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When mentioning the Northeast region, many people will immediately think of Mau Son, where snow has often appeared in recent years. But not only stopping there, there are still other Lang Son tourist destinations equally attractive waiting for us to explore.
1. Mau Son
This is a Lang Son tourist destination that attracts visitors every winter to admire the beautiful snow scenery. The beauty of Mau Son is often compared to a “sleeping princess in the forest.” With an average height ranging from 800 meters to 1000 meters above sea level, this is the highest mountain range in Lang Son province.
Mau Son Peak is an ideal destination for us to relax and unwind after many stressful days of work. The air up here is extremely fresh, and along the way, you can interact with Dao, Tay, Mong, Nung ethnic people.
In winter, from December to February of the following year, temperatures sometimes drop below zero, and there may be snowfall and ice. If you want to admire the unique snow scenery in Vietnam, you may consider booking affordable tours early.
2. Phat Chi Mountain
When visiting Mau Son, tourists definitely cannot miss the opportunity to visit Phat Chi Mountain, which is extremely sacred and significant to the Dao ethnic people. On the mountain, there are some ancient temples where the Dao people often come to pray. Besides immersing yourself in the extremely pristine and airy natural scenery, you also have the opportunity to explore dense primeval forests with many precious flowers and centuries-old trees.
3. Long Dau Stream
Long Dau Stream is one of the most beloved ecotourism destinations in Lang Son. The stream originates from the Mau Son mountain range, winding through hillsides and old-growth forests. Its narrow and steep course forms numerous cascades and rocky rapids, with mountain rocks smoothed as if artfully arranged by nature's hand. During the rainy season, the water rushes down like waterfalls, but in the dry season, it becomes tranquil and serene, with clear, refreshing water.
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4. Mau Son Ancient Spiritual Area
Mau Son Ancient Spiritual Area is a historical site located at an altitude of 1190 meters, covering an area of over 24,000 square meters. Its location is extremely strategic, nestled against the mountainside and overlooking the river. From the ancient spiritual area, tourists in Lang Son can observe the majestic Mau Son mountain range. The natural environment here is also very diverse, with many precious wood species such as agarwood, Chinese firs; various azalea flowers, bamboo forests... along with wildlife such as deer, sambar deer, civets, porcupines, wild boars...
5. Tam Thanh Pagoda - Cave Complex
'Dong Dang has the Kỳ Lừa market
There's Tô Thị, and there's Tam Thanh Pagoda'
Tam Thanh Pagoda possesses a unique and ancient beauty, with many mysterious caves. The pagoda complex includes the caves of Nhat Thanh, Nhi Thanh, and Tam Thanh. Not only is it a famous tourist destination in Lang Son with breathtaking scenery, but each spring, the pagoda also becomes a spiritual destination chosen by many Buddhists to visit.
Inside Tam Thanh Pagoda is a white statue of Amitabha Buddha, with soft and graceful lines carved on the rock around the 15th century. Today, the pagoda is considered a religious and cultural relic, still preserving a rich system of worship statues.
Among them, Tam Thanh Cave is the largest, with its beauty preserved with high vaulted ceilings and unique stalactites. Venturing deeper into Tam Thanh Cave, you will encounter the natural Am Ty Lake (or Canh Lake), clear and never drying up.
6. Chi Lang Pass
Chi Lang Pass is still known as a landmark that marks the glorious historical imprint of the nation. Everyone wishes to visit this place once to admire the majestic mountains, and the relics associated with the heroic exploits of talented military leaders such as Ly Thuong Kiet, Tran Quoc Tuan... in the history of the nation.
Chi Lang Pass is surrounded by the Kai Kinh mountain range to the west and the Bao Dai mountain range to the east. At both ends are independent, towering rock mountains, forming a formidable terrain. This can be considered a land of extraordinary people and brilliant military achievements in the northern border region of our country.
7. Devil's Face Mountain
The special feature of this mountain comes from its resemblance to the face of a giant devil, appearing on the mountain amidst the greenery of the grass. From a distance, tourists visiting Chi Lang will see this face with all its facial features.
According to local people, this rocky mountain has been present for a very long time, and at the location of the devil's face, no grass has grown for thousands of years. But they do not see this as a symbol of evil, instead, they see that the devil's face is 'protecting the peaceful life of the villagers.'
8. Wind Cave
Wind Cave, also known as Pine Wind Cave or Mai Sao Wind Cave. The Wind Cave relic site has a large scale, consisting of two floors and a basement with a few side chambers. Travelers visiting Lang Son here will feel amazed as if they are lost in a fairyland, when admiring the shimmering rocks, soft rock curtains, or the strange-shaped stalactites and stalagmites... recreated by nature over millions of years.
9. Ky Cung Temple
Ky Cung Temple is an architectural and folk religious relic with many cultural and spiritual values. This sacred temple is considered the place to worship the Giao Long deity (the deity of water) with the mission of ensuring favorable weather all year round. Thanks to this, it has become a spiritual tourism destination attracting many visitors.
10. Pac Mo Lake
Located about 2km from the center of Bac Son, Pac Mo Lake is a tourist destination in Lang Son that offers many beautiful natural experiences. The lake is nestled amidst the majestic mountain ranges with clear blue water.
