So far, not many local travelers have known about this destination in the mountainous province of Yen Bai. It has not only beautiful terraced rice fields but also a spectacular bamboo forest that was planted 60 years ago. The bamboo forest in Na Hang Tua Chu Village, Pung Luong Commune, Mu Cang Chai District, depicts scenes as idyllic as those in martial art movies.
Stone steps leading to the bamboo forest – PHOTOS: HAI DUONG
Hundreds of thousands of bamboo trunks on one hectare offer a fantastic setting for enjoying fresh air and taking nice photos. The deeper tourists go into the forest, the taller bamboo trees they can find.
A small path is lined with high bamboo trees
A lady in Mong ethnic people’s traditional dress
Kids romping under shades of bamboo trees
Mong ethnic women and kids taking a rest in the forest
Bamboo trees under the sun
A house of Mong ethnic family next to the bamboo forest
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