Ghenh Che Lake

Ghenh Che Lake is an artificial irrigation reservoir located in Binh Son Commune, Song Cong City, Thai Nguyen Province, about 15 km south of Thai Nguyen city. Built in the 1980s, the lake covers about 80 hectares and contains around 45 small islets. It is notable for its calm freshwater, surrounding green tea hills and pine forests, and its tranquil rural landscape that reflects Thai Nguyen's tea culture.

Visitors can expect a large, calm freshwater lake dotted with about 45 small forested islets, surrounded by rolling tea plantations and low hills. The shoreline has dirt paths, small jetties and open grassy areas used for camping and picnicking. Local operators offer small boat trips around the islets. The area is quiet and rural, with tea farms, pine groves and views of the water, suitable for sightseeing, photography and leisurely walks.

Ghenh Che Lake was constructed in the 1980s as an irrigation reservoir to supply water for agriculture in the Song Cong area. It was created by damming a valley and has since become a water storage and agricultural support facility for surrounding farmland.

The lake lies within Thai Nguyen, Vietnam's most famous tea-growing province. The surrounding hills are planted with tea, and the landscape reflects the local tea cultivation culture and rural lifestyle. The area is used by local communities for agriculture and leisure.