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The immense scenery of water with majestic mountains turns Van Hoi lagoon into a miniature of Ha Long Bay (Photo: VNA)
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The charming scenery of Van Hoi lagoon attracts visitors from far and wide (Photo: VNA)
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Van Hoi Lagoon is a place with up to 410 ha of surface water with over 40 islands of various sizes (Photo: VNA)
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Visitors often call the place “Tea island” as there are many ancient tea trees here (Photo: VNA)
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(Photo: VNA)
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Van Hoi lagoon wilderness attracts visitors (Photo: VNA)
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Visitors are curious about the life of locals here on the lagoon (Photo: VNA)
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Many parents also take their children to Van Hoi lagoon to experience the wilderness (Photo: VNA)
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City dwellers take huge interest in the Van Hoi lagoon (Photo: VNA)
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For urban children being in a untouched nature is a strange and interesting experience (Photo:VNA)
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Locals in Van Hoi lagoon still have to rely on large battery for daily life (Photo: VNA)
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Van Hoi Lagoon is place with up to 410 ha of surface water with over 40 islands of various size (Photo: VNA)
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The lagoon is home to many native birds migrating to the islands. (Photo: VNA)
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Children spend time enjoying fresh air here (Photo: VNA)
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Visitors enjoy lunch with local specialties (Photo: VNA)
Van Hoi lagoon: a sight not to miss
120 km from Hanoi, Van Hoi lagoon (Hien Luong commune, Ha Hoa district, Phu Tho province) is described as a miniature of Ha Long Bay in northern midland area where most of the wilderness is still kept intact.
