Attractions

15 places to discover

Showing 1–15

Filters

Choose one or more options to refine the places shown.

A place or keyword

State or province

Bach Moc Luong Tu

Bach Moc Luong Tu, also known as Ky Quan San, is the fourth highest mountain in Vietnam at 3,046 meters, located on the border between Sin Suoi Ho Commune in Phong Tho District, Lai Chau Province and Lao Cai Province. Notable for its rugged trekking trails, sea of clouds, ancient mossy forests and panoramic alpine views, it is a popular destination for experienced trekkers seeking challenging multi-day hikes and cloud-hunting photography in northwest Vietnam.

Phong Tho, Lai ChauNatural Attraction

No image available

Cau Dat Tea Hill

Cau Dat Tea Hill is a large tea plantation located about 25 km southeast of central Da Lat in Xuan Truong Commune, Lam Dong Province. Established in 1927 during the French colonial period, it originally covered about 600 hectares and is now operated by Cau Dat Farm on about 220 hectares. It is notable for its rolling green tea fields, seasonal sea of clouds, wind turbines, and tea production heritage.

Da Lat, Lam DongGarden

No image available

Chieu Lau Thi Peak

Chieu Lau Thi Peak is a 2,402-meter mountain on the border of Hoang Su Phi and Xin Man districts in Tuyen Quang Province (formerly Ha Giang), near Ho Thau Commune. One of the highest peaks in northeastern Vietnam, it is renowned for its sea of clouds, sunrise views, and panoramic vistas over forested ranges and Hoang Su Phi terraced fields. The peak features a concrete viewing platform and is a popular trekking and cloud-hunting destination.

Vinh Quang, Tuyen QuangNatural Attraction

No image available

Hang Kia - Pa Co Nature Reserve

Hang Kia - Pa Co Nature Reserve is a protected limestone mountain forest spanning Hang Kia and Pa Co communes in Mai Chau District, Phu Tho Province, about 150 km northwest of Hanoi. Established to conserve evergreen and limestone forest ecosystems at 700-1,500 m elevation, it covers over 7,000 hectares. The reserve is notable for its biodiversity, cloud-covered peaks, and traditional Hmong villages within its buffer zone, offering nature and cultural tourism near Mai Chau Valley.

Mai Chau, Phu ThoNature Reserve

No image available

Lung Van Valley

Lung Van Valley is a high mountain valley in Lung Van Commune, Tan Lac District, Phu Tho Province (formerly Hoa Binh Province), about 120 km southwest of Hanoi. Situated at around 700 meters elevation and surrounded by limestone mountains, it is known as the 'roof of Muong Bi' for its sea of clouds, terraced rice fields, and traditional Muong ethnic stilt-house villages. The valley offers scenic landscapes and cultural immersion in a cool, misty climate.

Tan Lac, Phu ThoNatural Attraction

No image available

Mau Son Mountain

Mau Son Mountain is a mountain range in Loc Binh and Cao Loc districts, about 30 km east of Lang Son City in Lang Son Province, northeastern Vietnam. Rising to about 1,541 meters at Phia Po peak, it is known as a former French hill station with ruined colonial villas, cool year-round climate and occasional winter snow, rare in Vietnam. The area features forested slopes, panoramic viewpoints, Dao ethnic villages and cloud-covered landscapes attracting nature and cultural tourism.

Lang Son, Lang SonHill Station

No image available

O Quy Ho Pass

O Quy Ho Pass is one of Vietnam's four great mountain passes, located on National Road 4D straddling Lai Chau and Lao Cai provinces within the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. At nearly 2,000 meters elevation, it connects Tam Duong District in Lai Chau with Sa Pa. Notable for its winding length of about 50 kilometers, dramatic cloud-covered peaks, and panoramic views of valleys and Fansipan, it is a major scenic driving route and viewpoint in northwest Vietnam.

