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This 2N1D Northern Vietnam tour brings travelers to Tà Xùa, the 'cloud paradise', where you can immerse yourself in nature, visit various exciting destinations, and enjoy the fresh air of the area.
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Thanh Sơn Tea Hill
The first stop on the 2N1D Northern Vietnam tour is Thanh Sơn Tea Hill, located on Địch Quả Street, Thanh Sơn District, Phú Thọ Province. The area enjoys a refreshing, cool climate, offering a pleasant atmosphere as soon as you arrive.
Engage with nature, breathe in the fresh air, and inhale the subtle fragrance of the tea plants. You'll feel rejuvenated as your worries vanish, and you’ll feel as though you're 10 years younger. Here, you can also experience the authentic tea picking process just like the locals do.
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Lonely Tree
Another popular check-in spot on the 2N1D Northern Vietnam tour is the Lonely Tree, also known as the 'Tà Xùa Apple Tree'. Located at the top of Gió Peak, in Háng Đồng Commune, Bắc Yên District, Sơn La Province. At first, no one paid attention to this solitary tree, but over time, more young travelers began to visit and take photos, turning it into a sought-after location for check-ins.
From the Lonely Tree's location, you can gaze out at towering mountains and a peaceful winding river. Together, they create a breathtaking natural landscape.
Dolphin’s Nose
Dolphin’s Nose is an exciting destination in the 2N1D Northern Vietnam tour. The stone formation resembles a dolphin, attracting numerous visitors to take photos. The Dolphin's Nose consists of two large rock slabs that look like dolphins swimming through a sea of clouds.
Not only is the name intriguing, but Dolphin’s Nose is also striking for its shape and the weathered moss covering the stone slabs, which gives it an ancient and rustic charm. Here, you can take photos on the rocky outcrops with a backdrop of rolling hills. From this vantage point, you can admire the panoramic views of nature and breathe in the fresh air of Sơn La.
Tà Xùa Grassland
Located along the route to Dolphin’s Nose and the Lonely Tree, Tà Xùa Grassland is a vast, lush green hill with expansive views. Looking into the distance, you'll see the majestic mountains. The wide open space makes it a perfect spot for camping, setting up tents, enjoying a campfire, or even spending the night.
Wind Peak
Wind Peak is a location about 3 km from Tà Xùa Commune’s center. The peak has several open patches of land, making it an ideal camping spot in Sơn La where you can pitch a tent, spend the night, and then wake up to chase the clouds and catch the sunrise.
Dragon’s Backbone
The Dragon’s Backbone is a stretch of road located atop Chống Tra Mountain in Háng Đồng Commune, Sơn La Province. The journey to this spot is quite challenging, but once you reach it, you'll be captivated by the magnificent and breathtaking scenery. It’s called Dragon’s Backbone because, from a distance, the landscape resembles a dragon lying still, admiring the natural beauty. Standing at an elevation of 1600 meters above sea level, you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lush valleys below.
Suối Chiếu Lake
Suối Chiếu Lake is located in Mường Thải Commune, Phù Yên District, Sơn La Province. Surrounded by mountains, its primary water source is streams flowing from the mountain ravines. From a higher vantage point, visitors can spot traditional stilt houses along the riverbanks, blended with the green of the trees and the serene surface of the lake, creating a pristine and rustic beauty of the Northwestern mountains.
Ban Mai Retreat Hot Spring
The final destination on the 2N1D Northern Vietnam tour is the Ban Mai Retreat Hot Spring. Located in a limestone valley beside the 52-hectare Suối Chiếu Lake, within Tà Xùa's special-use forest, this area enjoys a pleasant, fresh, and dry climate year-round. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in nature, soak in the hot spring water, and experience ultimate relaxation. The green lake blends harmoniously with the lush mountains and forests, creating a stunning natural masterpiece that will leave everyone in awe.
According to Mytour.vn
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Source: Mytour.vn Travel Guide
Mytour.vnFebruary 23, 2024
