Situated in the northeastern province of Ha Giang, Dong Van karst plateau - a UNESCO-recognised geopark in the world - features plenty of beautiful natural landscape and majestic rocky mountains that touch the hearts of tourists whenever they visit the site.
Situated in the northeastern province of Ha Giang, Dong Van karst plateau - a UNESCO-recognised geopark in the world - features plenty of beautiful natural landscape and majestic rocky mountains that touch the hearts of tourists whenever they visit the site.
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| Dong Van Karst Plateau is a member of the UNESCO Geopark Network, boasting a vast area of limestone which covers the majority of Ha Giang province. |
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| The sightseeing spot has been a popular tourist destination for the past decade thanks to its untouched natural landscape. |
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| The plateau typically attracts millions of domestic and foreign tourists every year. Apart from exploring the majestic natural scenery, visitors have the chance to witness the vibrancy of the indigenous culture. |
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| Dong Van Plateau is home to several ethnic minority groups such as the Mong, Dao, Tay, Nung, Lo Lo, and Pu Peo, with each possessing a unique lifestyle and culture. |
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| White apricot blossoms create a charming view of the mountainous area. |
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| Spring is an ideal time for tourists to discover the ins and outs of Ha Giang province. |
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| Visitors are able to witness a range of beautiful natural scenery, along with the diverse culture of local residents in the northern mountainous area. |
(Source: VOV)