Tam Duong, Lai ChauViewpoint

No image available

O Quy Ho Sky Gate

O Quy Ho Sky Gate is a mountain viewpoint on O Quy Ho Pass along National Road 4D on the border of Lai Chau and Lao Cai provinces, within Tam Duong District, Lai Chau. Situated at about 2,035 meters above sea level, it overlooks the Hoang Lien Son range and Fansipan peak. The site features viewing platforms and is known for panoramic valley views, sea of clouds and sunset vistas, serving as a popular stop for travelers between Sapa and Lai Chau.

Tam Duong, Lai ChauViewpoint

No image available

Pha Luong Peak

Pha Luong Peak is a mountain peak on the Vietnam-Laos border in Chieng Son Commune, Moc Chau District, Son La Province, about 30 km from Moc Chau town. Rising to approximately 1,900-2,000 meters above sea level, it is known as the roof of Moc Chau. The peak is famous for its panoramic views, sea of clouds, and border marker, and is a popular trekking destination in northwestern Vietnam.

Moc Chau, Son LaViewpoint

No image available

Pu Ta Leng Peak

Pu Ta Leng Peak is the second-highest mountain in Vietnam at 3,049 meters, located in Ta Leng Commune, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province within the Hoang Lien Son range. Known for its rugged trekking routes, primeval forests, and seasonal rhododendron blooms, the peak offers panoramic views of surrounding mountains and sea of clouds. It is a popular but challenging destination for experienced trekkers seeking pristine nature and high-altitude scenery in northwest Vietnam.

Tam Duong, Lai ChauNatural Attraction

No image available

Rong May Glass Bridge

Rong May Glass Bridge is a high-altitude glass skywalk on O Quy Ho Pass in Son Binh Commune, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province. Situated at about 2,200 meters above sea level on the Hoang Lien Son range, it features a 60-meter glass bridge extending from a cliff face and a 300-meter glass elevator. Opened in 2019, it is notable for panoramic views of the pass, valleys and Fansipan area.

Tam Duong, Lai ChauViewpoint

No image available

Si Thau Chai Village

Si Thau Chai Village is a highland settlement of the Dao ethnic group located in Ho Thau Commune, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province, about 7 km from Lai Chau City. Situated at around 1,400 meters elevation on the slopes of the Hoang Lien Son range, it is known for traditional earthen-walled houses, terraced fields and seasonal cloud formations. The village is developed as a community-based tourism destination offering cultural immersion and mountain scenery.

Tam Duong, Lai ChauCultural Attraction

No image available

Ta Xua Peak

Ta Xua Peak is a prominent mountain peak at 2,865 meters on the border of Son La and Yen Bai provinces in northern Vietnam, located in Ta Xua Commune, Bac Yen District, Son La. Part of the Ta Xua mountain range, it is renowned for its sea of clouds, dramatic ridgelines including the Dinosaur Spine, and panoramic views. The area is inhabited by H'Mong communities and attracts trekkers and photographers seeking cloud-hunting experiences.

Bac Yen, Son LaNatural Attraction

No image available

U Bo Peak

U Bo Peak is a mountain peak at about 1,009 meters elevation in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Truong Son Commune, Quang Ninh District, Quang Tri Province. Located along the western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Highway, it is known as a cloud-hunting viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Annamite Range and primeval forest. It lies within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.

Quang Ninh, Quang TriViewpoint

No image available

Y Ty Terraced Fields

Y Ty Terraced Fields are extensive rice terraces located in Y Ty Commune, Bat Xat District, Lao Cai Province, near the Vietnam-China border at about 2,000 meters elevation. Created over generations by Ha Nhi and H'Mong communities, the fields cascade across steep mountain slopes and valleys. Recognized as a scenic agricultural landscape, they are notable for seasonal transformations from flooded water mirrors to golden harvest and for cloud-covered vistas.

Bat Xat, Lao CaiNatural Attraction

Loading page…