| Lam Binh district received nearly 23,000 visitors in the first four months of this year. |
As a symbol of Na Hang’s charm, the mountain of Coc Vai Pha, which means pole for tethering buffalo in the Tay language, looks like a huge finger pointing vertically out of the middle of the lake up to the sky.
 At the boat terminal on Na Hang lake. Coc Vai Pha moutain is a symbol of Nang Hang tourism. Photo: Trong Dat |
Another beautiful mountain in Na Hang is Pac Ta, which means breast of heaven. Pac Ta, the highest mountain in Lam Binh district, has the shape of an elephant stooping down near a wine gourd.
| Visitors to Lam Binh will have a chance to see beautiful natural scenery and historical and cultural relics, and experience the life and diverse cultures of ethnic groups. |
Na Hang lake also boasts many spectacular spots, such as Man Me, Khuoi Sung, Khuoi Nhi waterfalls and Phien Bung forest. On the way to Phien Bung, the villages of the Dao and Tay are scattered around the forest, creating a peaceful scene in the region.
Quiet Na Hang town, which is nestled on cloudy mountains, is also a nice place where visitors can find hostels and places serving delicious local foods. Recommended dishes for visitors here are grilled catfish, chicken, five-color sticky rice and corn liquor.