Adjacent to the lake is the Bó Loóng well with continuous flowing water all year round, supplying water to the vast lake area. About 200m from Pac Mo Lake is Tham Hoai Cave, a 2-story cave with many strange-shaped stalactites, beautiful limestone columns towering tens of meters high alongside the path. The calm surface of Pac Mo Lake reflects the image of lush greenery, blending with the fresh air that can provide visitors with pleasant experiences.
11. Bac Le Temple
Bac Le Temple worships the Cong dong tu phu (Four Palaces) and other deities from the four corners of the universe similar to other temples dedicated to the Mother Goddess, but what sets it apart is its special emphasis on worshipping local deities such as the Mountain Goddess, Chau Be, Co Be... providing offerings in the mountainous region.
Travelers on budget tours to Lang Son will immerse themselves in the pristine scenery of the mountainous region, where one's heart suddenly feels more serene amidst the harmonious space between mountains and forests. Visitors come not only to burn incense, make offerings, pray for prosperity, luck, peace, and success but also to admire the beautiful surrounding landscapes.
12. Mac Dynasty Citadel
Mac Dynasty Citadel in ruins, ancient, is one of the military architectural relics from feudal times still existing today. Nowadays, with the wars long gone, the citadel has been renovated and serves tourists for sightseeing and historical exploration.
The remaining traces of the Mac Dynasty Citadel now consist of two wall sections approximately 300m long, with a wall width of about 1m built from large stone blocks lying between mountain passes. From the road leading up the hill to the citadel gate with straight steps, Lang Son tourists will have a panoramic view of the beautiful city from above, both majestic and picturesque.
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13. Statue of Lady To Thi carrying her child waiting for her husband
Perhaps tourists on budget tours to Lang Son will no longer be unfamiliar with this fascinating relic. Mount To Thi, or Mount Vong Phu, is closely associated with the legend of a faithful girl embracing her child waiting for her husband who went to the army and never returned, turning into stone. On the mountain, there is a natural rock resembling a woman holding a child looking into the distance.
Lady To Thi is considered a symbol of unwavering loyalty that has entered legend. For many years, the statue of To Thi still stands firm in space, enduring through time. Standing on the mountain, tourists can cast their eyes over the surrounding rice fields with changing colors according to different times.
14. Mau Dong Dang Temple
Mau Dong Dang Temple is a place of worship for the Mother Goddess and Buddha in Dong Dang town, with great value in terms of architecture, belief, and history. Every year on the 10th day of the first lunar month, there is a spring festival here, during which traditional games such as ethnic martial arts, lion dance, and sports competitions take place.
Tourists visiting Mau Dong Dang Temple in Lang Son will have the opportunity to witness the ancient and sacred temple, detached from the bustling space, and immerse themselves in the comfortable and relaxed atmosphere here.
15. Bac Son Valley
Bac Son Valley is a tourist destination in Lang Son that impresses with its fresh and cool climate, amidst the wilderness of rocky mountains and winding mountain roads. For a long time, this place has become an ideal rendezvous for flower lovers because of the colorful and vibrant flower species covering the space, along with endless flower fields stretching at the foot of majestic mountains.
According to Mytour's Lang Son travel experience, you can visit the valley to admire buckwheat flowers around October and November. Additionally, you can also see the scenery of rice fields being planted or ripened towards the end of July and mid-November, when the bright colors of the harvest season cover the space.
16. Bac Xa
Bac Xa is a highland commune where mainly ethnic minorities, including Tay and Nung people, reside. Travelers on Lang Son tours can indulge in the beautiful scenery, rustic villages on both sides of the road, and winding paths through the misty hues of green and white of pine and bamboo forests.
The commune is also famous for having many border milestones (40 border milestones), including special milestones located atop high hills, with staircases leading to the summit, such as milestones 1297 and 1300. Tourists can climb up to admire and check-in at these two milestones after climbing the hill and overcoming the steep staircases, with a length of nearly 1km. The pink and white colors of blooming bamboo flowers on both sides of the road make our footsteps want to stop to admire.
17. Ky Lua Market
Since ancient times, our people have had a saying, 'Dong Dang has Ky Lua market,' so if you've visited Lang Son for tourism, surely you'd want to explore this landmark. Every month, Ky Lua market holds six sessions on the 2nd and 7th days of the lunar calendar. The market has a history of hundreds of years, serving as a bustling trading center for locals in the region and neighboring areas. It's also where ethnic minorities like Tay, Nung, and Dao gather to exchange cultures, shop, and socialize.
18. Huu Lien Community Ecotourism Area
Embarking on a domestic tour is also an opportunity to explore the biodiversity of the national conservation area. At Huu Lien, we can delve into ecotourism and natural landscape exploration. It's not just about the precious and rare primeval forests, limestone caves, and majestic waterfalls; this place also holds many historical, cultural, festival, and folk game values.
Strolling around Huu Lien commune, you may come across the sight of spacious stilt houses, nestled comfortably against the mountain clouds amid the lush primeval forest in the midst of rice paddy valleys.
We hope your upcoming trip to Lang Son will be even smoother thanks to the list of Lang Son tourist destinations compiled by Mytour. If you have any questions about your itinerary or choosing our discounted tours, feel free to contact our hotline Mytour for dedicated assistance.
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