiar shapes and sparkling colors of the stalactites and stalagmites, some thousands of years old. Particularly, the air inside Fairy Cave is cool and refreshing, even in the summer.
Located approximately 50km from the city center, you can reach here by car or motorcycle. This cave is hidden amidst the lush forest, so it's advisable to either go with a group or seek guidance from locals to ensure safety.
The beautiful rock formations inside Fairy Cave will leave you in awe. @internet
Moving towards the end of the cave, you'll find a picturesque pond. @internet
6. Nà Khoang Waterfall
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Nà Khoang Waterfall cascades magnificently amidst towering cliffs. @internet
Split into 4 terraces with a length of over 600m, the cascading waterfall shines like a strip of silk amidst the regenerated forests of Bac Kan. Particularly, both above and below Nà Khoang waterfall are natural lakes with crystal-clear water.
Not only surrounded by pristine nature, but also by the traditional houses of the Dao and Mong ethnic minorities. Hence, you can also visit these small villages to witness folk dances and indulge in local cuisine.
A mesmerizing emerald green lake lies beneath Nà Khoang waterfall. @internet
7. Kim Hỷ Nature Reserve
Located in Kim Hỷ commune, Lương Thượng district, Lạng San, Kim Hỷ nature reserve spans across an area of nearly 15,000 hectares. With rugged mountain terrain, this place boasts numerous natural landscapes that will feast your eyes.
Setting foot in this captivating tourist destination in Bac Kan, you will marvel at a series of landscapes with extremely diverse terrain, from caves, pristine forests to underground streams. Particularly, this place is home to 1072 rare plant species, including 72 species listed in the Vietnam Red Data Book.
Visiting the Kim Hỷ Nature Reserve, you will discover a plethora of stunning landscapes. @internet
If you're lucky, you may also have the chance to see various rare animals, birds, and frogs that are extremely difficult to find in other reserves. It's worth noting that the journey to the nature reserve is quite challenging due to the long forested road, so make sure to wear appropriate clothing and find a local guide to lead the way.
The primeval forests in Kim Hỷ stretch along the rivers and underground streams. @internet
Kim Hỷ Nature Reserve is a popular check-in spot in Bac Kan due to its diverse landscapes. @nthuy2
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