In a video shared with fans, Miss Do Thi Ha expressed her excitement when capturing the entire scenery of Mount Fuji - the highest mountain in Japan with a height of 3,776 meters and is a World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO.
Because the weather in mountainous areas is often covered in fog, clearly viewing the mountain peak depends greatly on the element of luck.
Miss Do Thi Ha revealed a fact that, in 365 days of a year, on average, there are only about 90 days of truly beautiful and clear weather so that visitors can clearly see the panoramic view of the iconic mountain.
Therefore, capturing the whole moment of the white snow mountain peak appearing clearly rustic under the clear blue sky is considered by her as a great predestined relationship in this journey.
Besides admiring Mount Fuji, another special highlight revealed by Do Thi Ha is the moment of admiring swans swimming at Yamanaka Lake.
This is the largest lake in the Phu Si Ngu Ho system, located right at the foot of the mountain and is known as the "swan lake" thanks to the large number of this bird species that regularly gathers and lives there.
The image of white swans leisurely gliding on the clear lake surface, contrasting with the shadow of the majestic Mount Fuji hidden in the distance, has created a romantic natural scene.
The beauty queen quickly recorded these natural footage as part of a memorable memory after 2 years of returning to Japan.
The journey of the daughter-in-law of the chairman of Son Hai Group continues to be loyal to the resort tourism style combined with practical experience.
Instead of choosing dense travel schedules through bustling urban centers, she prioritizes spending time immersing herself in the quiet natural scenery to relax and regenerate energy.
Do Thi Ha's specific sharing and actual parameters about the scenery of Fuji and Yamanaka Lake received many positive feedbacks from the online community, bringing objective perspectives and useful itinerary suggestions for those who intend to explore Japan in the direction of natural experience.
