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Traveling to Lệ Giang in September is currently favored by many tourists due to the favorable weather and the charming scenery. The land of Lệ Giang has recently become one of the famous tourist destinations in China for its beautiful landscapes and rich cuisine.
September in Lệ Giang - A colorful painting
Lệ Giang is beautiful in any season, so you can visit at any time if you find it convenient. However, according to the experience of previous travelers as well as sharing from the locals of Lệ Giang, the time to visit Lệ Giang is divided into two seasons:
- Around April - May: This is the time when there are many types of flowers, however, the weather is quite cold, even snowy, so tourists tend to visit Lệ Giang less during this time.
- September - November: This is when Lệ Giang enters autumn, September in Lệ Giang offers cool and pleasant weather, with various trees turning yellow and red, creating a beautiful and enchanting multicolored painting.
September in Lệ Giang, with its autumn weather, cool and pleasant, is ideal for a trip. (Photo: Internet)
Places to visit when you come to Lệ Giang in September
The ancient town of Lệ Giang
If you are someone who appreciates antiquity, longing to witness the beauty of ancient constructions like those in martial arts movies, then the ancient town of Lệ Giang will surely meet your expectations. The ancient atmosphere here emanates from every house, street, and shop. A familiar and distinctive image is the intertwining of red-tiled roofs reflecting the architecture of the Han, Bai, Tibetan, and Nạp Tây ethnic groups, along with rows of green trees casting shadows by the lake, creating a solemn and mysterious beauty. As night falls, the ancient streets of Lệ Giang shine brightly with red lanterns accompanied by the melodious sound of flutes and guitars, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
The ancient town of Lệ Giang - A meaningful destination for youth. (Photo: Internet)
Hắc Long Đàm Park
Formerly known as the Long Vương Temple, Hắc Long Đàm Park was built in 1737, during the reign of Emperor Qianlong II. Walking about 1 km from Ngọc Hà Square along the river to the north of the ancient town, you will reach the park. Here, you can explore some architectural works from the Qing Dynasty era: Long Thần Từ Temple, Đắc Nguyệt Lâu Pavilion, Ngũ Phong Lâu Pavilion, and the most special feature of Hắc Long Đàm Park is the breathtaking view of the Ngọc Long Snow Mountain casting its shadow over the lake.
Hắc Long Đàm Park - The shining gem of Lệ Giang ancient town. (Photo: Internet)
Ngọc Long Snow Mountain
Ngọc Long Snow Mountain is a mountain range located in Yunnan Province, near Lệ Giang. It consists of 13 peaks, each reaching 5,000 meters in height, covered with snow all year round, resembling a dragon lying atop the mountain. The entire natural landscape looks majestic and incredibly beautiful, truly worth admiring.
Snow-white covering throughout the year on Ngọc Long Snow Mountain. (Photo: Internet)
Bạch Sa Village
When visiting Lệ Giang in September, you must visit Bạch Sa Village, located 12km from Lệ Giang. This village was once the capital of the Nạp Tây kingdom. Escaping the hustle and bustle of urban life, you will immediately feel the peaceful and gentle atmosphere of this countryside village, while also learning more about the local culture.
Bạch Sa Village - An ancient village preserving many unique cultural features. (Photo: Internet)
Mộc Phủ
This is the mansion of the Mộc family leaders, consisting of 162 compartments covering an area of 46 hectares, likened to a miniature Forbidden City. This heritage site has been renovated to serve visitors, with a flowing stream and a wide stone bridge at the front gate. Opposite the outer screen is a stone gate formerly made of white jade.
A miniature Forbidden City at Mộc Phủ. (Photo: Internet)
Must-Try Delicacies When Visiting Lệ Giang in September
Characteristic of Lệ Giang cuisine is its spicy and flavorful dishes, which are not difficult to eat but instead have become the attractive culinary brand of Lệ Giang, appealing to visitors from all directions.
Steamed Bun
One of the famous local specialties is steamed bun, not only enjoyed by locals in their daily meals but also enticing visitors from afar. These freshly made buns are filled with seasoned meat and vegetables according to traditional recipes. Each tray of steaming buns looks incredibly appetizing.
Steamed Bun - Famous specialty in Lệ Giang. (Photo: Internet)
Rice Noodles Over the Bridge
A dish with a rather unique name that you should try when traveling to Lệ Giang in September is the Bridge-crossing Noodles. The dish consists of a bowl of hot broth, vermicelli noodles, and accompanying ingredients such as meat, eggs, vegetables, salmon, etc., each served separately in small dishes. You mix the ingredients together, add the broth, and enjoy. This dish has a history of over 100 years and is still beloved today.
Bridge-crossing Noodles - A unique dish not to be missed in Lệ Giang. (Photo: Internet)
Dried Rib Hotpot
Thick, meaty ribs are marinated with salt, then dried. These flavorful ribs are served with a variety of vegetables, mushrooms, and especially Water Chestnut Flower, a vegetable that only grows in the Lo Co Lake. In Lệ Giang in September, amidst the coolness of autumn, sitting by the warm and fragrant hotpot is incomparable.
Steaming hot dried rib hotpot, fragrant and enticing. (Image: Internet)
Flower cake and baba cake
Baba cake is made from specialty Le Giang flour with either sugar or sausage filling. Flower cake is a traditional delicacy of the people in Yunnan province, made from wheat flour and rose petals. The cake has a sweet taste without being overwhelming and commands a higher price compared to other types of cakes due to the use of rose petals in its preparation.
Flower cakes are made from rose petals. (Image: Internet)
Explore the beauty of Lệ Giang in September and indulge in the charming atmosphere along with its authentic local cuisine. If you're planning a trip to Lệ Giang and seeking the perfect itinerary, simply dial Việt Nam Booking at 1900 33 98 for expert advice and book your tour today. We're always here to assist you!
