Ho Chi Minh’s heaven-like sanctuary up in the mountain
The outskirts of any crowded city may suggest a contrasting suburban image void of activities and movements. The farthest parts of Hanoi beg to differ with its very own kind of motion, literally.
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Mo, Hoa, Tran, Mam Xoi are a few names to be remembered this summer. |
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Khoang Xanh, where the waterfalls pour down the hardest, lies in a jungle 60 kilometers to the northwest of Hanoi. |
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The waterfalls are part of Ba Vi National Park, boasting two kilometers of natural streams. |
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Fake wooden bridges help any millenial a nice shot. |
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Besides natural wonders, humans have themselves built some waterfalls for tourism’s sake. |
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Further upstream, the more eerie the scene turns, dashed with hundreds year old trees and mossy rocks. |
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40 minutes by car is the only thing standing between you and a fresh and clean break from daily urban life. |
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