1. Peak Fansipan
Fansipan is the highest peak in Vietnam, located in the national landscape resort Hoang Lien Son, in Sapa area, Lao Cai province. With a height of 3,147.3m, Fansipan is also known as "the roof of Indochina".
Also because of absolute height, in the winter, Fansipan is covered with white ice, with temperatures that can be reduced below 0 ° C.
Coming to Fansipan, visitors can not only admire the majestic natural scenery, with the mountains coinciding, but also can experience climbing, trekking and discover the cultural identity of ethnic minorities in the locality. .
2. Y Ty
Another location in Lao Cai that visitors can not ignore is Y Ty - a famous place for its pristine beauty but also full of mystery.
When Dong arrived, Y Ty seemed to wear the white cloak of the snow, making the scene here more and more magical.
The ideal time for snow hunting in Y Ty is from the end of December to mid -January. However, Tuyet does not always appear, so visitors should monitor the weather forecast before planning.
3. Phia Oac
One of the favorite snow hunting places in the North is Phia Oac, located in Nguyen Binh and Cao Bang districts.
With a height of 1,900m above sea level, this mountain peak is covered by clouds all year round. In the winter, the temperature here drops below 0 ° C, frozen and frosty, even snow.
Unlike Fansipan, there is a cable car that supports moving, to reach the top of Phia Oac, visitors need to be completely trekking, surpassing the pristine but also challenging roads.
4. Ta Xua
Located in Bac Yen, Son La, Ta Xua is the place not only attracts snow lovers but also the famous "cloud hunting paradise" of young people.
This place is famous for its cool climate all year round, the sea of clouds floating and special tourist destinations such as dinosaur spine, turtle head cliffs, national primeval forests, ...
Although winter here often has very low temperatures, but not every year Ta Xua has snow. Therefore, visitors need to update the weather forecast regularly to not miss the opportunity.
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Located in Lang Son province, with a height of 1,541m above sea level, Mau Son in the winter becomes an impressive natural picture.
Hidden in the majestic scenery of snow and mountains are villas and homestays with ancient French architectural style, making Mau Son become romantic, like a miniature European corner in the heart of Vietnam.
Visitors can rest at motels or homestay at the foot of the mountain and start the snow hunting journey early the next morning, the time when snow may be the thickest of the day.
